RE: Chart10 Sep 2025 12:20
Deal by the end of summer:
Francesco Gardin: Starting with method A, it originally offered a 10% improvement. We are now redesigning it to work on any ASIC chip.
While waiting for the new ASICs, we generalised the method. Currently, it offers a 3% increase in hashing power, small, but with no additional energy use.
Say you mine 1,000 Bitcoins, a 3% gain is 30 Bitcoin, which is $3 million at todayβs prices.
The response from mid-sized miners was very positive. For many, this could move them from breakeven to profitability.
We also have other methods showing over 10% gains in more restricted settings. Then thereβs method C, which can potentially deliver up to 30%.
That would significantly change mining economics, but it requires hardware integration.