AlbertaHash | Mining the Digital Frontier

@VoskCoin Wildcatting.

Solo mining Bitcoin

@MuskMiners @YourFriendAndy Does Musk not host?

A lot of air cooled ASICs have slim margins right now. Using the ZCash Z15 Pro and auto converting earnings into BTC is a smart way to potentially increase cash flow and continuing to stack Bitcoin. We currently have more units available for anyone looking to get started.

@GrantCardone We buy real assets and mine crypto on them.

Buy real assets & wait. Don’t sell. If they cash flow, improve the cash flow and borrow against them. Rinse, repeat & be patient.

Power has arrived on site. Construction continues in beautiful southern Alberta.

@Bencera People posting that have thousands of followers and getting 1-5 likes. Doesn’t make sense.

Twitter is starting to feel like the dead internet. AI posting, AI replying

We don’t listen to hype in crypto. We follow a logical and structured path to earnings.

Bitdeer #SEALMINER A4 is finally going into mass production. Sales, pricing and distribution timeline are still unclear. Seems like a good unit, but we need to know the ROI picture before buying.

This is cool latimes.com/environment/st… - when we get our first 160 acres, we will hash with the cows.

@MiningRabid @RedPandaMining Probably got his electricity bill prior to the accident.

@RedPandaMining was this you on the news?

@simpleminingio "Sell everything in the house until the kids think they're next." - Dave Ramsey

Dave: "Hello caller, you're on the air." Caller: "I put half my savings into Bitcoin in 2020." Dave: "Oh no. How much did you lose?" Caller: "It's up 600%."

@asicprofit The S23 Hyd 3U is $29,800 on BT-Miners. Hefty investment on a single unit.

Today’s top-performing ASIC miners on AsicProfit ⚡ INIBOX Pro — $58.38/day Antminer Z15 Pro — $43.58/day S23 Hyd 3U — $34.60/day Efficiency + power cost still decide who stays profitable long term. asicprofit.com #ASIC #CryptoMining #BitcoinMining #AsicProfit

@simpleminingio We will mine at $500,000 and we will mine at $5,000.

We mined Bitcoin at $25,000 We mined Bitcoin at $69,000 We mined Bitcoin at $16,000 We mined Bitcoin at $126,000 Now mining at $80,000 We're mining Bitcoin no matter the price.

@GoldTeslaRents @simpleminingio With new equipment, maybe $90-95k. You also need to think about the next halving.

@simpleminingio What does the $BTC price need to be for $0.16kWh to be profitable? Is there an app for that?

Global cost to mine 1 Bitcoin in 2026: $38,000 to $92,000. The variable that decides which end you sit on: your kWh rate. At $0.16/kWh (US residential), you're underwater. At $0.07/kWh, you're well inside the spread. Hashprice ran $28-30 per PH/day in Q1: among the lowest readings on record. Only operators with sub-$0.08/kWh power and current-gen ASICs are still healthy. The $0.16/kWh home miner is shutting down. The $0.07/kWh hosted miner is buying his hardware secondhand.

We're looking for a modular data centre solution for our AI site in Manitoba. @HPE @ETN_Electrical @Vertiv @SchneiderElec - We have the power - bring the infrastructure. DM us.

@OrngeHorizonBTC But it’s also very hard to get municipal/county zoning here. Which is why so many operations try the sneaky route but then get fined $$$

That's true. Doubling the demand charge is definetly still workable. Operators are also arguing "changes to the bill including a grandfathering clause, which would protect businesses such as theirs that set up shop under the existing rules." Either way I hope the legislation does not pass! cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

If anyone wants to know what happens when you don’t go through the red tape when setting up a crypto mining site in Alberta - this is just a few cases: 1. cbc.ca/news/canada/ed… 2. ctvnews.ca/edmonton/artic… 3. stalbertgazette.com/local-news/bc-… 4. cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

@OrngeHorizonBTC Alberta is going to be the last one standing in the end.

In Alberta, it’s all free market, so you almost need to be an energy broker when you buy and sell your electric. Our sites are located near a lot of large solar farms making them able to soak up some of the MWs that are produced by those. So when you think about grid stability, it’s really night time where our electrical pull will probably come from more dirty energy feeding into the grid.

@AlbertaHashX Industrial operators in Manitoba might feel the burn soon too, if new legislation passes. Home miners still unaffected, for now... globalnews.ca/news/11839286/…

@OrngeHorizonBTC Yea, not great. We own a heavy industrial site in Manitoba. We were hoping with some good news on the moratorium.