Sustainable Hydrocool Bitcoin miner hosting.

It provides private miners and institutional investors access to US-based hydro mining infrastructure, combined with selected Bitmain hydro hardware. HashrateUp coordinates hardware procurement, contracting, site onboarding, and ongoing operational deployment.

You contract directly with HashrateUp. HashrateUp manages the client agreement and coordinates execution with the facility operator.

The fee covers facility rack space, high-density hydro cooling infrastructure, power delivery, network redundancy, physical security, daily site monitoring, basic maintenance, and local technical support.

Hosting is billed at a fixed, all-in rate of $0.075/kWh.

The standard initial contract term is 24 months, with renewal options detailed in the service agreement.

Racking fees are $40 per unit upon initial installation and $40 per unit upon decommissioning and removal.

Yes. One month prepayment and one month deposit are required before hardware energization. Final credit mechanics and deposit applications are governed by the signed agreement.

Each container has a dedicated physical power meter measuring actual kWh. In the current shared-container setup, the container meter reading is allocated proportionally based on each client's machine count and rated power draw, then billed at the fixed $0.075/kWh rate.

Non-payment follows a written escalation process. Invoices are issued at month-end and are payable on the first business day of the following month. If payment is missed, reminders and a formal disconnection notice are issued before machines are powered down. Reconnection only begins after all outstanding amounts and applicable reconnection fees are settled, subject to available capacity.

Contracts feature uptime of at least 94%, evaluated on a rolling 12-month basis following the initial 12 months of deployment.

Specific SLA credits and operational remedies are defined directly in your final service agreement.

Yes. The hosting structure includes a downtime compensation mechanism, with the exact credit or remedy governed by the signed service agreement. Ordinary operational downtime is treated differently from force majeure or supply-side events, and ERCOT summer 4CP periods may have separate treatment. After the normal commissioning period, operations are expected to be materially more stable, with compensation only relevant if measured uptime falls below the agreed threshold.

You maintain full title and ownership of all purchased hardware throughout the hosting term.

Facility insurance coverage parameters and client hardware options are explicitly detailed in the final contract. Clients should assume physical loss, theft, or external damage requires separate coverage unless specified.

Site staff handle standard maintenance, including resets, connection monitoring, basic diagnostic checks, and filter or fluid line inspections. Component-level repairs or board replacements require your written authorization and are billed for parts and specialized labour.

Yes. Third-party maintenance or off-site repair logistics can be arranged in coordination with site management to ensure security and operational safety.

Firmware alterations that impact cooling requirements, thermal output, power draw, or electrical stability must be reviewed and approved by site operations before deployment.

No. Underclocking hardware to lower consumption below contract baseline levels is not permitted under current site operational rules.

Overclocking requests are evaluated individually based on local climate conditions, electrical limits, and coolant capacity at the time of request.

Early exit terms, notice periods, fees, and deposit settlements are set forth in the signed service order.

The agreement includes protective remedies if capacity delivery or energization extends beyond the contracted installation window.

No. Load-balancing program revenues and grid curtailment incentives are retained by the site operator and are not applied against the client power rate.

Yes. Pricing schedules, exact facility locations, service orders, and technical specs are strictly confidential and require mutual written consent for public disclosure.

This program is designed for clients seeking long-term production through high-scale hydro infrastructure, spanning individual one-unit allocations up to multi-megawatt institutional deployments. It is built for buyers who value operational stability and operator track record over chasing speculative low-tier power rates.

Allocations focus on modern Bitmain Antminer hydro series units, such as S21 and S23 hydro models. Hardware pricing is confirmed directly before invoice generation.

No. Mining returns depend on network difficulty adjustments, hashprice shifts, Bitcoin market price, facility uptime, repair costs, pool fees, local taxes, shipping, and financing structure. Projections are illustrative models, not financial guarantees.