Sazmining Now Sells Jack Dorseyβs Proto Immersion HashboardsΒ
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Sazmining Now Sells Jack Dorseyβs Proto Immersion HashboardsΒ
Bitcoin mining just got a lower barrier to entry.Β
Sazmining announced Thursday that it is now selling Protoβs immersion hashboards directly to individual and institutional buyers through its mining-as-a-service platform. Previously, the hardware was mostly in the hands of large-scale operators.
Each hashboard delivers roughly 200 TH at around 15 J/TH, and buyers own them outright while Sazmining handles deployment, monitoring and maintenance at a US facility. Mining rewards go straight to the ownerβs wallet.
The move follows a multi-megawatt supply deal between Sazmining and Proto β the bitcoin mining arm of Jack Dorseyβs Block (NYSE: XYZ) β which both companies expect to expand as demand grows.
βBecause of our aligned-incentive model, Sazmining only earns when we produce bitcoin for our clients,β said Kent Halliburton, CEO and co-founder of Sazmining.Β
He also pitched mining as a form of bitcoin acquisition diversification: rather than paying the market price on the day of purchase, a minerβs costs are spread across the machineβs working life.
Wyoming-based Sazmining, founded in 2018, operates renewable-powered facilities across the US, Paraguay, and Norway. It says its fleet runs more than 20 percentage points ahead of the Bitcoin networkβs carbon-free share.
Proto is Jack Dorseyβs Blockβs bitcoin mining play. The Twitter founder has spent years arguing bitcoin is the foundation of βa more open financial system,β funding everything from Cash Appβs buy-and-send rails to the Bitkey self-custody wallet, and he framed mining as the obvious missing piece back in 2021: βBitcoin mining should be as easy as plugging a rig into a power source.βΒ
Block formally announced it was building an open bitcoin mining system in January 2022, with the stated aim of making mining βmore distributed and efficient.β
This post Sazmining Now Sells Jack Dorseyβs Proto Immersion HashboardsΒ first appeared on Bitcoin Magazine and is written by Mathew Di Salvo.