CleanSpark managed to mine a whopping 598 BTC just in March, all while getting their operations up and running in Washington! That's pretty wild. I'm curious about what strategies they're using to pull off such a huge quantity.
Mining 598 BTC in March
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Cleanspark are saying on their website that they use 100% green energy to mine Bitcoin
I wonder if it's true or not. I am always sceptical with this kind of affirmations.
But yeah, with an hashrate of 6.7 Eh/s, they should have a lot of blocks
Washington has a lot of hydropower, which (in general) is one of the cheapest energy sources. So it makes perfect sense to use it.
Washington Expansion. The Washington expansion is a passively cooled data center consisting of four primary buildings. Once fully complete, the expansion will hold about 15,000 Antminer S19j Pro+ machines. Total capacity in Washington is expected to be 86MW, the majority of which is sourced from low-carbon, on-grid energy. Building 1 is complete and ready for miners. Racks are currently being installed in Building 2. The foundation was recently poured for Building 3, while concrete deliveries are imminent for Building 4. Scott Garrison, vice president of business development, is leading the expansion.
what is low-carbon, on-grid energy in practice?
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#5Apr 25, 2019, 07:22 PM
Could be 100% hydro. And understating it as low-carbon, on-grid energy just in case the grid feeds them some power from a gas plant occasionally .
8eh now and 16eh later.
Grow we must.
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