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Sterling Lee

@PWisdom777

Bitcoin Miner for Cholla INC. Deploying flexible load for the growth of Bitcoin and Energy Abundance.

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Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
OrGiNaL CoNtEnT warning!
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Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
@kinetic_finance What miners are they running and if it’s bitmain are they running custom firmware? Could they explain their power agreement for how mine pays for power? Curious if they have smart PDUs or dumb ones. Also are they looking at moving any of those allocated megawatts to AI?
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Julian Figueroa
Julian Figueroa@kinetic_finance·
Tomorrow I am visiting one of America’s LARGEST Bitcoin mines! What is a question you’ve always had about bitcoin mining? Post them below and I’ll get you an answer 🤞
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Sidekick Stupendous
Sidekick Stupendous@astrospiff·
@PWisdom777 @jmontforttx Then keep waiting. Won't be til I settle down later to look into Cholla Inc. and won't necessarily post anything here unless I have a question. Thx for waiting tho. 👍
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Sterling Lee
Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
@WittenBippens Will you join my personal crusade against industrial agriculture in the name of more HPC?
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Techno Optimus Prime
Techno Optimus Prime@WittenBippens·
@PWisdom777 They are growing pecan trees between San Angelo and Roswell NM. Pecan trees normally grow in bottom lands near creeks, not in the Chihuahuan Desert. How do they do it? They drain the aquifers.
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Sterling Lee
Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
I mine Bitcoin for Cholla Inc we practice flexible load that makes power cheaper but pop off on thing you don’t understand. We have been operating since 2023. Load Zone West of ERCOT spent 19 of the last 30 days with negative commercial power price because there is too generation and not enough Load!!! Bitcoin mining strike price at our facility is around 4 cents per kilowatt hour. We actively bring prices down by incentivizing cheaper power production.
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Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
@astrospiff @jmontforttx You don’t understand the grid. Miners are either obligated to run through BY ERCOT or they turn off because they practice flexible load. I would know I mine Bitcoin for a job.
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Sidekick Stupendous
Sidekick Stupendous@astrospiff·
@jmontforttx We already have issues with crypto miners straining the grid in this hot, humid state. i dont want to hear it this summer when we're asked to turn themostats to °78 to help them keep their machines cool.🤬
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Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
@WittenBippens @jmontforttx That is exactly right and fun fact cotton farming uses 8x as much water for effectively negative returns and costs the state 3 billion annually.
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Techno Optimus Prime
Techno Optimus Prime@WittenBippens·
@jmontforttx Texas is an AI powerhouse. We have more power in. West Texas then we can transmit. Produce it there, use it there.
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Sterling Lee
Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
I have a personal crusade against cotton farming this is going to get serious.
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Sterling Lee
Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
My name is Sterling Lee and you’re pandering instead of thinking! 1. Grid risk? DCs run flat 24/7 loads — grid-friendly. Cotton irrigation pumps spike Jun-Aug when ERCOT is on its knees. $320M in seasonal load hitting the three worst months of the year. 2. Dirty energy? Big tech is the largest private buyer of renewables on earth. Cotton irrigation runs on grid power and diesel. Nobody's buying wind PPAs to pump water onto a money-losing crop. 3. Water? ALL TX data centers: 49B gal/yr. TX cotton: 400B gal/yr. That's 8x. From the Ogallala, which recharges inches while we pump feet. New DCs are going closed-loop/immersion cooling. Cotton has no zero-water option. 4. Pollution? Cotton is one of the most chemical-intensive crops on earth. Herbicides, defoliants, synthetic fertilizer, nitrogen runoff. Plus 11 tons/acre/yr of topsoil blowing away — double USDA tolerance. A DC on a concrete pad is clean by comparison. 5. Public funds? In 2022 TX cotton lost 74% of its crop. Taxpayers covered $3B in crop insurance. 60% of ALL TX crop insurance goes to cotton. DCs pay property taxes and need zero bailouts. 6. Jobs? Fair point on AI displacement — but blocking a building in TX just moves the compute to Virginia. Meanwhile cotton is already fully mechanized. Converting to managed rangeland creates year-round jobs that can't be automated or offshored. 7. Blight? Construction is temporary. The Ogallala dropping a foot per year is permanent. When the water's gone those communities are gone. A DC brings a tax base. Cotton brings a crop insurance check and a dust storm. 8. Bubble? Maybe. Tech is cyclical. But the Ogallala running out isn't a bubble — it's geology. Cotton on a depleting aquifer with negative returns propped up by federal insurance is the actual Ponzi scheme. Aquifer depletion doesn't correct. 9. E-waste? Legitimate issue, not unique to DCs. Cotton has its own: US subsidized cotton undercuts developing-world farmers. The WTO has ruled against US cotton subsidies multiple times. West African farmers have been getting destroyed by this for decades. 10. Data privacy? Regulate AI and data collection. Blocking a building doesn't stop the internet — it just moves the servers somewhere with fewer protections. The real solution: convert High Plains cotton to native rangeland. 1 steer per 3 acres. Zero irrigation. 99% water reduction. Soil builds instead of eroding. $500M+ net profit vs cotton's net negative. Federal money is on the table NOW. If you care about water, soil, jobs, and stopping corporate welfare — cotton is your fight.
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Clayton Tucker
Clayton Tucker@ClaytonTuckerTX·
My name is Clayton Tucker and I approve this message.
Prez@PrezLives2022

