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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we challenge Bitcoin myths. In “Bitcoin has NO intrinsic value,” we tackle the big question—and flip it on its head.

What’s Covered:
The critique: Most say Bitcoin lacks intrinsic value.

Our take: Bitcoin’s priced by electricity—miners sell kWh for BTC.

New exchange rate: Bitcoin per kWh redefines its worth.

Tokenized energy: BTC proves electricity consumption.

Real question: Is electricity intrinsically valuable?

Key Insights:

Mining link: Miners’ revenue ties BTC to kWh costs directly.

Value shift: Not just a coin—a measure of energy used.

Electricity’s worth: Powers the 21st century—hard to argue no value.

Critics stumped: Intrinsic value debate moves to energy itself.

Why Watch:
Rethink Bitcoin beyond the “no value” noise.

See BTC as energy’s financial fingerprint.

Join Hashpower Academy to decode Bitcoin’s true value—watch now and rethink the critics!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#BitcoinValue
#Mining
#Energy
#BitcoinMining
#IntrinsicValue
#Electricity
#BTC
#CryptoValue
#kWh
#EnergyPricing
#Blockchain
#BitcoinEnergy
#CryptoMining
#Finance
#BitcoinPrice
#EnergyValue
#CryptoDebate
#BTCkWh

Video Transcript:

Bitcoin has no intrinsic value Bitcoin is monetary data defended and produced by electricity which means that a certain amount of electricity right now produces a certain amount of Bitcoin and so if a minor consumes one million kilowatt hours of energy to produce a Bitcoin what are they willing to sell that electricity for back to the grid one Bitcoin or more and so the willingness for a minor to not consume energy to produce Bitcoin but instead switch off and sell the electricity instead means that Bitcoin has a direct exchange rate with electricity so I would like to shift that statement and shift that argument to is electricity something intrinsically valuable to the 21st century of humanity in our electrified future of transportation and Technology I think it is let me go through it again Bitcoin a unit of data information that stores all that transaction information in blocks which is produced by compute commodity of hash rate and that exchange of electricity into compute Power by mining Hardware or distributed all around the world and that minor in the middle has a choice to consume electricity to produce Bitcoin let’s say a million kilowatt hours of energy to produce a Bitcoin what is he willing to sell that energy for he would be willing to sell the power if he can buy more Bitcoin with that sale and so Bitcoin has a direct exchange rate with electricity through the efficiency and block rewards as its two pricing systems of local exchange rate and Global pricing comparison Bitcoin doesn’t have any intrinsic value yet it’s available through the energy nodes of the network in electrical form the commodity that produces Bitcoin if that’s not part of the the important discussion in the eyes of critics that have a more financial comprehension of Bitcoin or lack of shall I say that they need to understand that Bitcoin in a sense is a tokenized proof of electrical consumption and so there is a direct comparison a comparison of what the energy can be consumed into a quantity of Bitcoin or sold at that local grid level and the fungibility of Bitcoin ensures that the pricing system with computes as its internal medium of Exchange establishes this pricing system it’s a very interesting concept to look at things this way and I do have these four keywords as to the the true fundamentals of this with a Bitcoin scarcity absolute in 21 million units everyone and their mother has heard of 21 million fixed Supply monetary units and right now the block reward site of this is subsidy 98% of block rewards are subsidy which unfortunately connects Bitcoin to the Dollar by a 98% margin this is because subsidy has no economic activity behind it it’s just economic issuance policy of Satoshi Nakamoto he defined that the first four years would issue 50 blocks the next four years would issue 25 and so on until we reach no subsidy and fees take over fees are associated to some form of economic activity a movement of a much larger quantity of money or in layer 2os an even greater volume of transaction activity being settled on the layer one and so that large scale effect of economic activity will be priced in fees and the dollar based aspects of Bitcoin is attached to subsidy and so that transitional decline of subsidy and that increase in fee truly transitions us closer to a Bitcoin unit of account economics with the energy side one of my strongest predictions for Bitcoin is that when Merchants understand their costs to produce things in Bitcoin the exchange rate of Bitcoin to kilowatt hour that’s when they will be un they will be more understanding of what prices they can charge because if they can define a cost to produce with Goods Services transportation in an electrified World well that just ensures that they have their margin set from production to consumption because Merchants aren’t just going to arbitrarily charge a certain quantity of Bitcoin and right now there are Merchants that will allow you to pay them in Bitcoin but that is not using Bitcoin as a unit of account that’s just Bitcoin as settlement Bitcoin unit of account is when the quantity of other Commodities are priced in a quantity of Bitcoin such as electricity and maybe in the future compute power that’s all for today I hope this was an interesting insightful video I’m going to do more on this topic in future videos please let me know your thoughts in the comments like subscribe send it to that group chat that would love it even more and I will see you in the next video goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we tackle Bitcoin’s big shifts. In “Layer 2’s and the DANGER to Mining,” we dig into how L2s reshape mining’s role—and its risks.

What’s Covered:
Mining 101: Produces L1 block space, earns fees from it.

Layer 2 rise: Lightning, Liquid move settlement off L1 for speed.

Efficiency gain: L2s boost volume—less clog on L1.

The danger: Fewer L1 fees threaten miners’ income.

Settlement link: L2s still need L1 block space to anchor.

Key Insights:
Miners’ lifeline: L1 fees drop as L2s handle more txns.

L2 reliance: Lightning and Liquid lean on miners’ blocks.

Tension point: Settlement ties L1 and L2—miners stay vital.

Risk vs. reward: Mining’s future hinges on L1’s role.

Why Watch:
See the tug-of-war between L2 efficiency and mining profits.

Grasp how Bitcoin evolves—and who pays the price.

Join Hashpower Academy to uncover L2s’ impact on mining—watch now and see the stakes!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Layer2
#BitcoinMining
#LightningNetwork
#LiquidNetwork
#Mining
#BTC
#BlockSpace
#Crypto
#L2Bitcoin
#MiningFees
#BitcoinLayer2
#LightningBTC
#LiquidBTC
#Blockchain
#BitcoinTech
#CryptoMining
#L1vsL2
#BitcoinSettlement
#MiningRisk

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy my name is Jake scanland and here at the Academy we learn anything and everything about Bitcoin and its underlying network but in this topic we’re going to go upwards but to start we start from the bottom and the context of this conversation is to delve into the future of mining the risks and the worries about the amount of subsidy per block in Decline and the amount of fees per block needing to increase as the income for miners and we start with the energy sector because this is the cost side of Bitcoin mining it is their input and it’s the input to the Bitcoin Network so Bitcoin mining Hardware consumes electricity from the energy sector the compute sector producing compute power hash power and hash power finds the next block in the chain and the blockchain is where all the rules for Bitcoin come into play that layer twos are looking to shall we say escape from that is to say that Bitcoin blocks come every 10 minutes approximately but if you were going into a into a shop and trying to buy a coffee you wouldn’t want to wait 10 minutes for your uh settlement of of a transaction and if millions of people are all buying coffee there is not enough transaction space in those blocks and so we have base layer one Bitcoin units of well BT TC but there are also people developing layers so new forms of layers on top of Bitcoin that use the security of Bitcoin and its proof of work model as as those fundamental foundations which is the right way to go about things in the context of allowing a wider poll of people to trade transact in Bitcoin but what’s happened over time before we had uh highly adopted layer 2os was well when there’s lots of transaction demand and limited space for transactions to be stored the fees in which people have to pay to access settlement right now as in within the next 10 minutes versus if you try and pay a lower fee your Your settlement of your transaction isn’t stored in space a block but it’s stored in time and this is where the mempo kicks in it’s a place in which nodes are tracking all of the different transactions that are requesting to be added to the blockchain and they’re essentially categorized based on the willingness to pay a fee the highest fee paying transactions will probably get into the next block and so that communication between the mining layer and the layer twos is fundamental the piece in the middle is settlement the settlement space is limited in in storage size the amount of data and so layer twos offer efficiency and what happens is is that efficiency is traded for fees going to the layer 2 layer and layer 2 nodes earning those fees but those fees might not necessarily make their way to the miners because what’s happening is there’s going to be an ever increasing amount of data the higher you go up in the layers but it also constrains the amount of fees in Bitcoin terms going to the lower layers of the network and you have to pay miners but the the debate right now as to all the different ways of providing income to miners from my perspective there is several different income streams from all these different layers for miners but mining is going to be a fundamental part of the discussion before the dollar during the dollar and after the dollar in terms of Bitcoin and so looking at how layer 2os race to ensure that you can pay someone near immediately pay a small fee and every now and again access the layer well the layer two has all the settlement of your transaction for convenience but those Layer Two the amount of Bitcoin in the layer two in reference there are still IUS just remember that the layer twos have to reference and settle eventually on the layer one so the frequency in which transaction optimization Finds Its way to the layer one where those fees are paid two miners well that’s the big question looking forwards and that is to say that the most valuable commodity to any layer 2 is Hash power banking Finance any form of institution that wants to use layer one block space you either pay to play which is paying Bitcoin to access block space or you produce it yourself with hash power from the mining side and so I always find that anything to do with uh the the expression of Bitcoin in financial terms and that demand for a place to settle transactions but the final record of information of how much was sent to whom well that all comes from the mining side and so mining is always going to have an important discussion when discussing any new updates to the Bitcoin chain and impro improvisations and and different layers that abstract away from the rule structure which is 10minute blocks and certain amount of storage space per 10minute period all of these things come uh together to say that it’s inevitable that the amount of subsidy per 4year period is getting cut in half cut in half cut in half right with not too good drawing and the amount of fees let’s just put it in Black the amount of fees are going to be minuscule but they increase eventually think of these as the fouryear cycles and we’ll have a point in which fees per block is more than the 50% than the subsidy per block and that point in which subsidy drops below as a percentage of total block rewards than fees I believe that would be the turning point in which not just Bitcoin unit of account and medium of Exchange fundamentals really kick in and we move away from store at Value but also in terms of layer twos these layer tws have got to really offer uh just as much competitive value in comparison to their their connection to other different markets as well and what I mean by that is uh the pricing system right now of Bitcoin in of itself is well fees right now uh are barely a fraction of the total block rewards to Miners And so subsidy is buying Bitcoin miners time but subsidy is issuing that full 21 million Supply on the fee side of things fees represent some form of economic activity and that economic activity whether it’s a convenient amount of large you know high volume of transactions in a layer two with some form of regular settlement rate in to layer one where those fees are paid but if block space is constrained by such a small amount of data there is going to be an inevitable path where it’s about transaction optimization net settlement which is to say that if let’s just say there’s two Bitcoin banks in the future and they operate some form of layer two to communicate uh transactions between these two Banks let’s say at the end end of a certain day let’s say they do they try and do once a day settlement to the layer one if bank number one sent 100 bitcoins worth of of Bitcoin on the layer two to bank number two and bank number two only sent 20 Bitcoin in settlement to the others they would just perform a net settlement of 80 in the middle and that net settlement would be in the layer one blockchain but that still doesn’t pay the miners and and reduces the amount of fees that they could potentially earn but that that interplay of security and fees is is the is the clear correlation layer one block space is absolute Tru because a network of gwatt of power is securing that block space layer twos are just as secure as whoever offers the layer two the decentralization of the nodes of that layer two or if it’s a federation the security of the Federation so everything is this interplay of security efficiency accessibility to other markets in terms of bitcoin’s medium of exchange fundamentals there is a lot to this but I do believe that compute power is going to have one of the biggest components of that discussion because it because it’s the commodity that produces block space and yeah I I the long-term path for that is not absolutely clear but I have a few ideas I’ll leave it there I hope this was an interesting video uh I’m not too worried about when subsidy drops below fees because miners have access to different income streams such as selling power back to the grid so the energy can flow from buying energy to selling Bitcoin producing it or selling the energy and buying Bitcoin so the energy can flow either way around the network and it’s essentially a a basic circuit through the internet and through the electrical grid and that that sort of two-way direction of things makes it different to say gold mining where with gold mining you have a cost of processing load of rock to to extract a quantity of value but it doesn’t go the other way you can only the rock cannot be sold for its gold value it’s it doesn’t work like that but Bitcoin does and so so miners that innovate on the energy side will have the best chance but even if fees decline what happens is inefficient miners switch off so if inefficient let’s say half the network were inefficient and switched off because really low fees the other half of the network the efficient ones the efficiency survives basically and so we will never reach a point where there is zero mining in fact there will be a lot of people that can drive their cost of mining to zero because if they’ve already deployed energy production and price themselves into paying for it um they can accumulate Bitcoin at a rate that people depending on buying electricity from some from a grid they will not be able to achieve those same sorts of economic results and so efficiency wins here it’s meritocracy in its purest form which is to say that those most efficient with their energy will account the most SATs and layer twos just Express even further with higher efficiency on the consumption side of things so that duopoly of energy and finance as I said computes in the middle and compute is always part of that conversation as the producer The issuant Power Within all the different components of the Bitcoin Network I hope this was an interesting video I hope to see you in the next one goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we crack Bitcoin’s code. In “The SECRET To Understanding BTC?,” we reveal how energy unlocks Bitcoin’s essence as money.

What’s Covered:
Bitcoin = money: But it’s really energy in disguise.

The secret: Monetary potential—energy turns into wealth.

Finance folks: Hit a mining conference to see the power side.

Energy pros: Join a Bitcoin finance event for the money angle.

Two worlds, one BTC: Merge energy and finance to get it.

