July 24, 2026Events
Mining Disrupt Miami 2026
Three days at the Bitcoin mining expo in Miami: our own booth, our name on the wall, a seat on a panel and a lot of good conversations.
This week we packed the banner and the shirts and went to Miami. Mining Disrupt, the Bitcoin mining expo, ran from July 21 to 23, and FARMGOD was there with a booth of its own.
Our name on the wall
The first thing we saw on the first morning was the front of the hall: the FARMGOD logo up there among the names that built this industry. A good way to start a show.
At the booth
Our banner said it in four words: next generation fleet management. Below that, the things people came to talk about:
- Real-time fleet intelligence: the whole fleet on one page, every miner down to its boards and chips.
- Rapid batch control: reboot, sleep, wake and power modes for one miner or a whole selection at once.
- Curtailment management for demand response and 4CP.
- Automation rules and AI-powered miner analysis.
The line at the bottom of the banner got its share of questions too: a Private VPS from $0.21 per ASIC and month. The pricing section has the whole table.
We shared the booth with ASICPLUG. FARMGOD and ASICPLUG belong to the same owner, and that is what makes us strong: together we cover more than fleet management, from the miners themselves to the software that runs them. Whoever came for software could talk hardware as well, and the other way round.
FARMGOD.OS boxes, ready to go
We did not only talk. We gave out many FARMGOD.OS boxes: small on-site computers, preconfigured and ready to be connected to a Private VPS. They went to individuals and enthusiasts as well as to Bitmain South America.
On stage
FARMGOD was on the programme too. Our CEO, Dan Koehler, sat on the panel "Boiling the Ocean: Can Heat Reuse Finally Make Mining Mainstream?", a discussion about what miners can do with their heat besides blowing it out of the building.
TheHobbyistMiner at our booth
One visit we were especially glad about: TheHobbyistMiner stopped by our booth. He is a YouTuber, and his channel is all about mining as a hobby, the kind that happens at home rather than in a container. If you mine at home, or think about starting, his channel is worth a look.
Miners of every size
Not every miner at the show fills a container. FARMGOD reads the small ones as well: Braiins mini miners and BitAxe are on the list of supported hardware, next to Antminer, Whatsminer and the rest.
About Mining Disrupt
Mining Disrupt is organised by Michael Cruz and his team, and it has become the place where the Bitcoin mining industry meets. To follow the conference between the shows:
Thank you
The best part of a show is the people: old friends, new faces, customers and partners. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, and to the Mining Disrupt team for having us.
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