Hash-Op Podcast

In this episode, I discuss everything about Bitcoin Mining with JP Baric, MiningStore's CEO. We talk about JP's journey in becoming a young Bitcoin miner, the impact of Bitcoin mining on rural and remote areas, the industry's landscape pre and post halving, and the role that Bitcoin can truly play in the future of younger generations.

In this episode, I discuss the BRC-20 tokens wave and how they became an example of how mining revenue dynamics can quickly change with new innovations on the Bitcoin blockchain. I will also provide an overview of Bitcoin network stats for the month of May and June.

With abundant natural resources, cold climate, and supportive government Alberta has the potential to become a global hub for Bitcoin mining. In this episode of Hash-Op, I sit down with Ben Harper to discuss "A Roadmap for Alberta, Becoming a Leader in Digital Asset Mining" white paper.

Bitcoin network hashrate has grown by 100 EH/s in 2023 and 70% YoY. It's estimated that 50% of global hashrate resides in the United States and Canada, but how long this dominance is going to last?Recently there has been some regulatory changes in the US that is believed to limit the growth of Bitcoin mining operations. On the other hand, Russia seems to be on a mission to grow its global Bitcoin mining footprint.In this episode of Hash-Op, I cover these recent headlines in the Bitcoin mining space and the growth of Bitcoin network hashrate.

Bitcoin miners use the most sustainable power mix among all other industries globally. The result of Bitcoin Mining Council (BMC) survey shows that BMC members are utilizing 63% sustainable power mix. Unlike any other industries, Bitcoin mining is location agnostic, and this enables mining companies to tap into remote and under-utilized electricity sources.

In this first episode, I talk about new all-time-high records for Bitcoin network, public miners’ developments to survive the bear market, and Rise of Ordinals.