Key Insights:
Energy foundation: Mining converts watts to sats—pure value.

Monetary potential: BTC’s price reflects its energy backbone.

Cross-learn: Wall St. needs Texas rigs; energy needs trading floors.

Real-world tie: Bitcoin bonds and mining ops bridge the gap.

Why Watch:
Unlock BTC’s dual nature—energy meets money.

Find your conference path to master Bitcoin’s secret.

Join Hashpower Academy to discover BTC’s hidden truth—watch now and connect the dots!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#Energy
#BitcoinMining
#Mining
#Texas
#WallStreet
#BitcoinBonds
#CryptoTrading
#BTC
#EnergyMoney
#Trading
#Finance
#BitcoinEnergy
#TexasMining
#WallStBTC
#CryptoFinance
#MiningConference
#BTCValue
#EnergyWealth

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy my name is Jake and the topic of today is what are the secrets to understanding Bitcoin now Bitcoin is not just money on the internet and all the different blockchain related topics Associated to it but it has these underlying layers and those layers are compute and energy so energy compute and finance represent the Three core commod ities of the network electricity hash power and BTC and well I’ll tell you a story if you go to a mining conference for example Bitcoin mining there’s a lot of people there obsessed with Bitcoin in the context of energy their ability to find energy source it and monetize it into Bitcoin and if you go to a typical generic Bitcoin conference lots of baners fresh from Wall Street they contextualize Bitcoin and their understanding of Bitcoin is from a financial lens Bitcoin is collateral Bitcoin in debt markets Bitcoin bonds trading all the all these sorts of pieces and I honestly recommend that if you’re fresh from Wall Street the best thing you can do is go to a mining conference so you understand the other side of the coin so to speak the the this entire bottom half of the iceberg not just this visible bit most people understand and if you’re a minor the best thing you could do is get to know people on the finance side of things understanding all the opportunities to export your energy into a global monetary Network we call Bitcoin because both sectors the production and consumption sides of producing energy and consuming it in digital form these are two sides of the same coin and that duopoly between the two is well the best business partners I believe could be an energy guy and a finance Sky because they’re going to understand it from two different lenses and they’ll have much better cooperation but the way that I see Bitcoin for example is I see it as energy potential if I see a flowing river I see I see the ability to generate energy from you know raw natural power and electricity has a quantifiable amount of money Associated to it the ability to generate energy and turn it into Bitcoin through Mining and then the financial lens is to understand that Bitcoin has an underlying energy Reserve Associated to it miners are continually plugging machines in they are continually adding more electricity that is not just consumed to produce Bitcoin raise the difficulty adjustment and create a more secure network but also Al all of that capacity of energy is having well it’s got this ability to be sold as well so all of these different pieces of not just the network creeping its Bitcoin phenomena in the finance Direction but also in the energy Direction the compute Direction because the hash power can also be converted into other different blockchains and just sell those other units of a different blockchain into more Bitcoin and convert it there’s all different paths to the same destination with this network and as I said if you are a finance guy go to a Bitcoin mining energy conference if you just go to mining conferences and energy conference type stuff go to a finance one because that partnership that is the true power of network effects I believe because we’re all we’re all developing things in our different directions of Bitcoin but the more we look at Bitcoin as a zoomed out perspective or for you or anyone else really that educational journey of seeing that the secrets of bitcoiners money is energy and the secrets of bitcoin’s energy side is its monetary potential that’s what I’ve got for today I hope you enjoyed this uh video I hope you go to a different conference that uh makes you uncomfortable makes you learn something new and within that you will frame different ways of understanding this phenomen that we’re only going to look back in being able to pay the way of of of clarity of knowing exactly where it’s going learn about the past all the different pieces of Bitcoin we can learn about what’s happening today the new cycle all this stuff but all of that contextualizes where it goes for tomorrow thank you for listening I hope you see hope to see you in the next one enjoy

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we fuse Bitcoin with the future. In “Bitcoin in a Nuclear Fusion World,” we dive into how fusion energy reshapes BTC’s universe.

What’s Covered:
Nuclear fusion: Endless energy supply—abundance unlocked.

Limits: Transportation (grids) and compute (chips) cap usage.

Bitcoin’s role: Ties energy, grids, and compute into money.

Energy monetized: Fusion powers mining, BTC cashes it out.

Grid buildout: BTC incentivizes energy transport upgrades.

Microchip density: Mining pushes compute to the edge.

Key Insights:
Fusion flood: More power than we can move or use—yet.

BTC’s bridge: Turns surplus energy into global wealth.

Grid growth: Mining profits fund bigger, better networks.

Chip race: Dense tech meets fusion’s scale via BTC.

Why Watch:
Fusion + Bitcoin = a new energy economy.

See how BTC thrives in an abundant world.

Join Hashpower Academy to explore Bitcoin’s fusion future—watch now and connect the dots!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#BitcoinMining
#Energy
#NuclearFusion
#FusionEnergy
#Mining
#Blockchain
#EnergyAbundance
#Compute
#Grid
#Microchips
#CryptoTech
#FusionPower
#Quantum
#Photonics
#BTCFuture
#EnergyGrid
#CryptoEnergy
#TechInnovation

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to another video from the hash power academy i was just drawing a few things here and as you can see you can the layers of energy commodity energy technologies underneath uh compute technology compute commodity blockchain technology blockchain commodity bitcoin and the interesting thing that caught my attention as i was writing it is this guy what will the world of bitcoin look like with nuclear fusion involved and nuclear fusion represents a massive increase in the supply of energy available and when bitcoin mining deploys more compute which consumes more energy essentially when the supply of energy within the bitcoin network increases it dilutes the amount of bitcoin per kilowatt earned so basically everyone that doesn’t have access to fusion across the bitcoin mining sector they will in a very short space of time get diluted to the point of maybe unprofitable if they use any other of these other power sources and they’re not already costed in that if the price the amount of bitcoin per kilowatt that you could earn just collapsed down to pennies or cents um or even sats very a very minuscule amount of sats per kilowatt um it would mean that anyone that’s not using nuclear fusion uh well that’s where the hyper extreme level of efficiency is on the energy side so maybe they would have to focus on the hyperextreme aspects of compute efficiency on the other because bitcoin has this duopoly between energy and compute and fusion represents a massive acceleration in the energy direction whilst compute still remains and you can think of them as an x and y axis with the the z axis being uh bitcoin blocks so all these other energy sources will still be important because everything related to say renewables is of local constraints where it’s windy there’s wind farms where it’s really sunny in the middle of the desert it’s uh there’s not too many people there and where there’s hydrop power there’s lots of water and flowing water through uh terrain and all these sorts of pieces mean that uh the access to energy becomes more important if we can produce a lot of energy from this extreme idea of nuclear fusion of harnessing the the core of a sun in the in the technology framework of compressing whatever uh fuel so densely together and spinning it around a tooidial field to the point that we can release more energy than what energy we put into it it will bring a level of energy abundance that we just truly haven’t seen yet but that energy abundance will be built through the continual infrastructure scale out of grids and that’s what bitcoin does as well there’s a incentive to build out more energy infrastructure and more compute technology infrastructure and race to the forefront of both because those most efficient with their energy will earn the most bitcoin and that will never change from now and going into the future so even if we scale up to a multilanetary species those who are most efficient with their energy and compute technologies uh the interplay of those two that’s the framework to redistribute bitcoin to those with those resources those producing compute power continually and scaling with the efficiency of the network those are the people that are going to be paid bitcoin over time through people transacting in bitcoin because you pay a small fee so that redistribution of bitcoin slowly over time happens where the where the money flows to those most efficient with their energy because they’re essentially building out more infrastructure and efficiency is that conversion between your hardware and the energy input required if you’ve got a greater efficiency it means you’re producing more of both so there’s just your your supply of energy is bigger in reference to the amount of hash rate you produce and also in reference to the amount of blocks that you earn there’s a lot to that there’s a lots of different pieces to there to to to the aspect of how this would work but the overall gist is um we could have the same sort of thing not not nuclear fusion but in the context of microchip density if someone invented a new form of microchip or even the quantum computing discussion maybe that’s the the nuclear fusion equivalent if someone had the ability to find blocks at a level of efficiency far better than everyone else whether it’s their access to energy or access to compute those are the two leading discussions in in terms of the meritocracy of bitcoin from now going into the future hope this was interesting if you like it like subscribe share it to your friends all that fun stuff and i’ll see you in the next video goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we dive into Bitcoin mining’s wild side. In “Mining a BLOCK with my BitAxe Mini-Miner,” we unpack the insane odds and math behind solo mining with this tiny beast.

What’s Covered:

The odds: 1/800,000,000 chance to find a block—1 in 6 million days!

Basic calc: How hashrate, network difficulty, and luck collide.

Bitaxe Mini-Miner: Low power, big dreams—solo mining explained.

Electrical bills: Costs vs. the jackpot—3.125 BTC reward.

Payouts: Why pools or consistent BTC wins beat the lottery odds.

Key Insights:
1 in 6M days: Solo with Bitaxe is a cosmic long shot.

Hashrate reality: Bitaxe’s output vs. the global network.

Bills matter: Energy cost could outpace rare wins.

Pool option: Steady sats over gambling for blocks.

Why Watch:
See the math behind the madness.

Learn if Bitaxe solo mining fits your wallet—or sanity!

Join Hashpower Academy to explore mining a block with Bitaxe—watch now and crunch the numbers!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitaxe
#BitaxeMini
#BitcoinMining
#SoloMining
#Bitmain
#Whatsminer
#Braiins
#MiningPools
#CryptoMining
#Bitcoin
#BTC
#Hashrate
#MiningHardware
#BitaxeMining
#Crypto
#Blockchain
#MiningOdds
#EnergyCosts
#BitcoinPayouts
#CryptoTech

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy my name is Jake and in today’s topic we’re going to be looking at what are the probable chances that I can find a Bitcoin block with this little guy this is the bit ax white paper Edition it produces about one terahash of compute power in any second and the total Network the network hash rate going to all the mining pools right now is about 800 68 million terahash so what is the chance that I can find the next block in the chain there you are it’s a 1 in 868 millionth chance for me to be able to find the next block but you can also divide that down to a day remember that Bitcoin blocks are spacing and regulating the amount of time between each block so the way that you would divide something else by 24 to divide it from hourly to daily with Bitcoin we can do calculations with blocks by dividing by 144 so what is my chance to mine a block within one day that’s roughly about 6 million I have a one in six million days of probable chance to find the next block so in essence it will take me 6 million days roughly to find the next block which is not feasible for this little guy to run for 6 million days and that divides out to the years and stuff like that so we refer to this sort of setup if you are Solo mining as well with something this small it would be considered as Lottery mining you are crossing your fingers paying a nominal amount of electricity on your bill to hopefully randomly find a block with such stupidly low odds that you probably won’t find a block um and that that leads me on to my strategy which is I have this connected to a poll called brains which have lightning Network payouts because if you plug into other mining pools there is a minimum payout threshold because to send Bitcoin you have to pay a fee and that fee is the amount of data space that the the the transaction takes and lightning allows you to move that transaction settlement to a second layer and uh yeah get paid in smaller amounts so what I’m doing is I want to build up about $10 worth of bitcoin mined from this little guy and then yeah and then I’m going to switch it to Lottery mining but I’ve I’ve got that first $10 worth of bitcoin mined so that I can allow that to appreciate to the dollarized cost that I paid for this little device um I hope this was interesting I hope this maths wasn’t too crazy um you can change this amount of hash r rate comparing it to the network for anything the total amount of hash rate that you have um per single minor that you might buy cuz a typical standard Asic can go into the 200 to 300 terahash uh range but the the statistical chance of you finding a block with a single machine is not worth the uh the weight in digital gold shall we say and this is because you want um payouts of Bitcoin um that have some form of parallel to the amount of electrical billing that you’re probably going to have each month so you want some form of payout of Bitcoin in a month or even shorter and that just ensures that you can manage electrical Bills versus the Bitcoin Revenue but second you should be paying your electrical bills with dollars because you are effectively buying the Bitcoin that you mind that you’ve already mined without a fee if you go onto a platform and exchange to buy Bitcoin you get converted out of some of the spread and you also are paying a fee hope this was an interesting short video I hope the maths wasn’t too crazy and I will see you in the next one goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we compare crypto’s core. In “The Electron Liquidity of BTC vs BCH,” we explore how electricity drives BTC and BCH—and what it’s worth.

What’s Covered:
Hashrate basics: BTC and BCH run on electricity-fueled compute.

Electron liquidity: Energy turns into money (BTC/BCH) or local power.

Global export: Mining sells energy as crypto worldwide.

Local sale: Miners could flip it back to raw electricity.

Energy for sale: How much power could BTC vs. BCH offer?

Key Insights:
BTC’s might: Massive hashrate = huge energy pool.

BCH’s slice: Lower hashrate, less juice up for grabs.

Export value: BTC’s dominance makes it a bigger “energy currency.”

Theoretical max: What each chain’s energy could fetch.

Why Watch:
See BTC and BCH as energy markets, not just coins.

Grasp the scale of their “electron liquidity.”

Join Hashpower Academy to weigh BTC vs. BCH energy stakes—watch now and rethink crypto value!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash.

