Putting reliability engineering to the test today. Two hour war room call and counting.

We’re in the 900,000s now.

The soaring hashrate today feels like watching Bitcoin rise from the sidelines all over again. Many of us home miners wish we had started earlier—back when difficulty was low and opportunity was wide open. But it’s never too late to be part of something meaningful. Join the @Alliance today! ✊⚡️ #Bitcoin #HomeMining #ForTheSwarm #FightCentralization

Still in a bit of shock that we hit a 126.29T difficulty share in the @Upendo block party. We are so close to mining a block. So close.

Imagine this: when the @Alliance grows to 1,000 strong—mostly Bitaxe miners—we’re harnessing about 1 PH/s of hash power. Now picture 100,000 of us. That’s 100 PH/s. Together, we don’t just mine—we move mountains. Power in numbers. Strength in unity.

It’s happening.

The words inside the frame of my glasses. These words live close to my mind and soul. @ODELL vibes. 👓 🧡⚡️

Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day!!! 🍕⚡️ Bitcoin Pizza Day is celebrated every year on May 22nd, marking the first known commercial transaction using Bitcoin. What happened? On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two Papa John’s pizzas. He posted the offer on the Bitcointalk forum, and another user took him up on it—ordering the pizzas and receiving the 10,000 BTC in return.

What’s going on? Did we hit an ATH or something?