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Is Bitcoin Mining Worth It in 2026? Home vs. Hosted, Honestly

Bitcoin Is Ringing the Fiscal Alarm
I think the people dunking on Bessent are missing the plot. Washington is laying stablecoin rails while ARMA points toward bitcoin as a reserve asset.
"The CFTC has a lot of authority, and we're not afraid to use that authority." Chairman Selig says crypto market structure is coming with or without legislation.

Ray Dalio now recommends 10-15% of a portfolio in gold and "a bit" of Bitcoin. "Non-government produced monies like gold and Bitcoin" will "do relatively well" as the debt crisis unfolds.
"When there's more demand, we can't get more supply out of the ground. We can't get more supply out of a factory. The new supply to meet demand comes out of the market. It comes at a higher price." @jackmallers on what Bitcoin adoption actually looks like. x.com/PlanBElsalvado…
"You could be talking about tens of millions of dollars in tax benefits for the city, the county, school systems." Hopkinsville Electric's GM on how data center revenue flows beyond just the utility to the entire community.
"Without the Bitcoin mining deal, would you have had to ask for a rate increase?" The GM says they'd have had to make up 3% somewhere else. They're on their own breaker, totally isolated, and first to go offline in any emergency.
Hopkinsville Electric's GM: "I'm not here to promote data centers. I'm here to speak for the residences and businesses who depend on HES." 100% of construction costs paid by the customer. Two years without a rate increase.
Elon Musk's Terafab hasn't even broken ground yet and it's already attracting new companies to Texas's Brazos Valley. Local leaders estimate the project will account for roughly 15% of the region's total growth over the next decade. Texas A&M is launching a new master's program in microelectronics and semiconductors, expecting at least 50 students this year. "If you want to measure quality of life by whether it employs our kids and our kids are making good wages and they're staying in the region, this is a winner."

Comcast just rolled out a new feature called "WiFi Motion" that turns Xfinity routers into motion detectors inside your home. The gateway detects movement by monitoring disruptions in radio frequency signals between the router and up to 5 connected devices, creating timestamped logs of activity. Buried in the fine print on Comcast's own support page: "Comcast may be required to disclose information generated by WiFi Motion in response to a valid subpoena, court order, search warrant or other lawful legal process, as required by law." The feature is opt-in and not enabled by default, but the privacy implications are significant. Your router can now generate a detailed log of when movement occurs in your home and that data can be handed to law enforcement without notifying you. xfinity.com/support/articl…
Jim Cramer said he was selling his Bitcoin a few weeks ago. The inverse Cramer indicator remains undefeated.

This is from a professor who teaches AI at UC Berkeley, mind you. You genuinely cannot make this up.
Broadcom is raising $100B through an off-balance sheet SPV structure to finance AI chip infrastructure. "It just lowers the bar to financing what is required for AI infrastructure at scale."
CFTC Chairman Mike Selig: "Compute is essentially a digital oil. Some have called it the gasoline of the technological revolution. We've got to have these markets here."
"The CFTC has a lot of authority, and we're not afraid to use that authority." Chairman Selig says crypto market structure is coming with or without legislation.

Ray Dalio now recommends 10-15% of a portfolio in gold and "a bit" of Bitcoin. "Non-government produced monies like gold and Bitcoin" will "do relatively well" as the debt crisis unfolds.
"When there's more demand, we can't get more supply out of the ground. We can't get more supply out of a factory. The new supply to meet demand comes out of the market. It comes at a higher price." @jackmallers on what Bitcoin adoption actually looks like. x.com/PlanBElsalvado…
"You could be talking about tens of millions of dollars in tax benefits for the city, the county, school systems." Hopkinsville Electric's GM on how data center revenue flows beyond just the utility to the entire community.
"Without the Bitcoin mining deal, would you have had to ask for a rate increase?" The GM says they'd have had to make up 3% somewhere else. They're on their own breaker, totally isolated, and first to go offline in any emergency.
Hopkinsville Electric's GM: "I'm not here to promote data centers. I'm here to speak for the residences and businesses who depend on HES." 100% of construction costs paid by the customer. Two years without a rate increase.
Elon Musk's Terafab hasn't even broken ground yet and it's already attracting new companies to Texas's Brazos Valley. Local leaders estimate the project will account for roughly 15% of the region's total growth over the next decade. Texas A&M is launching a new master's program in microelectronics and semiconductors, expecting at least 50 students this year. "If you want to measure quality of life by whether it employs our kids and our kids are making good wages and they're staying in the region, this is a winner."

Comcast just rolled out a new feature called "WiFi Motion" that turns Xfinity routers into motion detectors inside your home. The gateway detects movement by monitoring disruptions in radio frequency signals between the router and up to 5 connected devices, creating timestamped logs of activity. Buried in the fine print on Comcast's own support page: "Comcast may be required to disclose information generated by WiFi Motion in response to a valid subpoena, court order, search warrant or other lawful legal process, as required by law." The feature is opt-in and not enabled by default, but the privacy implications are significant. Your router can now generate a detailed log of when movement occurs in your home and that data can be handed to law enforcement without notifying you. xfinity.com/support/articl…
Jim Cramer said he was selling his Bitcoin a few weeks ago. The inverse Cramer indicator remains undefeated.

This is from a professor who teaches AI at UC Berkeley, mind you. You genuinely cannot make this up.
Broadcom is raising $100B through an off-balance sheet SPV structure to finance AI chip infrastructure. "It just lowers the bar to financing what is required for AI infrastructure at scale."
CFTC Chairman Mike Selig: "Compute is essentially a digital oil. Some have called it the gasoline of the technological revolution. We've got to have these markets here."
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