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Message From Our CEO

It is common to see headlines and Twitter chatter praising announcements from notable Bitcoin mining companies for large purchase orders of ASIC-based mining machines and commitments to new develop large-scale, grid-based operations. Individually these events can be positive, but collectively these developments have the possibility of generating vulnerabilities in the Bitcoin ecosystem by creating too much concentration of hashing power and a dependency on third-party controlled power.

This is because these operations are like captive elephants; easy to find, impossible to move and they can be shut down with the flip of a switch. As Bitcoiners we must face the reality that over the years and decades to come we will face resistance from powerful adversaries and the ecosystem will be attacked. Therefore, it is imperative that we make it as difficult as possible for those hunting us, and nothing would be easier than hunting captive elephants.  

At Barefoot Mining we are focused on being the antidote with our “wild horse” strategy.  We develop sites that are big enough to matter but small enough to be nimble, these sites are the horses.

Whenever possible we love to pair our sites with off-grid power sources, or what we call wild energy. We believe that scattering wild horse sites across the globe strengthens the Bitcoin mining network in a way that makes it impervious to attack, and we have made it our mission to lead this effort.

If you are an investor or energy provider and would like to be part of the Barefoot Mining team, we’d be happy to hear from you.  

– Bob Burnett, CEO, Barefoot Mining

 
We believe that scattering wild horse sites across the globe strengthens the Bitcoin mining network in a way that makes it impervious to attack, and we have made it our mission to lead this effort.
— Bob Burnett, CEO, Barefoot Mining

 

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