Replying to @alx_sudo
Interesting how mining economics can become part of the market structure itself. When price approaches the cost base, miner behavior starts feeding back into the market rather than simply reacting to it.
Replying to @thewallstbulloz
Hashrate alone can hide a lot of what’s happening underneath🔐
What matters is not only how much computing power stays online >> but how that capacity is performing economically.
Replying to @iiam_Akshay
A sector wide production cost is useful as a stress marker, but mining economics are never that uniform >>
⚙️ The same BTC price can put very different operators on completely different sides of the equation.
Replying to @AAStack
What this means for miners is that technology becomes a race for execution, not output🙌🏼
The BTC issuance stays the same, so the advantage comes from how well each operator turns available capacity into actual production.
Replying to @YourFriendAndy
Mining gives you something most markets don’t: a much clearer link between your inputs and the asset you produce🤝🏼
That makes the economics unusually tangible.
⚙️ New wallets, Lightning updates and easier Bitcoin payments are expanding what wallets can do.
Swipe through the key launches and updates of 2026 ➡️
⚙️ New wallets, Lightning updates and easier Bitcoin payments are expanding what wallets can do.
Swipe through the key launches and updates of 2026 ➡️
🔐 From mining to holding: what’s changing in Bitcoin wallets in 2026?
For miners, earning BTC is just the start. How rewards are stored, managed and used matters too.
Behind every product are the people who use it 👥
At Neopool, miners always come first. Veronika shares memorable client stories and insights from meeting miners worldwide.
💬 Watch the new episode of Mining Girls Talk
*Recorded in Russian and AI translated into English
📢 Beyond the stage, there was just as much happening: conversations, meetings and knowledge sharing with the people already shaping the future of the industry.
Over the two days, our CBDO Katerina Kurets represented Neopool in panel discussions covering everything from mining power and uptime to cooling, heat reuse and hardware performance.
The inaugural Midwest Bitcoin Summit brought together miners, businesses, technology teams and industry voices around the topics that matter in practice: infrastructure, energy efficiency, hardware and the future of Bitcoin in the U.S. Midwest.
MIDWEST BITCOIN SUMMIT 2026
🔊 Two days in Columbus — and plenty of ideas, connections and insights to take away.
⬇️ We’ve put together a few moments from Columbus — swipe through!
How do payouts work on Neopool?
📢 How do miners get paid, what options are available and what determines profitability?
Our CBDO Katerina Kurets talks about solo mining and what affects earnings.
🎬 Go behind the numbers with Katerina.
*RU original, AI-translated
⚒️ Thanks to the Midwest Bitcoin Summit team for bringing the industry together.
Looking forward to the next one!
📢 Reliable mining isn’t just about keeping hardware running.
>> It’s about understanding where performance is lost and what drives those losses.
Midwest Bitcoin Summit 2026 | Day 2
🎙️Our CBDO Katerina Kurets joined the “Mining That Stays Online” panel at the FARMGOD Stage.
The discussion covered what affects mining reliability in practice — from power, cooling and connectivity to hardware decisions and pool performance.
🤝🏼Get to know Veronika better: learn about her role, how she works with Neopool’s clients and partners, and how her experience and education support her work in Business Development.
💬 More stories from inside the mining industry are coming soon.
*RU audio · EN AI translation