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hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy this is where we talk about anything and everything related to bitcoin and its underlying infrastructure network of Technologies and commodities today’s topic is the electron liquidity of Bitcoin now that is not a typical term referred to bitcoin and I’ve used it in a financial context of liquidity but for a particular reason and the only way we can understand it is by comparison so we’ve got two examples here of the Bitcoin Network and its Network hash rate the amount of compute power out there Bitcoin miners plugged in producing hash rate to find the next block of BTC and also the Bitcoin cash blockchain which is much smaller with its tick ticker symbol bch so the first key takeaway here is that bitcoin’s hash rate online is about 250 times larger than Bitcoin cash and Bitcoin cash came about in 2017 from a a little bit of a debate in the Bitcoin space as to whether we should have Big Blocks or smaller more constrained blocks so that the fee Market is a bit more competitive shall we say um but that’s for a different discussion the the topic of today electron liquidity that is to say that well how much energy is available in each Network to sell locally on the grid and Bitcoin being the significant amount of hash rate we’ll start there I’ve used the conversion efficiency of the average mining machine at 20 Jews per terahash now if you know your units an ex aash is a million terahash so we can multiply this into megawatt and it’s roughly [Music] 17,000 megawatts that is approximately the amount of energy right now trying to produce about that much hash rate to produce Bitcoin and I’ve got the conversion here as well and for Bitcoin cash multiplying by 20 it’s about 68 megaw that’s quite a fundamental difference this is the equivalent power of 171 gwatt nuclear power stations that’s a massive country’s worth of energy and this is barely one mining site and so there is a significant scale difference there so click clearly we can say that the electron liquidity of Bitcoin is significantly larger because if you were a Bitcoin miner and you had a mining site of 20 megaw your Opex your how much you’re spending in real time on energy is 20 megawatt hours roughly and the amount of Hardware asset you have the capex you’ve got about one xash of Hardware that’s consuming that 20 megaw to produce that one ex hash and you’re earning about 6 of a Bitcoin per day now if you was to send that one x a hash into Bitcoin cash you would significantly increase the hash rate of this chain and dilute the amount of Revenue that you would be earning significantly because you would raise the difficulty adjustment and if you add your 1 exra hash to bitcoin well you not diluting much at all you would slightly incrementally increase uh hash rate but that would be represented in your in the pace of how many blocks you’re Mining and so firstly the contribution being increased in each different network well you would cause less disruption on the Bitcoin side but you’ve got less probability of going for finding a block so you’d probably join a mining pool to get more regular payouts but here may you’d be uh you’d be be earning nearly a quarter of the blocks and um that may be convenient but you would be diluting the amount that you could possibly earn and the key takeaway here on the other side is well if you were plugged into either either network if you sold uh you switched off one xash from Bitcoin cash you’d be switching off onethird of the network hash rate and slowing blocks down significantly but if you Switched Off Your 20 megaw 1xa hash on this side you would barely be a drop in the ocean of the amount of energy available to be sold on local grids and that’s what’s key that’s that’s what is of fundamental importance here because if 20 megaw of power can be consumed to produce an x 1 x aash and exported to the internet to issue Bitcoin per you know per exra has per day well that’s a good amount of money on the consumption side but if the local grid will buy the power for more than this amount per day why would you mine you could switch the machines off and sell the energy back to the grid and the whole point is here that your your capacity your ability to use energy gives you those two options you’ve got the power contract because you can consume the energy and when the price on the price on the grid goes really high higher than this in a day you have two different options to push and pull you can consume the energy and turn it into digital money or sell the energy and buy the digital money and this sort of dynamic is what’s going to come in the future on the the aspects of Bitcoin as a unit of account because right now the perception of a quantity of Bitcoin is dollar IED we understand this as a certain amount of dollars and energy is also dollarized but you can cut the dollar out of both and electricity and Bitcoin now have a direct pricing system and it’s all through compute power but the representation of how much compute power is within each different blockchain in this example signifies how much energy is available available to be sold and it also represents essentially the security budget the amount of compute dedicated to each different blockchain both different chains are regulating blocks to about 10 minutes and so the difficulty adjustment here is going to be 250 times higher than here and that means that the the ability to crack into blocks and uh be a bad actor so to speak uh it’s 250 times harder on this side of things all of these things come into fruition but that long-term trajectory of that ability to sell power back to the local grid is of fundamental importance in anything you learn about Bitcoin from the energy and compute layers you can go and learn everything about the financial side of Bitcoin from all different people but here we’ll delve into everything to do with compute and its relationship to energy and Finance on both sides this is why we call it the hash power Academy I hope I hope you enjoyed thank you for listening like subscribe All That Jazz and I will see you in the next one goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we decode Bitcoin’s evolution. In “Bitcoin BIPs and Miner Signalling,” we explore how miners greenlight developer-driven upgrades like SegWit and Taproot.

What’s Covered:

BIPs explained: Bitcoin Improvement Proposals—devs’ blueprint for change.

Miner signalling: How miners vote with hashrate to lock in upgrades.

SegWit saga: BIPs 141, 91, 148—miners’ slow signal, then 100% consensus.

Taproot tale: BIPs 340-342—Speedy Trial, 90% signal, smooth rollout.

Layer 2 boost: SegWit and Taproot power Lightning and beyond.

Key Insights:
Signalling mechanics: Miners add bits to blocks—90-95% seals the deal.

SegWit’s fight: Miners resisted, then flipped—scaled BTC via soft fork.

Taproot’s win: Fast consensus—privacy, scalability, smart contracts.

Core devs’ role: Propose, refine, test—miners just signal the go.

Why Watch:
See how devs and miners sync to shape Bitcoin.

Grasp SegWit and Taproot’s game-changing impact.

Join Hashpower Academy to unpack BIPs and miner signalling—watch now and master Bitcoin’s upgrades!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

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#BIPs
#MinerSignalling
#SegWit
#Taproot
#BitcoinDevs
#BitcoinCore
#CoreDevs
#Layer2
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#CryptoDevs
#Blockchain
#BitcoinUpgrades
#DevConsensus
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Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to another video from the hash power Academy this one goes in a bit of a different direction focused on the particular people and entities and functions of different areas of the network for example the Bitcoin miners producing their commodity of hash rate signals to the Bitcoin developers introducing Bitcoin Improvement proposals now for example segwit in 2017 changed the Bitcoin blockchain so that block space was more optimized and available but it required 95% of the miners and their compute power to signal for that change to be made otherwise the network would have literally forked and split and it’s the same with tap rot for about 90% of the miners having to have consensus in 2021 with their compute power and the blocks that they mind that they wished for this Bitcoin Improvement proposal to go through and interestingly enough different people of the network fit in different areas you got the miners the pools the developers and their nodes and Bitcoin the assets money and Hardware wallet manufacturers and all these sorts of things and energy sector side down here and yeah there’s all different people working in different areas of the Bitcoin network but it all coordinates and works together and truly the the mathematical steps all the way through are the best way to to learn hope this was interesting see you in the next video goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we rethink Bitcoin mining. In “100TH per kWh is INSANE,” we flip the script on mining efficiency with a mind-blowing metric.

What’s Covered:
Mining efficiency: Usually Joules per Terahash (J/TH)—aka “fleet efficiency.”

New angle: Divide J/TH by 1000W (kW) for hashrate per kWh.

Hashrate per kWh: Measures output (TH) against energy input (kWh).

Why 100TH/kWh? Shows insane efficiency in real cost terms.

Energy costs: Compare hashrate to what you pay per kWh.

Key Insights:

J/TH: Public miners love it—fleet efficiency sounds cool.

TH/kW: Simpler—hashrate per energy unit cuts the fluff.

Efficiency edge: Higher TH/kW = more BTC for less power.

Cost clarity: Ties mining output directly to your electric bill.

Why It Matters:
100TH/kW isn’t just a number—it’s a game-changer.

Master this to see mining profitability like never before.

Join Hashpower Academy to decode 100TH per kW—watch now and rethink mining efficiency!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

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hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy today’s topic is a mining 101 um understanding of efficiency so I have three different types of microchip efficiency so you can think of it as the s9s of last year’s cycle uh the s21s sort of thing is this cycle and the new ones that are going to come out soon um at 10 jewles per terahash so that’s the amount of electrical cost versus hash rate output and this hash rate performance is what’s paying you Bitcoin so if you’ve got three different machines that use one or twice as much or three times as much um energy cost to produce the same hash rate output well this one’s going to have an energy bill that’s half for this machine and this one’s going to have the energy bill of these two machines combined so the reason why efficiency is so important is because your physical computer is not gaining any Jewels per terahash efficiency unless you’ve modified the software a little bit but you’re still physically constrained as a network the the Bitcoin Network as a whole the difficulty adjustment is going up but behind that in the veil behind difficulty efficiency is going down the Jews per terahash is going down but the more interesting interesting way to understand these efficiency conversions which could also be considered the fleet efficiency if you look at the public mining stocks is to actually flip it the other way around think energy is charged and rated based on kilowatt hours or megawatt hours for this we’ll use kilowatt hours so 1,000 Watts th000 oh missed a zero 1,000 Watts bad handwriting uh this machine that uses 10 jewles to produce a terahash of compute well th000 divided by 10 that is this machine is going to be producing 100 terahash per kilowatt you see how it’s the other way around because we’ve divided the conversion rate of efficiency by 1,000 which is the rate of energy cost 20 jewles per terahash over a th000 that’s 50 terahash per kilowatt and this one 30 3.3 ter per kilowatt and that is probably a more clearer way to understand that the same one kilowatt hour of energy cost to you through three different machines the least efficient machines producing the least amount of hash rate per per kilowatt the mid gen machine 50 trash per kilowatt and the latest gen is making now double 100 terahash per kilowatt which if you think back in history to all the different older versions of machines this is an insane metric but it’s more understandable to see okay the amount of hash rate per kilowatt is going up as the jewels per terahash efficiency is going down and that driving down of uh efficiency uh in jws per terahash that is of fundamental importance because what it’s doing is the microchip Innovation Vector compute is one branch of the network and the production of energy and all our different energy sources and nuclear fishing and nuclear fusion even that’s another vector and microchip technology is one branch and energy technology is another they build this playing field of abundance that many bit coiners like to talk about but the the microchip technology use case of energy and the actual velocity and volume of energy as that second Vector those are the axes in which Bitcoin comes off as that third axis in terms of Dimensions shall we say but yeah I hope this was a different sort of insight as to looking at the efficiency or Fleet efficiency of Bitcoin Miners and as I said if you flip it the other way around you’ll understand how much hash rate per kilowatt that different efficiency levels are are earning cuz what you can do is you can now multiply that by the amount of Bitcoin per terahash per day and divide it by 24 and you get the Bitcoin per kilowatt hour and that would be a direct comparison between your electricity bill per kilowatt in dollars and the amount of Bitcoin that you earn per per kilowatt which you can also dollarize you can remove the dollar from both and just have an exchange rate of uh electricity to bitcoin quantity but that is Bitcoin unit of account economics for another topic I hope this was interesting I hope you enjoyed like subscribe share

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we break down Bitcoin’s path to the top. In “How Bitcoin Reaches $1 Million,” we explore what drives BTC’s price—and its real value.

What’s Covered:
Price vs. value: Premiums soar, but mining production sets the floor.

Mining: Energy and effort create Bitcoin—value rooted in work.

Bull markets: Hype takes off—$1M becomes possible.

Crypto trends: How the market fuels BTC’s rise.

MicroStrategy: Cycling Share price premium into more BTC per Share value.

Price premium: Bull runs push BTC/USD 4-8x beyond its production cost.

Mining value: Every coin costs energy—$1M reflects overvalued territory if the network cannot keep up.

Finance & stocks: MicroStrategy and others stack sats, lifting demand.

Market fundamentals: Supply cap + adoption = explosive potential.

Why It Matters:

$1M isn’t just a dream—it’s math meeting mania.

Understand mining and markets to see Bitcoin’s climb.

