MISSION – Bitcoin Mining Franchise

MISSION

Our mission is to captivate, educate, facilitate, and inspire individuals to take advantage of this exclusive opportunity in the Digital Gold Rush - Bitcoin Mining. Through our TV and media campaigns, we aim to spread awareness far and wide. However, time is of the essence, and action must be taken now.

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Why Is Bitcoin Exploding in America?

The digital gold rush is underway; President Biden signed the Digital Dollar Bill in 2024, a significant advancement for the U.S. Dollar, known for its strong economic influence. Other nations are expected to follow suit in the near future. America holds a leading position in this industry, and the Bitcoin Mining Franchise could be your gateway to seizing this opportunity.

Founder Bill Rockefeller and Senator Rick Scott

How the U.S. became the world's new bitcoin mining hub

Regulatory Environment: The U.S. has a relatively clear and favorable regulatory framework for cryptocurrency mining. While regulations vary by state, many states have embraced blockchain technology and mining, creating a stable environment for operations.

Cheap Energy: Access to affordable energy, particularly renewable sources, has attracted many miners. States like Texas offer low-cost electricity, making large-scale mining operations economically viable.

Infrastructure: The U.S. has a well-developed infrastructure, including high-speed internet and reliable electricity grids, which are essential for efficient mining operations.

Innovation and Investment: The U.S. has seen substantial investment in mining technology and infrastructure, with companies continuously innovating to improve efficiency and reduce costs. This includes advancements in cooling systems, mining hardware, and data centers.

"For the last 18 months, we've had a serious growth of mining infrastructure in the U.S.," said Darin Feinstein, founder of Blockcap and Core Scientific. "We've noticed a massive uptick in mining operations looking to relocate to North America, mostly in the U.S."