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Peter and Rich each had $2,500.
Peter bought Bitcoin and held it
Rich bought an S19 miner and ran it on 7 cent power, selling a little of what it mined to cover the electric bill.
Rich sells the machine at year 2: 75% more Bitcoin than Peter.
Rich keeps mining to year 4: 25% more.
Two extra years of mining cost him Bitcoin.
Mine vs buy comes down to two levers you control:
what you pay for the machine and what you pay for power.
The full math is in our free guide, Mine vs Buy Bitcoin: The 2027 Math, with a prompt that runs it on your own numbers.
Drop a comment and we'll send it.
hey @grok, if Bitcoin is going to zero why does hashrate keep going up?
Every investor in AI stocks is ruined.
If the financing never arrives.
Think about what the AI buildout is made of:
Trillions of dollars of data centers and power plants, paid for with borrowed money, in the same years governments and companies have to roll over more debt than ever.
Liquidity is the constraint.
History shows capital-heavy booms often finish with overcapacity and squeezed margins.
When credit gets scarce, a debt-based system tends to turn to money printing and everything denominated in that money gets diluted along with it.
Bitcoin sits outside all of it.
It has no issuer and it caps out at 21 million.
AI may change the world.
But the scarce assets outside the debt system are what investors may want to own when it does.
(Send this to the friend who’s all-in on AI stocks)
To mine one full Bitcoin per day, you need roughly 2,400,000 TH/s of hashrate.
That’s about 4,140 Antminer S23 Hydros running 24/7.
Nearly 23 megawatts of continuous power.
Most people still picture Bitcoin mining as some guy with a computer in his garage.
The reality:
• Megawatts of power.
• Thousands of machines.
• Industrial-scale infrastructure.
All to produce ~1 $BTC per day.
For 5000 years, people have agreed:
3000 BC: Money should be scarce.
2000 BC: Money should be scarce.
1000 BC: Money should be scarce.
0: Money should be scarce.
1000: Money should be scarce.
1500: Money should be scarce.
1900: Money should be scarce.
1914-1970: Ok but what if it’s not.
1971: Money is what the gov says it is.
1990: Financialize all the things.
2008: Oops maybe not.
2009: Money should be scarce -> Bitcoin.
2010-2019: Bitcoin makes no sense.
2020: Money printer go brrrr.
2021: Wait maybe bitcoin makes sense.
2025: Money should be scarce.
2026: Money should be scarce.
A currency that can be infinitely printed by a government is an anomaly.
You don’t have to accept it.
Opt out with bitcoin.
18 years ago, the Bitcoin whitepaper was released, changing our perspective on money and liberty forever.
Bitcoiners claim they can spot Bitcoin anywhere.
Prove it.
1 Bitcoin logo is hiding in this image.
You have ten seconds to find it.
Don’t spoil the answer.
Send the link to a friend.
Then comment how many seconds it took you.
A Norwegian student spent $26 on Bitcoin in 2009, forgot about it, and found it four years later worth $886,000.
