1 MW Bitcoin Mining Site Buildout
The round is expanded mining deployment: ASIC miners, power infrastructure, networking, and a power purchase agreement already in place.
Capital is used to expand existing facilities, and procure additional miners. Net profits are distributed to investors on a pro rata basis.
Investors participate in a planned 1 MW North Dakota round. BitHexaOcta deploys miners and supporting hardware under an existing power purchase agreement, operating costs are paid, and available net profits are distributed.
ASIC fleet
The round targets efficient current-generation Bitcoin mining hardware.
Efficiency focus
Miner selection weighs hash rate, watts per terahash, vendor pricing, and deployment timing.
Operating model
Expenses and a 5% management fee are paid before investor distributions.
Anticipated Allocation of Round Capital
Use of proceeds is presented as an operating plan: equipment and deployment hardware for the current mining expansion.
These percentages are current estimates for planning purposes. Final allocations may change based on miner pricing, deployment timing, and definitive offering documents.
Operating Model
Expenses and a 5% management fee are paid before investor distributions.