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Few blocks left to biggest dificulty drop this year , are you mining ?
Ck pool strikes again
🚨 Solo block #975,427!View quoted post on X
A ~161 TH/s miner, less than one Antminer S21, just won it on CKPool Solo.
💰 3.154 BTC block reward ≈ $233K
🎲 Odds ~1 in 6.6M per block, avg wait ~125 years
3rd CKPool solo block in 5 days 🔥
soloblocks.io/block/975427
#Bitcoin #SoloMining
Growing tulips. Mining Bitcoin. Putting the heat to work. 🌷⚡🇫🇮
At a 140-year-old tulip farm in Finland, one of our customers is using 16 Avalon Q miners to do more than mine Bitcoin.
They’re helping keep the flowers warm.
For a flower grower, temperature isn’t just about comfort. It determines whether a crop is ready to sell. The farmer explains that the bulbs need to be kept at around 9°C before delivery, with a growing temperature of around 17°C.
Keeping those conditions stable through a Finnish winter is expensive.
The farm reports using around 140 tonnes of wood pellets each winter. Combined with heating oil, its annual heating bill comes to approximately €45,000.
Meanwhile, the farmer receives €15 plus VAT for a bucket of 20 tulips at wholesale. There isn’t much room for wasted energy.
That’s where the miners come in.
The Avalon Q units provide supplemental heat alongside the existing heating equipment. Warmth that would otherwise need to be removed from a mining room becomes useful inside the greenhouse.
The interesting part isn’t just the hardware. It’s how the farm operates it.
According to the video, the miners switch on when Nord Pool electricity prices fall below €0.07/kWh. The farmer can check their mining status remotely through F2Pool.
This isn’t simply “plug in a miner and hope.” It’s matching electricity prices, heating demand and Bitcoin mining to the needs of a working farm.
The results reported in the video:
→ 0.14 BTC generated by the 16 miners over 10 months.
→ €4,000 saved in pellet costs during November and December.
→ A wider energy setup combining mining equipment, solar power and battery storage.
Those are this farm’s reported results—not guaranteed returns for every installation. Electricity costs, mining conditions and how much heat you can actually use all matter.
But the principle is worth paying attention to.
If you already need heat, mining revenue isn’t the only part of the calculation. The useful warmth has value too.
The farmer even uses one or two miners to keep the office warm. During winter, the greenhouse also shelters neighbours’ plants. When summer arrives, the miners move into outdoor cabinets and continue mining.
We spend a lot of time in this industry talking about hashrate and efficiency. Customer stories like this add another practical question:
Where can the heat do something useful?
For this farm, the answer is among the tulips.
A family business growing flowers for generations, finding a new way to help heat its next crop. That’s a Bitcoin mining story worth sharing. 🌷
Watch the video to hear the farmer explain the setup.
What would you heat with a Bitcoin miner?
#Bitcoin
At a 140-year-old tulip farm in Finland, one of our customers is using 16 Avalon Q miners to do more than mine Bitcoin.
They’re helping keep the flowers warm.
For a flower grower, temperature isn’t just about comfort. It determines whether a crop is ready to sell. The farmer explains that the bulbs need to be kept at around 9°C before delivery, with a growing temperature of around 17°C.
Keeping those conditions stable through a Finnish winter is expensive.
The farm reports using around 140 tonnes of wood pellets each winter. Combined with heating oil, its annual heating bill comes to approximately €45,000.
Meanwhile, the farmer receives €15 plus VAT for a bucket of 20 tulips at wholesale. There isn’t much room for wasted energy.
That’s where the miners come in.
The Avalon Q units provide supplemental heat alongside the existing heating equipment. Warmth that would otherwise need to be removed from a mining room becomes useful inside the greenhouse.
The interesting part isn’t just the hardware. It’s how the farm operates it.
According to the video, the miners switch on when Nord Pool electricity prices fall below €0.07/kWh. The farmer can check their mining status remotely through F2Pool.
This isn’t simply “plug in a miner and hope.” It’s matching electricity prices, heating demand and Bitcoin mining to the needs of a working farm.
The results reported in the video:
→ 0.14 BTC generated by the 16 miners over 10 months.
→ €4,000 saved in pellet costs during November and December.
→ A wider energy setup combining mining equipment, solar power and battery storage.
Those are this farm’s reported results—not guaranteed returns for every installation. Electricity costs, mining conditions and how much heat you can actually use all matter.
But the principle is worth paying attention to.
If you already need heat, mining revenue isn’t the only part of the calculation. The useful warmth has value too.
The farmer even uses one or two miners to keep the office warm. During winter, the greenhouse also shelters neighbours’ plants. When summer arrives, the miners move into outdoor cabinets and continue mining.
We spend a lot of time in this industry talking about hashrate and efficiency. Customer stories like this add another practical question:
Where can the heat do something useful?
For this farm, the answer is among the tulips.
A family business growing flowers for generations, finding a new way to help heat its next crop. That’s a Bitcoin mining story worth sharing. 🌷
Watch the video to hear the farmer explain the setup.
What would you heat with a Bitcoin miner?
#Bitcoin
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💀 Avalon Q owners be like:
😎 Buying the miner: “Passive income, baby!” 🚀
💀 Hashboard dies after warranty: “Congratulations! You’ve unlocked the EXPENSIVE REPAIR DLC!” 💸🔧
#AvalonQ
😎 Buying the miner: “Passive income, baby!” 🚀
💀 Hashboard dies after warranty: “Congratulations! You’ve unlocked the EXPENSIVE REPAIR DLC!” 💸🔧
#AvalonQ
