GoMining

Mining used to end at producing Bitcoin. Increasingly, the real work begins after, in how that Bitcoin is managed. Proud to have worked with CoinRabbit on this report exploring that shift, and what it signals about where the industry is heading. Worth a read 👇

We're proud to partner with Uphold as we continue building GoMining into an all-in-one Bitcoin ecosystem. Integrating their platform lets us expand what we offer and stay compliant across key markets, without changing the experience our five million users already know. A big step for our next stage of growth. Details below 👇

Last week we opened the doors to one facility. This week, VoskCoin walks into a second, and finds it completely powered down. To anyone watching, a silent mining site looks like failure. It's the opposite. This facility was curtailing: shutting down at peak demand to hand power back to the Texas grid, in exchange for the stability that makes the whole model work. It's the same behavior that helped Texas through the 2021 cold snap, and it's the clearest example we have of Bitcoin mining as infrastructure that supports the grid rather than straining it. From there, Vosk goes past the machines to the people: the on-site specialists, the global monitoring team tracking tens of thousands of machines in real time, the unglamorous daily work that keeps an operation like this running. And he puts the long-term question to our US CEO Jared Foscoe directly: why will GoMining still be here tomorrow, when so much of this sector doesn't survive a cycle? Jared answers it head-on. Grateful to VoskCoin for continuing to look honestly, and to Jared Focose for taking the hard questions again. Film 2 of 4. Watch the full tour: https://lnkd.in/dXicUKKm

Our token is now available in the CoinRabbit wallet. Store it and swap it right inside the app. Glad to be teaming up with CoinRabbit 🤝

Our CEO Mark Zalan is heading to Toronto 🇨🇦 He'll be joining "The Future of Bitcoin" panel at Blockchain Futurist Conference alongside Roger Huang (Forbes), Jaime Leverton (ReserveOne), Ingamar Ramirez (Starknet), and Christian Lewe (Alpen Labs). A great lineup for a conversation that matters: where Bitcoin goes from here, and what it takes to get there. July 21-22. If you're attending, come say hello 👋

Today we're launching something we've wanted to do for a long time: a four-part film series that opens the doors to the facilities behind GoMining, one at a time, and shows you exactly what's inside. Film one takes you to Texas. And rather than produce a polished promo, we handed it to someone whose reputation in this space speaks for itself. We gave VoskCoin full access and let him film every inch of it, no script, no fancy promotional films. We wanted his audience to see the real operation behind GoMining's hashrate, exactly as he found it. The moment that stays with you: the site runs as a flexible load on the grid, powering down at peak demand to give electricity back, the same behavior that helped Texas after the 2021 cold snap. This is Bitcoin mining as infrastructure that strengthens the grid, not a drain on it. Grateful to VoskCoin for the honest look, and to our US CEO Jared Focose for taking every question head-on. Film 1 of 4. Watch the full tour 👇 https://lnkd.in/ed4pK5pS

For most of Bitcoin's history, miners have not chosen what goes into the blocks they mine. The pool chooses, and a handful of pools decide the contents of most blocks, a quiet centralization point the industry has lived with for over a decade. Working with the DMND mining pool, GoMining mined a block where the miner built and declared the template using Stratum V2's Job Declaration. We chose the transactions. We built the block. And the transactions we chose were GoBTC Pay transactions. Once a miner controls the template, it can prioritize GoBTC Pay payments from inside the pool and settle them on Bitcoin's base layer, without giving up the stability of pooled mining. Stratum V2 is the how. GoBTC Pay is the why. One block does not decentralize mining on its own. What it does is prove the two work together in production, and that is a direction we intend to keep walking. Learn more about it: https://lnkd.in/evwrUrSm

The scripture said cash. Almost two decades ago, the world heard gold. Today, that changes. GoBTC Pay is live — GoMining's layer-1 Bitcoin payment protocol, now open as a Gen1 SDK and API. It settles directly on Bitcoin's base layer with instant confirmation, preserving non-custody and user ownership — no Lightning channels, no fiat conversion, no wrapped tokens. What makes it possible is structural: GoMining mines the blocks, so transactions settle in the next block produced by our own network. The economics are built to align everyone involved. Merchants pay 0.2% — a fraction of card fees — split evenly between the wallets and miners that process each settlement, rewarding the infrastructure rather than a balance sheet. The Gen1 release includes merchant onboarding, a web dashboard, online payment integrations, public developer documentation, and an open API for wallet and institutional partners. The first wave of merchants and partners is already integrating. Merchants, wallets and partners: this is your invitation to build on it. Join the movement at gobtcpay.com. More info at: gomining.com/blog/gobtcpay Pay in Bitcoin. Stay in Bitcoin. Blessed be the block.

Efficiency is the only mining input you fully control. Bitcoin’s price has cooled significantly over the past year, and the market remains in a risk-off phase. In that environment, the economics of mining come down to one question: how much does it cost you to produce each unit of hashrate? Today GoMining is launching its most energy-efficient Digital Miners to date, running at 12 W/TH — now the single efficiency tier for new miners on our primary market. The impact is straightforward. At 12 W/TH, electricity fees are roughly 20% lower than 15 W/TH miners. That means more net Bitcoin from the same hashrate, with the benefit compounding precisely when margins are thinnest — as network difficulty rises or price softens. We’ve also made it accessible to our existing community: rather than requiring a new purchase, current miners can be upgraded to 12 W/TH directly in the app, starting at $2.67/TH per step. Staying at the front of the efficiency curve isn’t a one-off announcement for us — it’s the discipline that lets our community keep mining through every market cycle, not just the favourable ones. New miners start from $21.99/TH. Available now - more info: https:// gomining.com/blog/12-w-th #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining #Crypto #Efficiency #GoMining

At Gomining, one of the things we’re most proud of after 5 years is the people building this company every day. As part of our birthday celebration, our Creative Lead, Juan Camilo Escobar shared a reflection on his journey since joining the team last year, and it perfectly captures the energy behind GoMining today. To everyone who’s been part of these first five years, thank you. The next chapter is just getting started.