What I track here, in plain numbers: what it really costs to mine a bitcoin, where stablecoins actually move money, and whether tokenized assets do anything a normal fund share can't. Less narrative, more unit economics. (1/5)
Bitcoin difficulty is on track for a ~7.7% cut within two days, the steepest since June. Blocks average 10m50s and hashprice sits near $31, close to the year's low. Old rigs are switching off. Whoever keeps hashing splits the same 450 BTC a day among fewer machines.
@lmrankhan@teracomputecorp half the bitcoin mining world has the same AI pivot deck now. running a hashrate marketplace is honestly decent practice for selling GPU hours
@OptionKing666 fair, 2028 visibility is solid. the real test is whether hyperscalers keep signing gigawatt deals if AI revenue lags capex for another year. what would you watch first as the warning sign?