In Bitcoin mining, survival comes down to margins and margins come down to energy costs. While most miners race to secure ever-cheaper electricity contracts, Gridless takes a different route: we mine exclusively on stranded power, using a revenue share model that eliminates direct energy costs entirely. This gives us a structural advantage in volatile markets, allowing us to stay online when others shut down, and to profit even at historically low hashprices.
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Mining Without a Bill: The Revenue Share Advantage
In Bitcoin mining, survival comes down to margins β€” and margins come down to energy costs.
Getting water flow readings. We don’t always have a bridge to work from! image
Sundowners. Mt Kenya. image
Worldcoin issues in Kenya. The problem is this is a data technicality so with the right paperwork they can overcome it.
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Hosting an MBA group from the University of North Carolina today at Gridless. Love having Anil Patel’s (
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Bedford. Really do enjoy visiting this town.
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Really enjoy being back in Bedford, @Peter McCormack and @Danny Knowles do such a great job with the Cheatcode conference. Small towns make for easier and more conversations, and one-day events mean a lot more signal. Also, great new coffee shop and wonderful people.
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Impressive to see the launch of the Bitcoin Humanitarian Alliance after years of hard work by @gladstein and and HRF! Bitcoin operates outside the control of governments, banks, and corporations. This means humanitarian organizations can raise funds, move money across borders, and bypass financial repression. At the Frontline Club in London.
Bitcoin Humanitarian Alliance
Bitcoin Humanitarian Alliance
The Bitcoin Humanitarian Alliance is a coalition of human rights defenders, pro-democracy movements, and humanitarian organizations using Bitcoin t...
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One of my takeaways from Bitcoiners working on energy-related projects in the EU is that they seem bound and hamstrung by rules and bureaucracy. Seems harder than it should be. It’s like a full-time job in paperwork with a bit of mining on the side. The people at the European Bitcoin Energy Association (EBEA) are doing great work, and when they finally break through there will be a massive growth in decentralized hashing for heat+BTC in Europe.
Portugal πŸ‡΅πŸ‡Ή for a couple days. Then to the UK πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§.