Join Hashpower Academy to see how Bitcoin hits $1 million—watch now and master the fundamentals!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

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#Crypto
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#Mining
#BullMarket
#Finance
#Stocks
#MicroStrategy
#BitcoinMining
#MarketTrends
#Investing
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Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy today’s topic is how will Bitcoin get to a million dollars and in some senses how will it sustain that sort of price without it being a blowoff top and crashing back down what would actually sustain a multi-million dollar bitcoin price and that is to say that we need to understand what is the hot air underneath the Bitcoin price and the second step down from price is production and that’s the direction that we’re going to take this of understanding that difference between the exchange rate of Bitcoin from electricity Bitcoin mining and Bitcoin to Dollar which is this million doll price and every single cycle the production cost which is aggregated by the difficulty adjustment which is the amount of hash rate coming online and the amount of block Rewards the amount of Bitcoin per day being distributed to that entire pole of compute power of that entire deployment of miners all across the planet and these pieces are important because it’s understanding what is underneath this dollar to bitcoin price premium because that’s what bitcoin’s purchase price is it’s a premium you’re logging into a platform and clicking a button to acquire your Bitcoin but a minor is deploying energy and compute infrastructure scar scaling it up and it’s very technical electrical and there’s lots of financial frictions to that in terms of scale of economy and all those pieces come into play but the key gist of this conversation is to say well if we look at previous Cycles when the price of Bitcoin shot up and we had bull market peaks in when looking back what was the production cost at that time and typically it’s about four to eight times production so the price of Bitcoin would rise to a point in which miners were producing at one4 to 1/8 of the of the market price and so if we suggest that same Dynamic here well if the price of Bitcoin were to shoot way above that even 10 times production the production cost of bitcoin for the average Miner on the network would have to be about 100K which is about double from what it is today so that would be suggesting that if there’s not too much change with the fee Market and uh the efficiency of compute probably does improve it continually improves over time but essentially hash rate would have to double for us to reach a sensible price of Bitcoin even being 10 times production the network right now would have to double in size the amount of hash rate deployed which is an insane number the the the complexities of doubling the network underneath versus the comp complexities of bitcoin’s price doubling well price doubles a lot more easier than scaling out energy infrastructure Transformers switch gear and all the other pieces related to the infrastructure and the red tape and the power contracts and it goes on and on and on and yeah to to have a sensible uh price to production ratio the Bitcoin um production cost average for the total Network would have to be about 250k which should be about here so imagine that one let half it half it again I’m being sensible though that’s one two three four there we go that’s insane the network would have to double quadruple ax it’s not feasible and that feasibility of how much hash rate would have to come online in reference to the Bitcoin price it would mean that the price would be trading at an insane value if the hash price right now uh under under 80k can be about 10 cents of Bitcoin per kilowatt well that price going to a million miners would be earning a dollar per kilowatt and buying five cents of Bitcoin if they’re buying the energy at 5 Cent a kilowatt and started crazily earning a dollar per kilowatt for every $1 of electricity that they spend they would be earning $2 of Bitcoin in return that is a lot of hot air and I like to call it hot air because that would suggest that the price has a long way down to go because what we see every single cycle is the price of Bitcoin typically um have its bare Market where it just Trends all the way down down to about the production cost where say uh a portion of the network reaches a point where they’re switching off their machines and at those crucial moments when hash rates coming offline the difficulty adjustment comes down a couple weeks later and those are the most crucial moments to be buying Bitcoin so it’s not just about the point in which you sell but it’s about your acquisition cost that’s more fundamental to the majority of people looking to uh buy Bitcoin and never sell which is a completely different topic that would be very interesting to discuss next I hope this was a different sort of video another way to visualize this price to production comparison would be that if a miner is spending say $100 on their energy and a healthy peak of a ball Market of a typical Asic that’s consuming that power and that’s their monthly bill peak of the full Market they should be earning about $400 so that that direct comparison between how much their monthly cost is to power that machine versus the monthly output of Revenue you can multiply that up to the price of Bitcoin to get your your production cost of Mining and just like the new versions of iPhones continually come out the most efficient mining machines are the most expensive the least efficient the least expens expensive and what it does is it creates an entire scale of different production costs for different Miners and then also you would include if you’re dollariz it you would include the price of energy as well and so what you get is this entire range of maybe a bell curve of different efficiencies and energy prices all coming together so that when the price does drop from these crazy Heights um yeah you’ll see hash rate coming offline if it reaches points of unprofitability but what’s most interesting about these points in time is those crucial moments where others are switching off the the volume and the quantity essentially of Bitcoin being distributed from the global monetary Network to the local mining level well if other miners are switching off that’s the moment to be mining to accumulate a greater quantity of Bitcoin because it’s a difficulty adjustment comes down retrospectively you’re going to start earning more SATs at those crucial prices because when price deviates really high as a multiplier from production there’s too much premium related to the Bitcoin and when bitcoin price is trading close to production when the dollar to Bitcoin exchange rate is close to the energy to Bitcoin exchange rate that is when the most value is within that purchase so it’s almost like the psychology of going into the supermarket when you see your favorite thing on a discount it’s time to buy it and when it’s really expensive um yes it could go higher but you know trading psychology gets the better of most people I hope this was an interesting video I’ll do some more price videos but I’m going to give it a mining and hash rate and energy sort of twist so that it’s different to all the other weird and wonderful price predictions out there that have no substance of discussing these underlying fundamentals as part of you know the importance of you need something to compare this price too because price is just arbitrary and it’s a premium and as I said Michael sailor’s got shares of Bitcoin and he Cycles the uh the share premium into more Bitcoin as its value layer but miners do the same because they’re nuts they cycle dollar to bitcoin premium into to more computer hardware to produce more Bitcoin and raise the production floor so the next time you you meet a Bitcoin minor you give them a big hug and thank them for plugging their machines in because it’s raising the value of your Bitcoin and in another video we will discuss that the Haring is actually the doubling which is to say that if subsidy Cuts in half and your energy bill stays the same and now you’re only getting $200 a Bitcoin where your production cost just doubled so the Haring for miners is actually the doubling but that’ll be for another video I hope this was interesting like subscribe all that fun stuff and I’ll see you in the next one goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we unravel Bitcoin’s core. In “The Physics, Maths, and Finance of BTC,” we dive into the science and systems driving the world’s top crypto.

What’s Covered:

Physics: Energy powers Bitcoin—mining turns watts into coins.

Maths: Compute solves the puzzle—hashpower secures the network.

Finance: BTC redefines money—value backed by work, not trust.

How they connect: Energy fuels compute, compute creates finance.

Bitcoin’s brilliance: A system balancing all three.

Key Insights:
Energy: Every block needs real-world power—physics sets the cost.

Compute: Math keeps it fair—difficulty adjusts the challenge.

Finance: 21 million cap ties value to scarcity and effort.

Unified design: Satoshi baked these laws into BTC.

Why It Matters:
Bitcoin’s not just digital—it’s a physical, calculated economy.

Understand this trio to grasp BTC’s true strength.

Join Hashpower Academy to decode the physics, maths, and finance of BTC—watch now and see Bitcoin’s foundation!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Energy
#Compute
#Finance
#Crypto
#Mining
#Blockchain
#Physics
#Maths
#Money
#Hashpower
#Power
#Tech
#Investing
#Economy
#EnergyUse
#Computing
#FinancialTech
#BTC
#CryptoMining

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to another episode from the hash power Academy this is where we discuss anything and everything related to bitcoin and its underlying Network and fundamentals of physics maths and finance and that is exactly the topic of today that is to say that the entire Bitcoin Network can be extrapolated into three core areas of energy compute and finance that is the producer and commodity of energy energy systems such as solar wind Hydro gas coal what do they all produce they all produce the same fungible commodity of electricity and it’s of fundamental importance to the 21st century so let’s just put kilowatt hours here microchips Hardware the technology aspects of compute power what does it all produce whether it’s your CPU GPU or Asic the the timeline the lifespan of these sorts of machines is quite shortlived but the The Innovation curve is continually accelerating to make denser and denser microchips is it important that we have microchip technology in the 21st century it’s a fundamental importance and in the context of Bitcoin it produces this processing power we call sh 256 hash rate and these sorts of things we all can condense down to a performance of Terra hases a trillion bhes per second these are the these are the units and the time time aspects in relation kilowatt hours and teres per second and Bitcoin in of itself Timeless monetary units produced by energy and compute the unit of account now these three core Commodities have their technologies that produce them energy hard infrastructure compute hardware and the blockchain where Bitcoin comes from and what you get is this Dynamic that the energy energy technology is producing energy Bitcoin mining is consuming that energy and in the process it produces hash rate and the Bitcoin blockchain is essentially consuming that hash rate and what does the Bitcoin blockchain do it issues every block a certain amount of subsidy of Bitcoin into circulation until the full 21 million units of Bitcoin are are produced in 100 plus years from now for the full Supply to be issued and what do people do with Bitcoin when they transfer it they pay a fee so there is an aspect of consumption of their Bitcoin and that is the first utility use case of Bitcoin now what you get is this flowing series of energy and finance connected through a communication system of compute compute in fact is that bridge between the two worlds and it’s the reason I called it the hash power Academy and yeah all of these different pieces have a fundamental physics underneath this isn’t all arbitrarily connected through just Finance it’s through physics Finance justifies its initiation from humans creating and building all of this stuff and connecting it all together but it’s the physics that make it all work so let’s just run through the physics examples so we produce power kilowatt produce kilowatt hours transfer of that power over time we convert that power uh into hash rate and that conversion is considered jewles per terahash so as those electrons run through the microchips performing trillions of hash functions a second so we measure it in teres per second as mentioned and all of that compute power is being compared to the entire Collective compute power and the Bitcoin software is looking at how much uh compute power is producing blocks proof of work as a way of regulating its own time series so other people refer to the Bitcoin blockchain as a Time chain because it has these aspects of regulating the energy input to produce blocks which changes the rate of time that blocks are produced and the difficulty adjustment constrains energy and time and the rate of blocks being mined comput space it’s all weird and wonderful but we’ll take it through the mathematical series and what can essentially be boiled down to as the individual side of this versus the collective network is the amount of Bitcoin that you can earn per terahash per day so this this all encompasses the amount of Bitcoin you’ll be earning with your hardware and your electrical consumption to prove your work and the majority of people are sending their compute power and selling it to a mining pool at roughly the same rate and there’s all different payout options for this but that’s not the topic of today’s video so the output here is obviously BTC and the consump side is per virtual bite if you uh do want to spend it and so you’ve got settlement space in the world of global Finance connected to local energy production and transfer of energy through compute power in the middle so energy compute and finance all interconnected with hard hardcoded physics a computer is powered by energy producing Brute Force compute power to crack the next block in the chain and instead of attacking the network it’s paid to protect the network in in essence because the collective compute power is what creates the difficulty adjustment if 10% more hash rate comes online then roughly the difficulty adjustment raises by 10% this constrains the rate of issuance of Bitcoin per block and so all of this uh physics has a maths example that we can run through and a finance example that it’s connected to so let’s take you through the maths example first let’s just say you run one kilowatt you want run one kilowatt hour through a computer with say 20 Jew per terahash of conversion efficiency and you’re producing a certain amount of hash rate we’ll get to this in a minute and you’re going to be earning a certain amount Bitcoin uh which provides you also a certain amount of block space if you’re producing your own blocks so one kilowatt is 1,000 Watts divided by 20 so you get 50 terahash so you’re you’re buying say 1 kilowatt hour of energy converting it into 50 trashes of compute power through the computer and your 50 terahash is currently being compared to a Global Network of roughly 800 milli million terahash so you’re getting uh 50 shares of 800 million shares shall we say as an easy way to understand it of the global rate of Bitcoin issuance which is the amount of blocks per day as the as the rate of issuance and if you’re in a mining pool they’re just going to sell you that Bitcoin at a certain amount of Bitcoin per terahash today per day and yeah you’re going to get a quantity of Bitcoin on the other end but uh we could show this example in a very small minuscule not amount of Bitcoin or we can run through it in a more finance and dollarized World which will last for now but let’s run through a normal example let’s say you that one kilowatt hour you’re buying at 5 Cent so .05 and that’s costing you that is your cost your energy input and you’re converting it through a machine mean that if it’s 20 Jews per terahash it’s probably too much but I’m going to use $20 as the example $20 per terahash but you’re producing 50 terahash of compute um and well you’re essentially converting it into say well the amount of Revenue per terahash per day hash price we can consider that about uh 5 Cent I [Music] believe 5 Cent per terahash per day so if you’re producing 50 you’re uh you your your 5 cent of energy is producing 50 ter of compute and 5 Cent a day if I get my lovely calculator actually I believe that’s about 10 cents per kilowatt a day so your your Revenue rate your Revenue rate is about not 10 cent of Bitcoin per kilowatt per day and so yeah essentially $ of electrical bill is generating you $2 of Bitcoin so if you divide that uh that’s half so you’ve got a production cost of say bitcoin’s $80,000 and production cost you have is $1 of energy makes you $2 a Bitcoin well it means that $40,000 of electricity will make you a $80,000 Bitcoin so your production cost in this example is $40,000 of energy to produce a Bitcoin but you’ve also got the cost of the machine or per terahash in this example and those are the sorts of financial decisions that a minor makes but they’re basing it all on a mathematical physical underlying framework and that’s a bit as to how the economics of mining work that you’ve got this flow series of energy connected to finance and the different companies behind this would be the energy sector the energy sector utilities but the energy sector mining Hardware so Miners and the miners um using different Networks protocols polls um so you got mining polls here and um well energy and Miners and pools and where does Bitcoin typically flow into exchanges so you’ve got this sort of vertical integration from the farm to the farmer’s market essentially platforms because the the reserves on exchanges are actually in continual Cline and it’s a fixed Supply scarce monetary unit produced from energy so the producers are going to have some form of duopoly with consumers and the the physics the maths and the finances it all flows through and if you want to learn about all these different pieces this is a very broad video if you want to learn about all the pieces I recommend you go to www.ash power. academy and on there you will go go through a course where I have module one energy module two grids and electricity module three hardware and the heat that they produce module four is networks and hash power module five is blockchain and data which is what Bitcoin is it’s data money and Bitcoin and finance so you will learn about Bitcoin as money last we learn it in mathematical order run through the the uh the physics well run through the physics and the maths and then we go through the financial stuff and when you finally reach bitcoiners money fixed Supply 21 million units scarce asset that’s going to go to a million dollars and all these other weird and wonderful Financial topics if you’ve understood all of the fundamentals you’ll understand Bitcoin in a way that no one else will and that would just be invaluable knowledge for you and the decision making that you want to make cuz for example if you’re producing 10 cents of Bitcoin per kilowatt with a 5 Cent electrical input 50% is your production margin if the price of Bitcoin were to double right now you’re now going to be earning 20 cents so your production cost of five against your 20 cent per kilowatt so now your production cost is 25% and can you notice that how if the price goes too high above production that percent percentage gets smaller you can use your production uh cost percentage as a gauge as to how much to say DCA buy Bitcoin whether it’s through the electrical bill or just using the information between the gap between price and production as a very good buying indicator because the Bitcoin to dollar exchange rate is a premium Financial premium to buy Bitcoin and you’ve not done anything to do with compute and electricity to acquire it you just exchanged dollar backed by Nothing by Bitcoin that’s backed by compute and electricity versus yeah the production flaw the intrinsic conversion that Satoshi Nakamoto used he didn’t log into a platform and buy Bitcoin he exchanged energy into Bitcoin so if you want some more of these sorts of videos let me know comment below like subscribe and I will see you in the next video goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we connect Bitcoin to real-world impact. In “European Energy Security,” we uncover how Bitcoin could reshape Europe’s energy and financial landscape.