Top 10 reasons data centers must be stopped. 1. Increased demand for energy puts our electric grid at risk and raises our electricity to points unknown. 2. Data centers prop up dirty energy like Gas and Coal 3. Data centers endanger water supplies 4. Data centers create a ton of pollution 5. Data centers drain public funds because states are footing the bill even though these centers do not provide jobs. 6. Data centers threaten jobs. Look at all these companies that just laid off thousands of workers who built their AI. Some reward. It’s like training your replacement except your replacement is free. 7. A Blight on Communities. The long and disruptive construction periods for data centers are wreaking havoc on many communities, leading to longer commute times, increased traffic accidents, and closed playgrounds. 8. The imperil the economy. The AI boom is propped up on the precarious stilts of monumental debt, speculation, and financial trickery. The way things are going, Big Tech may even plunge us into an economy-wide meltdown like the dot-com crash of the 2000s or the 2008 financial crisis. 9. They create toxic trash for smaller countries. Already, high-income countries have made a habit of dumping their e-waste on developing ones for “disposal.” The workers and communities receiving this waste are routinely exposed to heavy metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium, which are linked to a host of health harms, from neurodevelopmental impairments to cancer. 10. They steal our personal data. Any public information not behind a paywall may be devoured by AI companies, including voter registration data, social media profiles, passport photos, and even credit card numbers. Some AI tools have even been trained on private medical. These data centers are a danger to local communities and must be stopped. AI does far more harm than good. In the hands of billionaires it is simply evil.

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Sterling Lee
Sterling Lee@PWisdom777·
As you can see from the pictures all of the cotton farming is a visible scar across the landscape. Your cotton covered ass is going to have no problem finding it as other countries can grow it for so cheap anyways. The price of cotton per pound is basically flat and once you factor inflation it’s negative.
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Clayton Tucker
Clayton Tucker@ClaytonTuckerTX·
I should have been underwater. Lake Corpus Christi is dying. The vegetation taking over is proof that this isn't happening just because of a single drought, but a systemic shortage. Water is life. Without it, no ag, no food, no Texas. We need to protect our water, esp from the irresponsible AI data centers coming to take it. Sign our petition if you agree >> claytontuckertx.com/water #WaterCrisis #Water #AIDataCenters #Texas #Agriculture
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Joseph L Trahan for Senate District 15
WATER, POWER and HEAT If they are going to come other Texas they need to bring WATER, POWER and HEAT solutions. We don't have the water to spare for them..its destroying our agriculture to have no water. We don't have the power infrastructure for their high demand MASSIVE electrical usage. The massive amount of HEAT produced by these operations is mind boggling and transferred to the WATER they use. They come here for cheap land and plentiful resources and "take" these resources from Texas and not offering a single solution to the problems of their ongoing operation. They've paid off our politicians to turn a blind eye. They've paid off our elected governmental bodies to get our tax dollars to create jobs so YOU can pay there taxes...you see how self defeating that is, right? You better get smart and fast or they'll have you cleaning the toilets in their mansions just afford to live in a rented room in a desert trailer park and buy Winstons and Coors. They DON'T care about you. They DON'T care about your retirement. They DON'T care about your family. They will be gone in 10 years...maybe 15 or less. Its another wind farm tax payer rip off temporary band aid. And I'm a guy that built, developed, leased fully and sold off 3 million square feet of data center space in my lifetime. I hope you're listening, my fellow Texans.
Wall Street Apes@WallStreetApes

WOW 🚨 A new Data Center is being built in the Texas Panhandle that will use more power than ALL THE HOMES IN TEXAS COMBINED TIMES 2 - It’ll be the largest data center in the world, at 18 million square feet - The site will span over 6,000+ acres (9 square miles) - It will use up to 11 GW - The on-site generation is described as producing more electricity than 15 states use at their peak

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