Mitchell Weijerman

Managing 80,000 Bitcoin Mining machines. Posting about #Bitcoin and #CryptoMining. Helping you to get started with Bitcoin Mining.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Bitcoin mining is a $13.5 billion industry that is flying under the radar.

Miners are profiting $35 million PER DAY.

Even during the BEAR market.

If you want in on the action…

Here’s everything you need to know to grab your share.

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[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

For me, this is still the best Bitcoin book out there.

Have you read The Bitcoin Standard?

Did it change how you look at Bitcoin? 👇

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

The book that orange-pilled me.

Before reading The Bitcoin Standard, I understood Bitcoin mainly as an investment.

Price goes up. Price goes down. Volatility. Cycles.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

And once you understand that part, Bitcoin starts to make a lot more sense.

Not as a random internet coin.

But as a response to a monetary system that is slowly breaking.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

People keep asking:

"Who controls Bitcoin?"

The more you study it...

The more you realize that's the wrong question.

[Michael Saylor @saylor]

Bitcoin’s future is shaped by dynamic consensus among nodes, miners, and holders. Influence is weighted by power: nodes by transaction power, miners by computer power, holders by economic power. Protocol changes prevail when validation, security, and capital align. $BTC

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@saylor Different incentives.

Shared rules.

That's what makes the network resilient.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@SimplyBitcoin The hardest part isn't buying Bitcoin.

It's holding it when everyone else is afraid.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Trump made over $1 billion from crypto.

The man who wanted to be the "Bitcoin President."

The man who promised to make America the crypto capital of the world.

His own financial disclosures say he made at least $1.4 billion from crypto ventures in 2025.

This is exactly what the industry has spent years trying to move away from.

Insider deals. Memecoins. Token launches.

A politician using crypto as his personal money machine.

Bitcoin was created to reduce our dependence on politicians, insiders, and anyone who controls the rules.

So when the most powerful politician on earth uses crypto to enrich himself, it damages trust.

Not because being pro crypto is bad. Because mixing political power, regulation, and private token profits is a dangerous game.

Bitcoin does not need a president.

Bitcoin exists because we should not have to trust one.

Is Trump helping crypto, or making the industry look less credible? 👇

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@fiatarchive The hardest Bitcoin to buy is the first one.

Congrats. 👏

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@TheBitcoinConf This isn't bullish because of politics.

It's bullish because uncertainty starts disappearing.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@pete_rizzo_ 💯

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Most people think solar and wind are the future of Bitcoin mining.

We chose nuclear. Here's why.

Nuclear has one advantage no other energy source has.

It never stops.

No sun required.

No wind required.

No weather dependency.

24 hours a day. 7 days a week. 365 days a year.

That's base load power. And for Bitcoin mining it's everything.

Maximum uptime.
More Bitcoin. Less uncertainty. ⚡

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Every Bitcoin cycle asks the same question:

Will you follow your emotions...

Or your conviction?

The answer determines who owns more Bitcoin when the next cycle begins.

⚡️₿

[Fiat Archive @fiatarchive]

NAYIB BUKELE: "They can never beat you if you buy the dips."

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@fiatarchive The hardest buy is usually the best one.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Bitcoin mining isn't about Bitcoin.
It's about energy.
Cheap energy.
Stable energy.
Long term energy.

Finding the combination of all three is much harder than most people think.

Everyone watches the Bitcoin price.
The real miners watch their energy model.
That's the actual game. 🔋

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

Everyone assumes Finland is too expensive for Bitcoin mining.

That's exactly what most people get wrong.

What makes Finland powerful for mining isn't cheap electricity.

It's the energy model.

We connect our facilities to district heating networks.

Our machines generate heat.

That heat goes to homes and buildings instead of being wasted.

We sell the heat back.

That revenue lowers our effective energy cost.

Cheap electricity is one way to lower costs.

Selling your heat is another.

Most people only think about what goes in.

We built a model around what comes out too. 🔥

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@River We're not creating more value.

We're measuring the same value with more units.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

I've seen mining locations shut down overnight because of government policy.

I've seen energy prices double within months.

I've seen projects that looked great on paper fail completely in real life.

The best mining location isn't the cheapest one.
It's the most stable one.

When you invest in mining you're thinking about the next 4 to 6 years.

Not today.

After 6 years of searching, testing and building across multiple countries I found a location that checks every box.

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

PlanB asked where Bitcoin will be in 4 years.

His audience voted: 5x.

I operate 80,000 machines. I get paid in Bitcoin every day.

My answer is the same.

What's yours?

[PlanB @100trillionUSD]

In the next 4 years bitcoin price will:

[Mitchell Weijerman @BTC_Weijerman]

@bitcoinlfgo The biggest asset manager in the world isn't asking if Bitcoin matters anymore.

They're explaining why it does.