ASIC Hosting
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Terra Hosting
I’ve been hosting my ASIC miners at Terra Hosting for several years now, and they’ve become one of my go-to, trusted, and reliable hosting companies in the industry. I’ve visited their Indiana mining farm twice in the last two years, and while they keep expanding, they’ve held onto that small, tight-knit feel, which goes a long way as a customer. The owners started out as home miners back in the Ethereum GPU mining days, so they understand what it’s like to be an everyday miner. They’ve carried that experience into white-glove customer service, friendly and fun communication, and a next-generation dashboard that lets you manage your ASIC miners remotely with just a few clicks. They’ve also recently expanded into hydro ASIC hosting and AI compute services. Schedule a free one-on-one call with their team, and tell them The Hobbyist Miner sent you.
CoreX Hosting
Some of the best stories in crypto mining don’t start in a data center. They start in a backyard. Nathan Sandridge began as a passionate home GPU miner tinkering in a small shed in Iowa, and when that shed filled up, he took a used 40-foot shipping container and retrofitted it by hand. He cut, welded, and built it into a 1.2-megawatt hosting site for about 260 miners. That hobby-turned-dream is now CoreX Hosting, a multi-site, full-scale hosting provider with a second 2.5-megawatt facility built on Digital Shovel pods and room to keep growing. They run just about anything, from Bitcoin miners to Litecoin/Doge, Kaspa, and Alephium machines, with both air-cooled ASIC hosting and the latest-generation hydro miners. Nathan keeps the process simple. He’ll help you find the right miners at close to cost and get them deployed in about 7 to 10 days. Your coins pay out directly to you, and you get one easy monthly invoice with autopay. If you’re ready to take your mining to the next level, reach out to CoreX Hosting and tell them The Hobbyist Miner sent you for special pricing and discounts.
BlockOps Mining
Looking to launch or scale your mining operation? BlockOps Mining, based right in Arkansas, delivers over 67 megawatts of hosting power across seven state-of-the-art facilities. Whether you’re starting with one ASIC or a thousand, BlockOps gives you a true turnkey experience: buy your miners directly through them, and they’ll have your hardware powered up and hashing in no time. Their air-cooled hosting covers just about every ASIC out there, from Bitcoin miners to Dogecoin/Litecoin scrypt machines, Zcash, and Kaspa miners. BlockOps has also doubled down on hydro hosting for the latest-generation 2U and 3U hydro ASICs, including 3U units pushing up to 860 TH/s in a single box. As network difficulty climbs and the next halving gets closer, hydro brings higher uptime, greater reliability, better efficiency, and stronger ROI, helping you stay competitive for years to come. Reach out to BlockOps Mining today and tell them The Hobbyist Miner sent you for special pricing and exclusive discounts.
Bear Market Mining
I’ve had multiple miners hosted with Bear Market Mining for a while now, and Ben Smith and his team have become one of my trusted hosting partners in the industry. Based at The Mine at Walnut Ridge in Arkansas, I’ve visited Ben’s facility many times, and what sets him apart is a hosting model built for the miners most of us have sitting on a shelf collecting dust. Alongside traditional flat-rate hosting, Bear Market Mining offers a profit-share program. You send in your older ASICs, the power cost (around $0.058/kWh) comes out of the mining rewards, and the net profit is split between you and Bear Market Mining. That’s 50/50 for S19-series miners and 60/40 in your favor for S21-series miners. There’s no big upfront hosting bill and no flat rate eating up a marginal machine’s margins. I sent 14 of my own older miners there, including L7s, S19s, Avalons, and an M60, and instead of sitting dark in my shed, they’re back to stacking crypto. With 3.3 MW of power, over 36 PH/s under management, 98.9% historical uptime, both air-cooled and hydro environments, and remote visibility into your machines, Bear Market Mining is a great home for older miners and new ones alike. Reach out to Ben and the Bear Market Mining team, and tell them The Hobbyist Miner sent you.