What’s Covered:
-War & security: All tied to access to money and energy capacity.
-Bitcoin’s role: Creates abundant money (BTC) and energy (mining).
-European power producers: Sell energy directly, skip citizen subsidies.
-Energy abundance: Mining BTC boosts production without tax reliance.
-Security boost: More energy and wealth mean stronger nations.

-Key Insights:
-Money & energy: The backbone of every conflict—Bitcoin fuses them.
-Power producers: Turn surplus energy into BTC, not handouts.
-Europe’s edge: Decentralized energy sales via Bitcoin mining.
-No subsidies needed: Producers profit, citizens keep cash.

Big Picture:
Bitcoin isn’t just crypto—it’s a security strategy.

Europe could lead with energy-driven Bitcoin wealth.

Join Hashpower Academy to see how Bitcoin powers European energy security—watch now and rethink the future!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Europe
#NorthernEurope
#Renewables
#Bitcoin
#Energy
#Brussels
#EuropeanUnion
#Crypto
#GreenEnergy
#energypolicy
#NordicCountries
#Security
#BitcoinMining
#EU
#SustainableEnergy
#EuropeanEnergy
#RenewablePower
#Finance
#Decentralized
#EnergyFuture
#EuropeanPolicy

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy my name is Jake scander and today’s topic is going to delve into European energy security and that is in tandem with European energy policies and I’m going to take you through the context of why Bitcoin is of fundamental importance in relation to these two discussions it’s quite close to home I care about Europe um and I think it’s in absolute shambles the the duopoly of energy and Finance is of fundamental importance to everyone because when it comes to Net Zero and the subsidizing of new sources of power versus the hundreds and 100e plus history of our industrial base based on high carbon High control power sources and the move to low control lowcar carbon power sources and the benefits and the drawbacks that they both bring but in the context of energy security Europe has a dependency on oil and gas and it comes from sources that may be in contradiction to our energy security policies so where should we go with this let’s go back in history on a gold money standard the cost of War could be defined in a price of gold and every time you look at the history of warfare the price of gold drops because the cost of war is a lot of energy and thus a lot of money and in Modern Warfare times it seems to be that the value of currency seems to drop at the times of war and it’s because essentially the Fiat money system allows decision makers at the top to hide the cost of War through inflation so everyone suffers higher prices blame it on energy when it’s actually the money in the middle that is the accounting trick that steals everyone’s purchasing power and the reason why I’ve brought Bitcoin into this discussion is because if everything to do with Warfare and your ability to defend yourself is in the context of your access to energy and monetary resources and Bitcoin is a system of connecting local energy to Global Finance through computation well it deserves its weight in digital go in part of that discussion so let’s just go through some examples here if you produce power at 5 cents per kilowatt and you can run it through a computer that just needs energy and an internet connection like when you rush in the house and you connect to the Wi-Fi and plug your phone in well Bitcoin as a network is demanding transactions to be settled and those transactions are settled on the blockchain by the production of compute power through the consumption of a computer Bitcoin mining Hardware which requires electricity and Bitcoin mining has been deployed across grids and off-grid everywhere across the planet on every grid on the planet and this is because it just needs electricity and an internet connection for local energy producers anywhere in the world to export their energy onto the inter internet it sounds all weird and wonderful but that’s just the hard brass tax physics of how this network works and that is to say that if you have these volatile power sources such as solar wind and hydro that only produce power in certain times of the day or may be stranded in location because where it’s really wet really windy um or really sunny not really much Europe those areas may not be where civiliz ation live and so the physical constraint of moving power to cities and in in industrial bases that can be challenging as well because no one wants huge transmission lines across their backyard so to speak and so if you have this solution of plugging computers locally to these sorts of sources you have a buyer of energy that can move anywhere and any time that is that is because you can always monetize energy any time because there is always a block of Bitcoin to be mined so timing is not a problem in terms of the availability of power anywhere it’s because all you need is the computer to have the power input locally and an internet connection globally and this is of fundamental importance because as I mentioned energy security when it comes to the context of warfare and security is that you need an access to a lot of power and a lot of resources and Bitcoin as a system is an incentive to build more power production sources because there is a guaranteed buyer of the energy anywhere anytime you do not have physical constraints to turn the energy into money so you can rotate the money into building more energy production and as we increase the supply of energy in any particular location or country well it’s going to reduce the price that means that transportation is easier that means production and Manufacturing bases can produce things at a greater volume because the money purchases more and that relation between energy and money is so fundamental in terms of security the Russia Ukraine war has brought a wider context as to what the Modern Warfare landscape is going to look like it’s World War I with drones sadly it’s a a war of attrition you just Brute Force push your resources to the front and push back against the others and the advancements that Europe has had on the technology front of warfare highly Advanced systems missiles drones and tanks well when a 5 million euro tank could be blown up by a little fpv drone the play the playing field starts to change and you need to start thinking of of your ability to produce drones at volume and that production process is going to require a lot of energy and if energy has a cost derived in money you need some form of system to continually incentivize the buildout of energy production infrastructure and that’s exactly what Bitcoin does because you have a guaranteed buyer of energy that will consume the power to monetize it at 10 cents a kilowatt well if the price of the energy goes above that the miners will switch off so that’s more Supply to that local grid whilst demand is high and if the price of energy drops because it’s really windy it’s really wet and it’s somehow really bright at the same time high supply low demand of power well then you’ve got something that can consume that margin between buying it and monetizing it at 10 cents and this sort of duopoly that relationship ship that you’ve got a buyer and seller of energy that works opposite to the stability of the Grid in terms of when the price is going to the upside there is too much Demand versus Supply and then you’ve got a consumer of energy releasing Supply back to the Grid or you’ve got the price of energy going down which is there’s too much supply of energy not enough demand and so you need a buyer of energy a consumer of energy to step in and soak up all that EXT access cheap power and what does Bitcoin mining do it buys power low sells it high that’s the business model Buy Low sell high buying electricity consuming it into money and that context of a gold money standard is something of a historical precedent that energy and money are fundamental to any form of security framework and so you’ve got different regions that have different power sources all across Europe and if you have the introduction of computers which also produce heat well then you’ve got other costs being reduced in different areas of the economy if that’s not worth its weight in discussion uh to energy Security in Europe I don’t know what is and there’s several other pieces to this such as the communication systems of a storage space for data the blockchain storage space that’s going to remain permanently online that is only updated by The Brute Force cracking of the next block in the chain so you have a source of Truth where control actions of say drones I I do believe that there’ll be a path in which um entire swarms of drones are coordinated and communicated to one another through some form of compute framework so that they cannot be hacked into based on external uh cyber security attack vectors that is to say that if they have a way of communicating with a blockchain and the only way that they they read and understand that information is to be hardwired to communicate only through the blockchain just in the way that Bitcoin is data units on the blockchain and it’s only communicated in movement and settlement based on the proof of work of energy being consumed what these sorts of pieces do is bring about and more Modern Warfare world that neutralizes threats through moving our power projection into the Cyber domain but that will be a topic for a different day all the different Northern regions of Europe have such great opportunity for power monetization because the the process right now especially with Net Zero is that Europeans pay for renewable to be built through subsidies which essentially a subsidy is subsidizing the business to remain profitable and Contin continually build but other businesses are not getting subsidized like that that a a business that sells energy should make their money selling energy not subsidies to allow them to remain profitable and so what Bitcoin offers as a network is a monetize monetization engine in which Renewable Power sources and all other alternative power sources they they grow and expand and build out that supply of energy infrastructure that we need in Europe based on a buyer of energy allowing that Capital rotation between energy and finance instead of subsidies of your money allowing them to just remain profitable there’s so much to this but I hope this video provides some other sorts of insights as to the fundamental importance of bitcoin’s underlying infrastructure and how it can truly help Europe not just with the Three core Commodities but with carbon accounting from energy production sources the heat output of these computerss because energy is neither created nor destroyed and all the sort of block space and money that is going to be based on electricity because the interesting thing about Bitcoin is that the cost of production the amount of kilowatts to produce one Bitcoin is going up forever because Bitcoin is a database of 21 million units fixed in Supply and a continually growing amount of hash rate and electricity trying to produce those units and so the pricing system between say one Bitcoin and a certain amount of kilowatt hours is continually increasing and as I mentioned if the price of the energy goes higher than the rate of Revenue that you can consume the energy into Bitcoin well then the the miners will switch off and sell the power back to the grid and they are comparing a quantity of Bitcoin to a quantity of money that they can sell for and so there is a new pricing system of energy and Bitcoin and so if you think of it the other way around if the the amount of kilowatts to produce a Bitcoin is continually going up and there’s an exchange rate within there put it the other way around if you’re holding a Bitcoin it continually allows you to buy more kilowatt hours from the miners and the more miners you deploy across Europe you now have an asset that not only converts into dollars but converts into electricity at an ever increasing rate essentially an increase in purchasing power literally I hope this was interesting I hope you enjoy if you’ve got any comments let me know um and there’s other different topics related to this subject that I’d like to delve into so give me your thoughts give me your feedback back like subscribe all that fun stuff and I’ll see you in the next video goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we decode Bitcoin’s deepest layers. In “Energy-Space TimeChain,” we explore the three pillars powering the Bitcoin network and how they redefine the internet.
What’s Covered:
Bitcoin’s core commodities: Energy (powering miners), Compute (hashpower), Finance (value transfer).

Three tech domains: Energy (electricity), Space (network nodes), Time (block intervals).

The Energy-Space-Time trio: How they sync to secure Bitcoin.

Difficulty adjustment: A genius rule tying energy, space, and time into a stable internet framework.

Why this matters: Bitcoin’s not just money—it’s a new digital physics.

Key Insights:
Energy fuels the network—mining turns watts into wealth.

Space spans the globe—nodes keep it decentralized.

Time locks it together—10-minute blocks, forever predictable.

Difficulty adjustment: Adapts energy use to keep time and space in balance.

Big Picture:
Bitcoin’s tech redefines internet rules beyond finance.

A timeless structure for a decentralized future.

Join Hashpower Academy to see Bitcoin as more than crypto—watch now and grasp the Energy-Space TimeChain!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.
#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#Energy
#BitcoinMining
#Blockchain
#Compute
#Finance
#TimeChain
#DifficultyAdjustment
#CryptoTech
#Decentralized
#Hashpower
#BitcoinNetwork
#TechInnovation
#CryptoFuture
#EnergyUse
#SpaceNodes
#BitcoinTime
#CryptoFinance
#InternetRules

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to another episode from the hash power Academy today’s topic is energy space and time well this is basically an image of uh well a drawing of a zoomed out perspective of the Bitcoin Network and structuring all of the core components of the Bitcoin Network economic energy ecosystem in a structure around energy space time now that may sound cliche but I feel that it provides people with a clear and Broad understanding of how this system stays alive basically and that is to say that producing power is fundamental to all things related to society producing microchips is fundamental to all things in society having a place where transactions and trade and commerce can be settled and secured where enemies can communicate that is fundamental to society and so you got these core technology areas and three core Commodities in between and the flow of energy is clockwise and the flow of Bitcoin is somewhat anticlockwise and let’s run through the pieces we produce power we transfer it across electrical grids we consume it in Bitcoin mining Hardware and we send all of that uh compute power into the digital world compute power is the Wormhole between the physical side and the digital side and what is Hash power producing it’s producing blocks and those blocks are storage space for transaction information Bitcoin data money and the blockchain is well a series of blocks being regulated by space and time and each block is being added by a proof of work which is based on energy and so the difficulty adjustment has a mirror image of energy space and time from The Real World into the digital world I like to refer to the difficulty adjustment as the sort of uh bitcoin’s laws of bitcoin’s physical laws essentially that if blocks are produced too quickly it raises the difficulty adjustment to ensure the the pace of time between each block is about 10 minutes and this is important because if twice as much hash rate comes online without some form of difficulty adjustment blocks wouldn’t be every 10 minutes they’d be every 5 minutes which means that the Bitcoin Supply would be issued twice as fast there’ll be twice as many blocks of data storage space which constrains the amount of settlement that happens in per 10-minute basis roughly and this is important because the fee Market works to a bid a price of priority based on well the best analogy I can provide actually is um block space is like an elevator and everyone’s transactions is are a line of people waiting to get into the elevator and there’s only so much space for a certain amount of transactions in the elevator and nfts are much larger people than the rest and uh all those sorts of things but basically the elevator comes roughly every 10 minutes and ding the doors open because a minor has proven and found the next block in the chain and everyone that gets into the elevator pays the minor the fee to uh get in and go to the settlement layer one A different sort of concept shall we say but overall to sort of build this mental model of all the different subject fields of Bitcoin in a framework of energy space and time as as much as that may sound cliche um it just provides a much broader perspective to know how all the pieces of the jigsaw puzzle fit together because then you can go and learn and deep dive everything to everything to do about producing energy it transferred across electrical grids hardware and the heating systems that are going to be developed and mini miners that are going to be deployed in in people’s houses um District heating systems say in northern Europe where the wasted energy from these mining machines is run into pipes into homes under the under the road and maybe the sidewalks sorry I sound a bit Americanized and um yeah network communication systems being setting up set set up um mesh Nets and all those sorts of things compute power in itself is uh currently being hotly debated as a uh as a security protocol for sort of national Strategic Defense which delves into a completely different realm of things and the blockchain oh my God that is a subject within itself that expands into all different layers and topics and the whole point of this is all of these pieces expand off in their own directions and they are they are their own subject Fields with Professionals in all the different areas and last but not least Bitcoin as money and the financial sector the bit that people are focused on the most and people like to say things such as uh one Bitcoin is one Bitcoin that’s like saying xal X yals Y um I think a better perspective is well the comparison of the fixed Supply 21 million units versus the amount of energy in the system or the amount of hash rate because those are the two strings being pulled in relation to the unit of account economics on this side of things and well as you can see the producers of Power are the supply consumers of Power are the miners hashrate is the supply to produce blocks and the demand for blocks is well adding adding blocks to the chain that’s the mining pools and there’s a few Dynamics where the professionalism of this branch has created this environment where not so many people are Solo Mining and uh polls are essentially people just selling their hash rate to somebody who collectively groups it all together and um probabilistically finds more blocks in reference to a whole pool of compute so it is some aspect of centralization of the issuance power of Bitcoin um but there are solutions to come different prospective um mining pools that are more decentralized focused and focused on ensuring that templates of the transac actions within each block is more on a decentralized focus and that’s the key takeaway here we want all of these core components of the network as decentralized as possible the more the network expands this economic energy framework the more it expands within itself and and the multiplication of itself not just this expanding but multiple versions and duplications um because I I think this this the core components of producing power consuming it into compute and network communications to the blockchain those are the three sort of core components of U the network staying alive it’s fundamental everything here that you see is fundamental to the survival of Bitcoin I think that’s enough for today I hope you enjoyed this video it’s a bit it’s a bit more Broad in context but like I I said every piece of this has its own direction to study so if you have any questions let me know like subscribe all that fun stuff and I will see you in the next video cheers

