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@thebillyboone I like my infrastructure like i like my cars. Overbuilt and reliable. That's why I drive a @Toyota Tundra

@WilsonMining building in 3x the cooling headroom now is cheaper than scrambling for it in august.

85f ambient temp and we're still able to run the hydros in high power mode even with the smaller dry cooler fans. Current smaller fans use 5kw per dry cooler. We built the electrical to be handle an upgrade to massive fans using 15kw per dry cooler. We're built to run through every temperature, every weather event, no matter what.

@karpuzmining We still curtail with the hydros, they just dont have to be throttled down like the air cooled miners. With the smaller fans, the hydros go into normal in the high 80's. With the fan upgrade, they'll probably never have to go into normal and can just sit in high

@WilsonMining It’s bee curtailment city this past few weeks with my air-cooled miners. Compelling case for switching to hydro.

Bitcoin mining is still a good business and the current setup feels very promising. - AI taking a large chunk of available MW's - Bad operators calling it quits - Tourist investors leaving Things are really not that bad, we like our odds over the next 2-3 years.

@hyperhashtech Those hoses are pretty thick. I'd be massively surprised if something ever happened to them. We do have a spare pump on hand though just in case

@WilsonMining The excitement in hydro begins when a pump grenades or a line decides to identify as an overcooked hotdog for no reason.

@WilsonMining leveraging into more asics than you can hold is how hodl turns into a liquidation sale.

I beg future miners not to buy more ASICS than you can HODL for at least 4 years. To many people are liquidating miners at prices they shouldn't be because they overbought and are panicking. Slow and steady works.

@OGBTC @wk057 Throw us in the mix stratum+tcp://us1.wilsonmining.io:3333

God bless American and god bless Bitcoin. 🇺🇸

@karpuzmining @gchouinard_1954 @WilsonMining. No extra fees. No hosting deposit. Nearly instant support responses.

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Steven had the pleasure of being on @HashrateUp with @jesse_hodl to talk about the Bitcoin Line of Credit(BLOC) strategy for miners. This episode was a lot of fun and it's another great tool in the toolbox for miners. Check out the full episode 👇

Bitcoiners need to actually use the network before saying it's not allowed to be used for something else. It's hardly being used for payments by anyone. Most hosting companies won't even accept it as a payment method from what I've seen. It's just pathetic. "You can't play with my toy even though im not playing with it" is some real toddler type shit

This is honestly one of the best arguments against BIP-110 because it can be sincerely believed unlike almost anything else coming from your side of the fence. It's still wrong. Protocol optimization for a specific use-case is materially different from changes based solely on moral judgements that seek to discriminate based on who/why things can be done *within* a use case. Nothing about BIP-110 crosses the line into no longer being neutral money. It just reduces non-monetary usage which is self evidently appropriate. Bitcoiners need not explain themselves to people using it as data storage.

I am against bip110 because it's a slippery slope that enables the idea of doing forks for subjective, ethical and legal reasons.

It's all a LARP with never ending contradictions.

@LukeDashjr @BenJustman So, by your own admission, if BIP-110 is not successful, @ocean_mining will permanently shut down? It would be EXTREMELY hypocritical to announce bitcoin as dead and then continuing to operate a bitcoin mining pool and earning revenue from it

It keeps you in business. Without it, Bitcoin is over. Years of negligence by Core and unmitigated attacks have already driven Bitcoin to the edge. Price already began crashing with the release of Core30. Just a single CSAM incident (enabled by Core 30) will make you personally criminally liable if you continue even using Bitcoin. (If you have any morals, you wouldn't want to anyway!) BIP 110 is just one small step toward recovery from this fatal situation.

The marketing team at BIP-110 makes me think that IF BIP-110 is truly necessary THEN Bitcoin isn't what I thought it was.

@LukeDashjr @BenJustman Would love to learn. How does BIP-110 benefit me as a miner? Can I monetize it better?

@BenJustman Time to learn, then

Just for the record, L9s are currently yeilding .402/gh/day. The break even for a 17GH is 8.3c/kwh. Time to find cheaper hosting. We have partner sites offering fully managed containers with 3.5-4.5c power, single unit hosting at 8c including hydro with @WilsonMining .

@hyperhashtech Hey Anthony, please email hosting@wilsonmining.io

@WilsonMining bought a miner off the marketplace this morning, it’s been “sleeping” since purchase. Besides setting pool what needs done?