Five years ago, buying Bitcoin was still a fairly unusual decision for most traditional investors. Today you can get $BTC exposure through BlackRock and Fidelity, public companies hold it on their balance sheets, banks are building services around it and governments are openly discussing Bitcoin reserves. That's a pretty remarkable change for five years. What interests us even more is what happens underneath all of that adoption. More capital, more holders and more institutional participation are being built on top of the same Bitcoin network, which still depends on miners producing blocks

Minto October Update | Growth Beyond the Market October has brought renewed attention to Bitcoin, and Minto is entering this period with significantly more mining power than just a few months ago. Our hashrate has grown from 600,000 to 800,000 TH/s (800 PH/s) - a 33.3% expansion in computing capacity. That's an additional 200 PH/s contributing to Bitcoin mining and supporting the continued development of Minto's BTC reserve. The broader market has also given miners several reasons for optimism. Bitcoin gained more than 6% in September, following a roughly 25% rally in August. US spot Bitco

💸Minto has reached 800,000 TH/s of Bitcoin mining power. Another major step in the expansion of our mining infrastructure - from 600,000 TH/s at the previous milestone to 800,000 TH/s today. 📈This growth means more computing power actively mining Bitcoin and a stronger foundation for expanding Minto’s BTC reserve. As the reserve grows, more capital can be directed back into new mining equipment, continuing the cycle of infrastructure expansion. Minto’s current hashrate is verified and publicly displayed in F2Pool statistics.📎 💰800,000 TH/s is now working for the Minto ecosystem. And we’re