Collectively we hold more power than the giant corporate mining farms. Once this is understood, it can’t be unseen.
Open-source #Bitcoin mining is not just some niche or hobby, it’s an attack on centralized hashpower and a last stand at defending the Bitcoin Network.
It’s all or nothing. Hold the line.
Hobby "lottery" miners, mining space heaters, and other small mining-enabled IoT devices are *incredibly* important to battling the centralization of Bitcoin hashrate.
Mine is running since today🤙 
My Gamma is primed and hashing away! Next step is to set up a node.
I didn't know home miners were even possible anymore, and I've been looking for a solution. Could you help me get started? What do I need? Is it truly profitable?
It’s not necessarily a profit driven initiative. It’s about distributing decentralized hashrate and tipping the scales back into the hands of the majority.
so I've saw the machines on your site. If I understand you run them to help solve the equation but will probably never get any btc from it or even sats? you won't even recoup your expense on device even? I'm trying to understand.
You may never recover you expenses, but the Bitaxe project is about hashrate decentralization, not profits.
The large farms are worried about profits. We’re concerned about mining centralization.
Respectfully- would using a #heatbit heaters also accomplish the same goal you are setting out with #bitaxe?
Thanks, I will research all this. I am starting to understand bitcoin, hashrate, nostr, and all the other tech words but I'm a little older and slower than some but hanging with the best now! 😃
HODL the line!
False. If a rich guy buys 10 miners for each of your miners, he has 10x hash rate, and 10x power. And depending on hiw much is at stake, that power translates to control. Do you remember ETC/ETH split?
