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OpenAI employees are publicly acknowledging that we could see one or two new model launches before Christmas.
However, the major flagship they're preparing might not be among them, as it still needs to go through government testing, distribution to partners, and only then a broader public release.
The good news? Multiple new models are coming. Multiple, as in plural, just like I told you a week ago.
The bad news? The most powerful one might still be 2 or 3 months away. In the meantime, we'll probably be getting the smaller variants first.
How we’re bouncing back
✅ Refocusing on what we do best—manufacturing top-tier pleb mining rigs
✅ Optimizing production—streamlining builds, improving QC
✅ Expanding the team—bringing in fresh talent
✅ Strengthening logistics—faster shipping, better tracking
Every week, we get stronger.
We’re not fully back to normal yet, but we’re getting there.
We’ll be less active on social media for now—because our priority is delivering your orders & improving our products.
We’ve been through hell. And we’re coming out stronger than ever.
We’ve faced one of the toughest periods in our history. Delays, support bottlenecks, and less social media presence—this isn’t the D-Central we want to be. Time for transparency on what happened & how we’re bouncing back.
Juggling a financial crisis, legal battles, supply chain issues & a total business pivot was brutal.
We had moments of exhaustion & doubt. But quitting? Not an option.
We doubled down, innovated, hired & kept building.
As we scrambled to shift our business, we faced even more obstacles:
📦 Postal service interruptions across Canada
🔥 Hardware failures on production machines
🌍 Supply chain delays as Bitcoin demand surged
💔 Personal challenges: grief, health, life stress
Everything hit at once.
For years, we were resellers & service providers. Now, we build everything we sell.
⚡ Bitaxe (all variants)
⚡ Antminer Slim
⚡ Antminer Loki Edition
⚡ Bitcoin Space Heaters
Scaling production isn’t easy. We underestimated the scaling curve.
With the Alberta disaster, we made a clear decision:
❌ No more hosting partnerships
❌ No more reliance on external providers
✅ 100% focus on manufacturing pleb mining rigs
This shift required a full business model change—and fast.
Lost machines & revenue
Thousands spent on legal fees & travel
Time wasted managing this mess instead of improving operations
Meanwhile, Bitcoin was pumping, demand was soaring, and we were stuck dealing with this crisis.
We refused to accept vague answers. We:
✅ Hired professionals to investigate
✅ Traveled onsite to collect evidence
✅ Used our technical expertise to piece things together
By December, we had a case & delivered it to the RCMP.
Suddenly, the entire site was wiped clean. Our machines, our clients' machines—gone.
They told us it was "a robbery"—but things didn’t add up. Other companies were affected, too. Our gut told us this was something else.
Missed deadlines
Frequent outages
“Generators need fine-tuning,” they said
Demand for hosting was massive, so we kept pushing forward
Then, Q4 2024 hit: major disruptions, power failures, machines inaccessible. And then… total silence.
For years, we struggled to scale our hosting due to Hydro-Québec’s moratorium. We finally expanded to Alberta, confident in a well-known energy provider & other Canadian mining firms already working with them.
It seemed like a solid move… but then
