Midwest Bitcoin Summit 2026

This week we were in Columbus, Ohio. The Midwest Bitcoin Summit ran on September 23 and 24, and FARMGOD was part of it twice over: with a booth in the hall, and as the sponsor of the stage.

The FARMGOD Stage

Nobody who walked into the hall could miss it: three screens above the stage, and our name on each of them. The talks and panels of the summit took place on the FARMGOD Stage.

Our product spends its days in the background of other people's farms. Seeing the name that large for once was a good way to start a show.

At the booth

The banner behind our table said it in three words: redefining farm management. We shared the booth with our friends at ASICPLUG, our hardware partner, so whoever came for software could talk hardware as well, and the other way round.

The questions were the ones we like best: how to see what every miner is doing, how to find the ones that lost hashrate, and how to act on many machines at once. The features section answers them one by one.

Small miners everywhere

The Midwest Bitcoin Summit is a Bitcoin conference, not a mining expo, and the hardware on the tables showed it: most of the miners were the small ones, made for a desk or a living room. Braiins had its mini miners out, and Altair filled a whole table with home miners.

FARMGOD reads those as well. A home miner gets the same dashboard as a machine in a container: hashrate, temperature, pool and history.

Thank you

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, to the speakers who filled our stage, and to the team of the Midwest Bitcoin Summit for having us.

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