Aaron | DigitalQuarry

I’m building a crypto mining site from scratch. Here’s the reality no one talks about: • Power at $0.07/kWh is barely viable • ASIC ROI can hit 10+ years • Competition is brutal I’m sharing everything as I build DigitalQuarry. Follow if you want real numbers, not hype.

You don’t need to be: - fearless. - 100% certain. - perfectly confident. You just need to be, consistent and controlled. 👆

The ordering of visual elements according to their importance level. The engineering behind the trick is basically information hierarchy used by newspapers and magazines.

Starting small (100–150kW), but designing everything to scale. That’s the tricky part.

Everyone talks about mining hardware, but nobody talks about this part: Land. Power. Internet. Permits. Spent the day working on all of it. People don't realize this industry is infrastructure first, mining second.

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@ChatGPTapp Arise, Chikun, arise!

don't mind us. just stacking our chickens

@Vistangx Very nice! Feels like private AI stacks are finally getting practical to run in-house now. The future is looking efficient.

@OnFireLefty Thanks! Local agents running on 30B and 7B models depending on tasks/purpose. Building out platforms and training on custom datasets that I input and retraining creating custom llm’s. Wild world now, endless possibilities.

Network and home compute stack all up and going for a couple weeks now. Unbelievable what you can do with unlimited compute and no API tokens. Wild times 🛸🛸

@DMinimilian Currently working on something cool for LitVM myself, stay tuned in the weeks to come! 👀

DeFi on Litecoin will be so much better than DeFi on Ethereum and Solana. LitVM testnet is here with a lot of activity. Builders are cooking... 🔥 $LTC $ETH $SOL

@dogecoin @PetSmart

hey @PetSmart, you sell dog food but won't accept dog money? This is not the smart pet behavior your name promised.

@OnFireLefty M63s

Fun days ahead.

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@breakoutprop Tell that to Pelosi, she is a professional in all aspects of trading.

Trading is already one of the hardest things you can do. Yet somehow prop firms found a way to make it harder: Consistency rules. Profit caps. Minimum trading days. Payout buffers. News bans. Time limits. Breakout has none of it. Just you and the market. The way it should be.

@LTCFoundation very cool!👍

Coming soon.. in a day! 📘

@cryptov_news This is exactly where the industry is heading. But AI isn’t a direct replacement for mining, it’s a different operational model entirely. Mining is flexible load. AI is high margin but requires near perfect uptime. The real winners will be the ones who can support both.

Bitcoin miners prep for 2028 halving! ⛏️ Shifting from hashrate max to capital discipline, efficiency & energy security. Diversifying into HPC/AI. 🚀 #Bitcoin #Mining #Halving #Crypto cryptovka.com/news/bitcoin-m…

“Miners are losing $19K per BTC”. Sounds dramatic, but this is based on averages. Mining isn’t one cost structure, it’s thousands competing at once. The real story isn’t losses, it's who survives them.

This is based on average production cost models, which can be pretty misleading in practice. Some miners are definitely underwater, but others with lower power costs and efficient hardware are still competitive. What we’re really seeing is a shakeout: high cost operators getting pushed out while stronger setups hold or even scale.

Bitcoin miners are losing ~$19,000 on every BTC produced as mining difficulty drops. Is this a supply shock or a perilous trend for the hash race? 🧩💸 ift.tt/NqtzRef #Bitcoin #Mining #Crypto

Mining = flexibility AI = margin The game is knowing when to prioritize each.

AI vs mining isn’t really the right framing. It’s flexible load vs fixed demand. The operators who figure out how to balance both will have a serious edge.