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Setting the Standard for Bitcoin Mining
- If the market fell today, did it fall because there were more sellers than buyers? Most people say yes. Most people are wrong.
Replying to @ElektronEnergy4/5 During selloffs, people start inventing intent. Someone must be dumping. Someone must be manipulating the market. Sometimes that is true. Most of the time, human nature is enough.5/5 Price is a signal, maybe the cleanest there is. It does not tell you who is right. It tells you where the market actually cleared. Full letter from our CEO Rapha Zagury: - Elektron reposted
TODAY: AMA with @alphazeta CEO of @ElektronEnergy! Got questions about large-scale Bitcoin mining? 👉 stacker.news/items/1510576 Starts at 1500 UTC
- Elektron reposted
Miami heat meets mining innovation ⚡ Don’t miss Raphael Zagury’s keynote “Here Be Dragons: Bitcoin Mining Enters Uncharted Territory” @ElektronEnergy 📍 Miami, FL 📅 July 21–23, 2026
- There is a name for those swirling, cloud-like flocks that fold and turn across an evening sky: a murmuration. Thousands of starlings, moving in synchronized, liquid waves. Markets do this all the time.
Replying to @ElektronEnergy4/5 Bitcoin touched $82.8k on May 6 and now hovers around $60k. Roughly 50% below the October high of $126k. Animal spirits in full force.5/5 No single bird decides a murmuration. No single seller decided May. Full letter from our CEO Rapha Zagury: - Elektron reposted
Replying to @alphazetaSome of the aspects of the murmuration (and how crowds behave) can now be simulated here: elektronics.dev/analytics/simu…
00:00 - As a large-scale miner, Elektron really shouldn't be rooting for what we're about to describe. As Bitcoiners, we are. The next decade quietly decentralizes Bitcoin mining. Not through ideology, through economics.
Replying to @ElektronEnergy4/5 None of it is competitive with utility-scale operations today. None of it needs to be. The economic floor for owning hashrate keeps falling. The marginal value of putting waste heat to work keeps rising.5/5 Eventually, the hashrate distribution looks less like a handful of cathedrals and more like a long tail of small, distributed, semi-residential uses. The timing may be off. The direction feels right.
