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Bitcoin events can look exciting from the outside, but miners should use them for practical questions.

Ask about uptime, electricity costs, cooling, monitoring, support, and how fast machines actually get deployed. From a OneMiners support point of view, those answers matter more than a polished booth.

At this year’s event, Michal Beno joins BitFuFu and ValueHash to talk about something a lot of people are quietly watching right now:

→ hashrate shifts → where mining is actually moving → why hosted mining is getting more attention

📅 April 27 | 11:00 AM

In this video, we go in-depth on the Bitmain Antminer S23 Hydro 580T — pushing 580 TH/s with a highly efficient 9.5 J/TH.

This kind of hardware isn’t meant for casual or home mining. It’s designed for industrial environments where performance, cooling, and long-term efficiency really matter.

If you’re curious about how hydro mining works or what makes setups like this different, this is a good one to check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOrIiRWvuWc

We put together a quick video that walks through the story, the growth, and what we’re building: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqYbuVypvxU

order confirmed → deployment queue → rack slot → pool connection → performance checks → first payout serotonin hit 😭⛏️

I have personally seen first-day reward graphs cause unnecessary heartbreak.

Gentle support reminder from someone who answers these every day: your miner is usually just settling in. The pool needs a little time, payouts need their normal cycle, and the graph always looks a bit dramatic before it smooths out.

POV: someone refreshes their dashboard, sees a weird number, and support is already halfway through checking the pool 😭⚡

A day in mining support is basically: ☕ coffee 💬 live chats 📊 graph decoding 🔥 calming first-day reward panic 🖥️ uptime checks ⚡ turning stress into clarity

Honestly, one of the best parts is helping someone go from “is this normal??” to “Ohhh, okay, that makes sense."