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we simplify Bitcoin for you. In this video, “The Ultimate Bitcoin Buying Strategy,” we reveal how to get BTC smartly—culminating in a Satoshi-inspired twist.

What’s Covered:
Buying Bitcoin on exchanges: Quick but costly with spreads and fees.

One-off purchases: Big buys, big risks—hidden spreads (costs) add up.

Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA): Steady, but fees nibble at your stack.

Spreads & fees: How they erode your Bitcoin over time.

The ultimate strategy: Mining Bitcoin directly—like Satoshi did—converting electricity into BTC, bypassing dollar-to-BTC trades.

Why It Matters:
Exchanges charge you for convenience—mining cuts the middleman.

Satoshi didn’t buy BTC with dollars; he exchanged Electricity into Bitcoin.

Control your costs and own the process with mining.

Takeaway:
Learn the pros/cons of each method.

Discover why mining electrical bills could be your best Bitcoin on-ramp!

Join us at Hashpower Academy to master Bitcoin buying—watch now and rethink how you stack sats!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#BitcoinMining
#BuyBitcoin
#CryptoInvesting
#DCA
#BitcoinStrategy
#MiningBTC
#CryptoMining
#BitcoinExchange
#Investing
#Finance
#Satoshi
#CryptoTrading
#BitcoinPrice
#Blockchain
#CryptoTips
#BitcoinWallet
#MiningPower
#CryptoFinance

Video Transcript:

hello there and welcome to another episode from the hash power Academy my name is Jake scanland I’m the lead educator here and this channel is to provide you with anything and everything you’d want to know about Bitcoin and The Wider digital asset space in the context of Bitcoin and it’s called the hash power Academy for a particular reason because compute power sits as that bridge between the world of energy and the world of finance of tomorrow and this topical video of today is related to the ultimate Bitcoin buying strategy and that is to say that the majority of people their experience with Bitcoin and digital Assets in general is to log in a platform and exchange their dollars or their you know bank transfer of you know stable coins all these sorts of things they exchang them into Bitcoin and pay a fee and kyc andl and all these other frictions and well that’s not the way that Satoshi Nakamoto the original creator of Bitcoin that’s not the way that he generated his Bitcoin or acquired it he produced it he exchanged electricity into compute power into Bitcoin and Bitcoin mining is something that a lot of people haven’t ever tried but this video is more an explanation as to the perspective of how you can acquire Bitcoin in a DCA method without any fees and it’s not actually the mining itself you can produce Bitcoin as a yield but it’s the electrical bill this is where it gets interesting so let me just roll you through an example a brand new Asic right now will earn you about $500 worth of bitcoin right $500 lovly jubly and you’ll probably have an electrical bill in a hosted mining setup of about $200 all right now you are confronted with a problem with two outcomes you either pay that electrical bill by selling some Bitcoin and the whole topic of this is about buying it so you don’t want to sell it the other option is you essentially set up a $200 a month DCA by paying the electrical bill with Fiat you are effectively keeping your $500 a Bitcoin instead of selling and keeping the 300 and so you are acquiring Bitcoin without fees because you’ve already mined it and the compliance health of the Bitcoin is really good because it’s not come from an exchange that all different Bitcoin from all different places has landed in your wallet no it’s Bitcoin that has been freshly mined whether you use the mining pool or maybe something like ocean mining uh where the block is split into all the different wallets well yeah you have a buying onramp a Fiat to bitcoin onramp through electricity instead of through an exchange so you’re living the same experience that Satoshi did before the dollar to Bitcoin exchange rate occurred and these sorts of things are only understood by those that take the effort to delve into the educational side of bitcoin’s wider underlying Network that is electricity into the hardware producing compute power making the Bitcoin blocks and adding them to the chain and producing Bitcoin as a yield now I’m not saying to delve into Bitcoin mining I’m saying learn about it because this is an example of a single computer that you could Prov you could get from a typical hosted mining setup but the interesting part here is yes you’re getting the three 00 a month of Bitcoin yield against the price of that machine but you’re also getting the 200 a month buying on ramp a DCA without fees and one of the most important things about investing is not so much the price that you sell it’s all about the price that you acquire because the majority of people have the plan of never selling their Bitcoin so the only ability they have to increase the efficiency of not putting $100 in and getting 9 $99 of Bitcoin out with a fee or a spread from an exchange is to acquire it in a method that supports the network secures the network and yeah you’re getting freshly mined Bitcoin so you could have it land straight in your Hardware wallet and you are interconnected with all the different aspects of Bitcoin if you want to learn more about Bitcoin mining and all the other bits of the network and how they all connect together I recommend you take a look at this channel how hash power Academy hash power being that compute commodity in the middle between electricity and Bitcoin and they represent the Three core Commodities of the network I hope you like this video please subscribe and I hope you come for the next one enjoy

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we dig into the enduring truths of cryptocurrency. In this video, we’re exploring ‘What Will Never Change About Bitcoin.’ In a world of constant tech upgrades—AI, fusion, renewables—Bitcoin stands apart with qualities etched in stone. We’re not talking price or hype here; it’s about the unshakable foundations that keep Bitcoin ticking, no matter what the future holds.

Our mission is to educate and empower, and today we’ll uncover the constants at Bitcoin’s core: its reliance on energy and compute power, the fixed 21 million supply cap, and the decentralized network of nodes that defy central control. We’ll dive into how Bitcoin’s proof-of-work ties it to real-world physics—energy isn’t just a cost, it’s the bedrock of its security. From mining’s hunger for power to the blockchain’s immutable design, these are the timeless traits that no tech revolution, from fusion to AI, can rewrite. We’ll break down why these fundamentals matter and what they mean for Bitcoin’s staying power.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re here to spotlight what lasts in a fast-changing world. In this video, we’ll unpack Bitcoin’s unchangeable essence, rooted in energy, technology, and decentralization, and show why it’s built to endure. Welcome aboard, and let’s discover Bitcoin’s timeless truths together!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, market volatility, and energy costs, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

#Bitcoin
#Crypto
#Blockchain
#Energy
#BitcoinMining
#Technology
#Compute
#AI
#Fusion
#Renewables
#CryptoNews
#BitcoinEnergy
#Decentralized
#Nodes
#Timeless
#Cryptocurrency
#TechTrends
#MiningPower
#BitcoinFuture
#Hashpower

Video Transcript:

hello there welcome to the hash power Academy in today’s video we will be talking about what will never change in relation to bitcoin and that’s not just Bitcoin the asset the the money sitting in say a digital wallet of yours but that’s Bitcoin and its Network because the only way that your Bitcoin is moving to the next wallet and the accounting of the information of your transaction being added to the blockchain well all of those sorts of pieces are only going to occur if bitcoin’s underlying network is still operational and and functioning as it does today and even throughout the history of Bitcoin from the basics of the white paper to the point in time where you could produce your own Bitcoin blocks store your own Bitcoin transactions and add them to the meole through your own node and well the ownership of Bitcoin in a wallet all three functions of re write and own used to be in the same laptop and then mining got harder and then we developed different the chains such as liquid and lightning and all other different variations and read write and own have expanded into their own different Industries but what has fundamentally not changed is that core functionality that blocks are added to the blockchain because compute power is being produced by Bitcoin miners with their Hardware and that Hardware requires electricity to demonstrate its proof of work a computer not plugged in sitting in its box is not producing hash rate it’s not producing blocks but when the com com the combination of electricity and compute Hardware combined well that’s proof of work demonstrated and an internet connection so that Trifecta of network communications compute and electricity those are The Three core functionalities that keeps Bitcoin ticking along block by block and so what we can truly uh summarize as the sort of key takeaway here to begin with is well you need energy compute and networking so essentially energy and compute and the the communication between the two and those three core functions are everything to do with how we produce electricity everything to do with how we produce Compu and of course every different aspect of Bitcoin on the blockchain and those three sectors of energy compute and finance they are exploring their own different directions expanding into many different Industries and Technologies and yeah there’s countless different topics we can delve into just with the production of electricity whether it’s renewable non-renewable power um the different types of power such as renewable which is more dependent on the availability of the Sun or the wind or the amount of water flowing through the hydrop power Dam or more controllable power and high carbon such as fossil fuels uh gas power station Coal Power stations it’s endless all of these different uh energy technology areas are all producing the same fungible commodity electricity and Bitcoin mining Hardware it has its own history of being the basics of people using CPUs to mine Bitcoin all the way to as6 and the complexities of different cooling systems to make the chips last even longer with less thermal damage all of these sorts of things come into fruition but again the same fundamental process that as the technology layer for the commodity innovates in its own Direction same with the energy technology layer they are accelerating nuclear fusion will come next and all these sorts of things but again the same commodity produced as the output is fungible and that fungibility operates in three layers the Bitcoin blockchain being produced by all this compute power that’s continually uh accelerating its efficiency within itself well everything to do with the microchip supply chain is getting closer and closer to a new phase such as photonics because we are hitting chip density limits when it comes to transistors but again what will never change is the production of compute power to Brute Force find the next block in the chain as more compute power joins the network the difficulty adjustment continues to increase and again pushing to find the next block in the chain it produces the same thing a fungible data money we call Bitcoin and so the question becomes well what will never change about Bitcoin coin it’s the Three core Commodities of electricity hash power and Bitcoin as the scarce 21 million fixed Supply monetary unit and energy and compute will be expanding underneath whether it’s the dollarized world of energy or still the dollarized world of compute um and that will say transition maybe onto a Bitcoin unit of account with things um but the continual expansion of energy compute would be an unrelenting non never changing sort of thing when it comes to looking say a thousand years into the future I think that we might even reach a point that someone will be harvesting the entire energy output of a sun uh not this one hopefully because Earth will probably be a mother planet um but there will be a time thousands of years in the future where someone’s harvesting the energy of a son to mine Bitcoin um or yeah that that would be an interesting point in time for them to look back and watch this video and see uh if if that’s accurate but yeah those are the things that will never change about Bitcoin but what will change is the underlying Technologies and the complexities of the use of energy transfer through these layers of electrical en energy bit power maybe and Bitcoin in of itself that um energy comput and finance are fragmenting and expanding in their own directions everything to do with uh as I mentioned nuclear fusion potentially and other energy sources that we that we that we develop um in relation to compute power the parallel for Bitcoin mining compute power is AI compute power but if Bitcoin can monetize the energy with a pricing system for that energy well that pricing system will probably the Bitcoin to energy pricing system will probably be the one that’s used by AI because it’s because Bitcoin is a natively digital form of money which means that the AIS can sort of natively communicate with it whether it’s AI agents or all these other sorts of things hope that answers the question um I hope this was an interesting video if you liked it drop a comment throw me a question if you want a different sort of topic that you’d like me to cover I would like to cover it thank you for listening goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we unpack the real forces shaping cryptocurrency. In this video, we’re asking: ‘Is Bitcoin Going to the Moon!?’ But hold up—don’t expect another price hype rant. We’re diving into what really might be headed skyward: Bitcoin’s infrastructure. The network, the hashpower, the nodes—not just the asset—are what could take Bitcoin to new heights. Let’s break it down.

Our mission is to educate and empower, and today we’ll explore how Bitcoin’s backbone—its miners, decentralized nodes, and growing hashpower—could be the true moonshot. Forget chasing candlestick charts; we’re talking about the tech and effort keeping Bitcoin alive and thriving. We’ll dig into how mining difficulty, energy use, and global adoption strengthen the network, making it more resilient than ever. Is the price going to soar? Maybe—but it’s the infrastructure that’s quietly building the launchpad. Plus, we’ll share insights for traders and enthusiasts on why this matters for the long game.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re here to shift your focus from hype to substance. In this video, we’ll unpack Bitcoin’s infrastructure, explain why it’s the real star, and give you a fresh take on what “to the moon” could mean. Welcome aboard, and let’s explore Bitcoin’s foundation together!

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so you might have heard that Bitcoin is going to the moon now that is an interesting proposition and I’m not talking about price because looking at the dollarized price of Bitcoin is comparing something backed by the promise of a government that used to be well dollars used to be pegged to something that you could redeem such as gold but that is no more so the currency is now pegged to the pricing of everything that’s contracted in it such as our time and energy employment contracts um energy resources and that’s an interesting direction to go that Bitcoin in of itself is a currency which is based on the production of electricity and that excess energy being monetized into compute power into Bitcoin so a currency that is backed by electricity as its fundamental input and when you actually structure the entire Bitcoin Network you get this chain of events you’ve got the blockchain where Bitcoin comes from you’ve got hash power that produces Bitcoin mining machines that produce the hash power and underneath that we have electricity got electricity and some form of source for producing it such as solar which is only helpful in the day and so you’ve got this entire vertical stack of energy Technology Energy commodity compute technology compute commodity blockchain and what it manages the data money called Bitcoin data money and across this entire stack I’d like to offer you a different perspective as to going to the Moon if we go to the Moon we’re going to need energy infrastructure electrical systems heat from say computers compute power to say manage uh maybe encryption systems and communication systems um some form of accounting system to Source TR all sorts of Truth and uh data integrity and some form of money based on energy because the buildout of any form of Technology when going to the moon or to Mars or to one of the Moon on the other planets uh I don’t think a currency from Earth uh called the US dollar or the pound or the Euro or the yen is going to be a universal currency for the solar system it’s going to be something based on several different energy and compute technology systems that will justify the buildout of civilization to places like the Moon and what this means is that I believe that going to the Moon in terms of Bitcoin or maybe be a few people that launch satellites and fire a Bitcoin wallet and scatter them all across these planets as an incentive that in many many years to come the value of a whole Bitcoin would be so high that there’s an economic justification to actually go to that planet or to the moon the other side of that is well think of when you watched Avatar the uh the show or the film which is about a foreign world with the resources needed to uh survive and and uh bring those resources back to Earth and those are the sorts of justifications that that well are the they are the justifications for going to another planet another world will be the sort of resources that we can acquire there and bring them back in exchange for money uh because everything related to to lifting any form of weight off of the earth and getting it to the Moon to Mars is a stupidly expensive Endeavor so any form of expansion of our civilization is going to cost a lot of money and if we have a money which builds out energy and Technology infrastructure well you’ve got something that has the best chance of being the most successful currency in a new world that requires this critical infrastructure to be built and the Justified monetization of it another interesting angle actually is that uh well Bitcoin as a communication system means that all the different producers of Bitcoin communicate together because we’re all coordinating adding new blocks to the chain and Mars takes several minutes uh for communications to transfer because we’re limited by the speed of light so the only way that Bitcoin would operate both here on the earth and in Mars um would be if we are able to communicate faster than the speed of light if we’re not then an entirely new version of Bitcoin might have to be developed and deployed in different other worlds but that’s a topic for another day um yeah so I hope this is a different sort of direction to bitcoin going to the Moon yes you can be excited about the the dollar to Bitcoin exchange rate shooting up in price but what goes up must come down and the price of Bitcoin May shoot up but it always comes back down to fundamental things such as the production cost of Mining and the price will typically Flor out at the same sort of production cost so price and production uh well price is a premium and uh the best information you can have as to how high up it will go well typical Market Cycles will demonstrate Bitcoin going to about four to eight times Bitcoin production costs any higher than that and you’re trading hot air and what goes up must come down thank you for listening hope this was interesting goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we break down the world of cryptocurrency and its shifting tides. In this video, we’re tackling the big question: ‘Is It the End of the Crypto/Bitcoin Bull Run?’ With markets heating up and cooling down, it’s easy to get caught in the hype or panic. But what if understanding Bitcoin’s fundamentals could give you the edge to see beyond the noise?

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Our mission is to educate and empower, and today we’ll dive deep into the core of Bitcoin to help you make sense of price swings. We’ll explore the fundamentals—mining costs, hashpower, block rewards, and market cycles—that drive BTC’s value, not just speculation. Is the bull run over, or are we on the cusp of something bigger? We’ll show you how to arm yourself with knowledge about supply dynamics, halving events, and adoption trends to better understand where the price might head next. No crystal balls here—just solid info and top tips to think critically about Bitcoin’s future.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re committed to helping you navigate crypto’s ups and downs with clarity. In this video, we’ll unpack Bitcoin’s foundational mechanics, analyze what influences its price changes, and equip you with the tools to dig deeper yourself. Welcome aboard, and let’s decode the bull run together!

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hello there and welcome to another video from the hash power Academy my name is Jake scanland I’m the lead educator here and today’s question of the day is is it the end of the bull run now the Bull Run is a market phase in which price is going up that’s the the premise of uh an increase in momentum these sorts of phases have typically an increase in transaction fees on the blockchain side of things and the price shoots up has some form of distribution and shoots back down that’s what has historically happened when looking backwards but remember past results are not always a guarantee of what’s going to happen but what we can observe is the differences between say production and consumption and what I mean by this is well everyone sees price the financial sector they’re looking at price price price price Finance Finance finance and everyone seems to have this obsession with Bitcoin and its dollarized price now the problem there is that you may not have enough information or context as to the other half of the network which is to do with energy now if I was to draw a line to show approximately the price as shown here but also the network average production cost and it goes a bit like this there’s a China migration and continue now what you’ll notice is basically a bull market can be considered this massive increase in profitability for producing Bitcoin and then profitability declining and the next bll cycle massive surges and the comparison between a minor producing at say four5 $6,000 whilst earning $220,000 if they if you mine a Bitcoin and it costs you $4,000 to produce it $5,000 $66,000 depending on the efficiency of your machines and you’re earning $20,000 in this this period of time well the approximate bull market Peak was about eight times production at this point in time now this phase the the bull market Peak was actually about four to five times production and the differences between these two there’s some aspect of diminishing returns the chart is an examp exactly shown as to how perfect how uh difficulty and the increased hash rate dilutes the amount of Bitcoin per terahash per day and the electrical bill but basically the key takeaway here is a bull market can be more understood as a complete disconnect between the production cost of mining Bitcoin and the price of how much you’re you’re earning for producing that commodity and interestingly enough where is the bottom where is the bottom of the market what’s the lowest price it goes price typically gets very close to the production floor every single cycle for the reasons that miners will buy electricity and produce Bitcoin and sell some of it so they’re buying energy selling Bitcoin but if the price of Bitcoin drops below the the cost to produce you wouldn’t turn that machine on because if you were if you were producing Bitcoin with a cost of $4,000 but it would only earn you $33,000 worth of bitcoin well you’re going to be earning at a loss why would you keep that machine on you’d switch it off and some miners have the opportunity to sell that power that they’ve contracted from a utility provider they can sell that power back to the grid so if they have $4,000 worth of electricity that they can sell and buy uh $3,000 Bitcoin with that well you could effectively buy more Bitcoin by selling power than by mining it and what this does is it creates a dynamic between the price of Bitcoin and the production floor and so yeah every single cycle it drops to roughly 1X production so bull market Peaks are a multiplier of uh the amount of your $1 of electricity makes you $8 of Bitcoin and at the bottom of the bare Market mining is really unprofitable and it’s also a signifier of the best time to be buying so there’s there’s a very paradoxical nature to it that the best time to be mining Bitcoin um is the peak of the bll market but what happens at the peak of the bull market something might happen to Trend it back down and the absolute worst time to be mining in terms of profitability is when price is very close to produ uction the the prices of machines are cheaper there’s probably um miners in distress and selling and basically the reason I’ve explained all of this is because production costs from the Bitcoin mining sector will provide you more information about price instead of just all of this being completely disappeared and you’re doing technical analysis charting weird and wonderful lines um thinking what the price is going to do if you base something on mathematics and physics which is what a miners what are miners producing it at their electricity bill versus the amount of Bitcoin per kilowatt that they are earning that gives you a lot more information as to how low the price will go before a natural buyer steps in because if your price drops below your production cost miners will switch off and if they can sell the power they can buy back they could buy Bitcoin instead of uh mining it and selling it so it would be energy selling Bitcoin buying versus mining which is energy buying Bitcoin selling um there’ll be more video content on this uh in later videos but this is an overall gist of making sure people sort of observe that there is a lot more information to the price of Bitcoin than a single squiggly line going up and also production as a as a as an economic sector is this you’ve got everyone chasing Bitcoin with their dollars but miners are chasing Bitcoin with their electrons and you’ve got this cycle of well a energy producer anywhere on the planet has the ability to monetize that energy without connecting to a grid because Bitcoin mining is essentially a wireless network of monetizing energy they just deploy computers locally to connect to a global financial asset and coming back to the question of is it the end of the ball run I don’t think so at all because it’s not shown on this chart but the production cost right now for Bitcoin as a network average is about $4 $50,000 and the price is $80,000 which is barely a 1.4 multiplier versus the peaks of every bull market being 8X or 4X so I think at least a 2X 3x is healthy so I don’t really give price predictions but my guess would be 250,000 but this is not Financial advice and but we’re not just going to magically shoot up to 250,000 it’ll probably it’ll probably more be a uh volatile sideways price action and um shaking shaking people out um creating a lot of confusion uh smart money accumulating as much as they can and then they will let the price absolutely rip um and the clearest comparison I always do decision making with is observing what are the minor ucing at because everything to do with mining is associated to the most important metrics to observe hash rate going up creates a an increase in the difficulty adjustment which represents the total compute of the entire network and compute power is produced from electricity so you have an understanding from the difficulty adjustment as to how much energy is in the system and how much uh hash rate is being is being brought online and the other side of that is proof of work which is blocks of Bitcoin being produced and the amount of fees per block is in more information as to how much transaction velocity is happening on the network all of these things come into play but they are not shown in price price is pure clear-cut supply and demand everything to do with transaction fees wallets addresses uh the fee Market the amount of hash rate online the difficulty adjustment all of those are associated to the underlying fun fundamentals based in physics and maths and provable work stored in blocks online and all of that stuff is the onchain metrics and how you interpret those will give you a lot more information than the finance ear just staring at the price I hope this was interesting I hope you uh don’t worry yourselves too much as to the uh the ball Market bare Market just just manage your decision making on the difference between the price and the production floor as a network average I’ll add a link in the description actually to a website by Cambridge University in which they provide metrics on the Bitcoin Network and one of them that’s critical is to understand the average efficiency of Bitcoin mining hardware and later videos I’ll delve into how you can calculate the amount of Bitcoin per kilowatt as a way of measuring uh the profitability of Mining and compare that to say a 5 Cent electricity which could be considered a sort of standard average the public miners are more using cheaper electricity say 3 4 cents and more retail miners are going from 56 78 cents per kilowatt yeah hope you enjoy

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Crash alert! Welcome to Hashpower Academy—your crypto lifeline when prices tank. In “Crypto Crash Survival: Master Your Bitcoin Credit,” I show you how to unlock cash or stablecoins without dumping your BTC. Crypto credit—loans against your Bitcoin—is your liquidity savior, but a crash flips the script! Learn to manage it right: dodge liquidation, nail Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios, and pick crash-proof platforms. I break down interest rates, risks, and pro tips to keep your BTC safe while cash flows—watch now to thrive, not just survive!

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hello there and welcome to the hash power Academy this is a place where we talk about anything and everything related to Bitcoin mining energy the blockchain hardware software you name it we cover it and today’s topic is crypto credit which is more of a financial service offered on many different digital asset platforms where you store your Bitcoin in this example with the platform they custody it and you’re borrowing against it where say you’re borrowing 50% of the value of your Bitcoin and in this case we would have a 50% loan to value and these sorts of markets Services uh they have their risks and they have their rewards on the risk side you’ve got the credit which is creating a flaw and a danger zone if the dollarized value of your Bitcoin were to drop in this case 40% they’ll start selling all your Bitcoin at a point that it’s all dropped by 40% which seems like you should be on the opposite side of that trade that if you feel like you keep hitting that point that you’re having to manage a collateral position or getting liquidated that’s the time you should have been buying and the collateral is the reward if you’re not selling it like a you know you’re not you’re not borrowing against it if you were selling it you would create a tax implication and you’re missing out on the upside of that Bitcoin which which is the reward side of taking credit instead of spending the Bitcoin if you take on credit the appreciation of your collateral is yours but remember the dollarized value of your Bitcoin may have a compound annual growth rate of 30% so that’s always creeping up but it doesn’t creep up in a straight line it may drop 40% it may shoot up 1,000% but if it drops below these sorts of lines you get liquidated so the worst thing that could happen is you open up a loan position take on credit whether it’s to buy more Bitcoin or manage your own expenses or invest in something else whatever it is the whole point is this whatever your loan to value rate is that is the point in which if it drops below that so volatility can shake you out of this trade in a sense um you need to manage your your loan to value the best advice I can give which is still not Financial advice is whatever they offer you in terms of the percentage of loan to Value never go further than half half halfway like 25% means that the price of Bitcoin could drop 70% and you’re probably just about in the clear which is still a a safety margin and you could still manage that by topping it up slightly so never never borrow to the maximum that they’ll allow you to borrow and even in this case I still wouldn’t recommend loaning against your Bitcoin in any sh in any shape or form because you are having to store and allow that Bitcoin to be custodi by someone else so it’s in the hands of someone else and if that platform was to blow up you’ll uh you’ll be chasing some legal claim where the lawyers take half of it and the other half is given to you back at the dollarized value of four years ago that’s not what you want so if you are going to take the risk to get the reward of being able to spend something that that is custodi by something else by borrowing against it you’re essentially having your cake and eating it at the same time you’re getting a lot of risk for some upside reward it’s danger and uh I don’t recommend it but what’s going to happen in in this future of Bitcoin Banks and traditional Finance offering Bitcoin products markets and services well they’re going to offer lucrative things they’re going to offer any reason to to deposit Bitcoin into their platform into their Bank into their solution um and offer some and all offer all different financial services against it so um yeah hope this was an insightful video and there’s all the all the all other different pieces to this but the key thing is that the loan to value is that clear metric of the dollar value of the credit and the dollar value of the Bitcoin and that’s the most important thing volatility can shake you out so don’t raise your risk keep it low if you’re going to because it allows the the price of Bitcoin to be able to to be able to drop without you uh being in danger territory and as I said if you keep repeating the experience of having to manage some uh loan position that get that blows you up that exact position that blows you up was probably the best time to be buying before the price shoots up again so don’t take too much risk and time the market right thank you for listening hope you enjoy cheers

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we connect the dots for Gen Z between our digital lives and the physical world. In this video, we’re exploring ‘Bitcoin: Bridging Our Digital Lives with the Physical World.’ As Gen Z, we’ve lived half our lives in the physical realm and now thrive fully immersed in the digital world—mastering the art of assigning value to digital assets like in-game currencies, tokens, skins, and NFTs. But what if Bitcoin, as digital money, could tie us back to the tangible world?

Our mission is to educate and empower, and today we’ll dive into how Gen Z’s unique ability to value digital things sets us apart from other generations. We’ll explore how Bitcoin—a currency we can assign value to, just like virtual goods—reconnects us to the physical world through its real cost to produce: energy, time, and hashpower. Unlike fiat money, Bitcoin’s creation via mining has a tangible physical footprint, offering a bridge between our digital lives and the physical society we live in.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re committed to showing Gen Z how Bitcoin can redefine money in our hyper-digital age. In this video, we’ll unpack our digital valuation skills, Bitcoin’s role as a bridge to the physical world, and why this matters for our generation. Welcome aboard, and let’s explore Bitcoin’s potential together!

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so I found out the other day that I’m not a millennial but in fact gen Z which was quite a surprise because I thought that the 2000 was the cut off when actually 97 is the cut off for the start of the genz group and the finish of the millennial group being the Millennium but it’s not it’s 97 and yeah I just thought about the the different age groups and their perceptions of digital value for example I grew up half outside sort of childhood playing outside riding my bike and all those sorts of things but the other half of my childhood was completely digitally immersed growing up on the Internet essentially whether it was Minecraft and League of Legends and all these other sorts of things where I could assign value to something digital uh tokens in-game currencies skins all these sorts of things represent um different expressions of people well expressing themselves um through the internet confidence expressed through Discord and all these sorts of things um but the problem there is is we do live in the real world the physical world and the internet is a communication system in a sense but we’ve we’ve built so much technology around this communication system um that it’s actually made us disconnected in our communication on the physical side of things and that’s not a good thing but there is good Solutions in the future and that is to say that although Bitcoin is natively digital its physical attributes actually are going to help because culture right now is very much based on money society as a whole and structure of it and how we spend what we spend well just look at the world buy now pay later it’s consume make consumption as easy as possible with the consequences pushed into the future with debt and that’s what we have a debt-based money system and the struggle with that is well it pushes the responsibilities way in the future um with ever increas ever increasing consequences and the debt trap of many credit cards and just easy credit money just allows us to hyper consume hypers scroll and it’s just not healthy and our lack of connection to the physical world is just is only going to hurt us in terms of well the now gen Z approach to things um but the Bitcoin conversation comes in here which is that we now have a money that can reconnect us back to the energy cost of our time and energy because the government can print money money for free it’s money money is a database with Goods Services production consumption all balanced on either side and that balance is sustained through prices supply and demand and when more units that can consume enter into circulation at the Press of a button at a cost of nothing to produce well that introduces a problem a problem of which money that costs nothing to produce can buy everything that costs everything to produce so if you produce units for free in a game and any person that’s played a game and managed to cheat the system to buy a load of stuff they just ruin the economy of the game and it’s the same with our economy now um buying a chocolate bar 20 years ago versus buying it today it’s a lot more expensive and the reason why is the chocolate bar didn’t change the energy cost to produce it may have changed but the cost of buying it is a greater quantity of pounds or dollars or Euros because there’s more currency in circulation and there’s just a complete disconnect between the farmer that grew the cocoa uh the ship that transported it to whichever country it got refined into a chocolate bar or whatever else there’s a disconnection between the energy consequences of everything in society having a cost to produce and your ability to work being derived in time and energy for a contract that signs you into a quantity of money well every time they inflate the money supply they steal our time and energy and what we need is a currency system that reconnects us back to the physical world which is a digital form of money that we can assign value to but it gives us a connection back to the physical world because the money itself has a cost to produce excess electricity getting consumed in mining machines to produce compute power which protects everything that’s stored and producing in blocks of Bitcoin and the blit the Bitcoin is the data money stored in the blockchain and yeah I feel that that connection back to the energy side of things will realign Society in a way that um our purchasing power is preserved we’re not constantly worried about today when we have a money that preserves into the future so we can think about tomorrow and yeah I there’s an aspect of good money in a society helping to form a good society and that’s historically precedent if you study the history of money all the different pieces of history that had hard money Society was doing pretty well it was when the currencies started getting inflated well you soon see a war and then some reset of a financial architecture just look at World War II and one and before that and there’s so much to this but I I do invite anyone and everyone to take an effort to learn about Bitcoin learn about its physical side learn about the digital side learn how it all connects with compute power which has the parallel to AI as well because AI is going to use Bitcoin because Bitcoin is censorship resistant money enemies can trade hackers can preserve their money without it being taken from them that just goes to show that it’s the best form and it’s not for the bad side it’s the fact that anyone and everyone can use it and it makes it neutral and when it’s neutral it means it’s in Balance thank you for listening I hope this was a different sort of video but um insightful in some ways I hope thank you for listening goodbye

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we explore the cutting-edge frontiers of Bitcoin and its transformative potential. In this video, we’re diving into a groundbreaking concept: ‘Bitcoin Forming a New Dimensional Axis.’ We’ll unpack how Bitcoin creates a unique framework where energy represents hashpower, space represents the storage capacity of the blockchain, and Bitcoin itself emerges as timeless ‘bits’ of money.

Our mission is to educate and inspire, and today we’ll break down this multidimensional perspective. Energy, as hashpower, drives Bitcoin’s mining and proof-of-work system, connecting the physical world of electricity to the digital realm. Space, as blockchain storage, decentralizes data across a global network, ensuring security and scalability. And Bitcoin, as I like to say, ‘timeless bits of money,’ transcends traditional currency by existing outside conventional time constraints, offering a new lens on value. We’ll explore how these dimensions—energy, space, and timeless value—reshape economics, technology, and our understanding of money in 2025.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re committed to demystifying Bitcoin’s innovative universe. In this video, we’ll guide you through this new dimensional axis of Bitcoin, revealing its profound implications for finance, energy, and digital infrastructure. Welcome aboard, and let’s explore Bitcoin’s revolutionary framework together!

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This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Engaging with Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, energy costs, and environmental impact, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial or technical advisor before making decisions related to Bitcoin.

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the Bitcoin blockchain has its own energy space and time let me just take you through the economic energy cycle for that to really sink in we produce energy we transfer it across space electrical grids and we consume it over time Bitcoin mining and that’s all of the physical side of the Bitcoin Network on the digital side that compute power is producing in the next block in the chain mining pools are the sort of aggregated entity that are collecting the compute power of all the different miners that connect to them and mining blocks as a group to create the next block in the chain which is data storage space of information and what is that information it’s Bitcoin data money and so we have this data money that’s based on energy so you’ve got this intrinsic connection between energy comput and finance um that might be a bit of a mouthful but the overall approach here is that if blocks didn’t have a difficulty adjustment if the the password required to crack the next block in the chain if it didn’t have a self-regulating mechanism like the difficulty adjustment if the network doubled in size as to the amount of compute performance being produced blocks would not be every 10 minutes they’d be every 5 minutes and so there would be twice as much data storage space to put transactions and there’ be twice the speed of issuance and inflation in the system and so it constrains the rate of energy input to the digital side which constrains the amount of data space and the amount of time derived monetary units being issued it’s quite a lot but the overall gist here is it’s like a mirror image of the physical side that we produce power transfer it and consume it over time we produce digital power transfer it in data units of Bitcoin and transfer it over time and yeah the fee side of things because energy sort of circulates clockwise fees circulate anticlockwise and subsidy which is that when you pay a transaction fee you are paying to store information in a block which The Miner that find the block is getting constrained by the difficulty adjustment and to that local Miner he’s consuming electricity on some form of grid so his input is being paid with his output Bitcoin that you paid him so fees circulate anticlockwise and energy circulates clockwise and the duopoly of how much energy that we produce in the amount of data space that we operate and consume th those are the production and consumption dynamics of the Bitcoin Network uh if you have questions the comment section below is for you

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Welcome to Hashpower Academy, where we unravel the complex world of Bitcoin and its potential for financial transformation. In this video, we’re exploring the question: ‘How to Get Rich With Bitcoin?’ We’ll dive into the realities, risks, and strategies for leveraging Bitcoin to build wealth, while addressing its unique nature as a currency produced from time and energy—much like human effort.

Our mission is to educate and empower, and today we’ll break down Bitcoin’s journey as a Store of Value, its speculative bubble risks, and practical ways to invest or mine it for financial gain. As I like to say, ‘Rich is measured in dollars, and wealth is measured in time’—and Bitcoin, mined through energy and time, bridges this gap in a digital age. We’ll explore whether Bitcoin can truly make you rich, the challenges of its volatility, and the environmental cost of its production, including mining’s energy consumption.

At Hashpower Academy, we’re committed to demystifying Bitcoin’s economic potential. In this video, we’ll guide you through the opportunities and pitfalls of getting rich with Bitcoin, helping you understand its role as a currency born from time, energy, and strategic decision-making. Welcome aboard, and let’s explore Bitcoin’s wealth-building potential together!

Financial Disclaimer:
This video serves educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice or investment recommendation. The views expressed are those of the presenter and do not represent Hashpower Academy’s official stance. Information is provided ‘as is’ without warranties, express or implied, as to its accuracy or completeness. Investing in or mining Bitcoin involves high risk, including potential financial loss, hardware damage, and environmental impact, and is suitable only for those who can bear these risks. Always conduct your own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

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how to get rich in Bitcoin and crypto this is a quote that I hope resonates with you for life rich is measured in dollars wealth is measured in time it’s not what you can buy in the quantity of the money you have but it’s how long it will last you your income minus your expenses that Gap in the middle is your savings and how long those savings last you is based on your expenses if you uh get that $5,000 pay rise and then you go out and spend $5,000 on a new holiday to celebrate that’s great you’ll enjoy the holiday you’ll remember it but you’ve just set yourself back an entire Year’s worth of incremental gain that is to say that people have lifestyle inflation that they the more they earn the more they spend and that Gap in the middle stays the same so their wealth does not increase so when it comes to bitcoin how do you get rich in Bitcoin how do you get wealthy in Bitcoin well wealth is measured in time and what is bitcoin it’s money produced from energy preserved in time derived units stored on a database forever so it’s ability to preserve your energy from your work and your time converted into money well it’s also converted from energy and time into money and so you’ve got this asset that’s fixed in Supply so it’s scarce compared to all the endless dollars being printed and chasing it and the amount of endless energy and compute chasing to produce it and issue it when all these things come together you just get an asset that preserves your purchasing power over time and we’re currently in the Fiat world that is that the more you save and the less you spend you widen that margin of economic energy that you can preserve online forever now all these critiques of well how do you spend Bitcoin those will all be solved when electricity first was invented people didn’t conceptualize the complexities of us having power and lights and computers and all these different weird and wonderful one to many sorts of phenomenas um when it comes to cars the the first people that saw the car would be like well there’s no infrastructure there’s no roads there’s no there’s nothing it can it can drive on freely and now we’ve got freeways and highways and motorways and everything in between so with Bitcoin it’s it’s a technology phenomena for preserving your time and energy in something that will last forever in theor in theoretical terms relative to our present moment so getting rich and wealthy on bitcoin is Fiat Arbitrage at the moment that is to earn in the Fiat world and not be contented and distasteful as to the fact that this money is not backed by anything and not worth anything but convert your energy then and there into something that preserves and respects your energy and your time required to actually spend you’re spending your time in an employment contract you’re consuming a quantity of time for a quantity of money so you D well best preserve it in something that will gain purchasing power over time and the less you spend well the more you keep thank you for listening

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