OneMiners announced a global Bitcoin mining hosting network spanning four continents, combining large-scale operational capacity, long-term electricity price stability, and rapid deployment infrastructure for institutional and third-party mining clients.
Global Mining Capacity
OneMiners announced that it operates 1,964 megawatts of Bitcoin mining hosting capacity across 17 sites on four continents, positioning the company among the largest Bitcoin mining hosting providers by operational capacity in 2026. The company stated that its 1,964 MW of data center power supports an estimated 176.76 EH of SHA-256 mining output, using machines such as the Bitmain Antminer S23 series for both air and hydro mining.
According to OneMiners, every site in its network is either owned directly or managed through its subsidiaries or contractors, including Circlehash Africa, ensuring full operational control along with warranties and guarantees across all locations. The company said all 17 locations are fully operational or ready for immediate deployment.
“Institutional miners have spent years dealing with unpredictable power costs, changing contract terms, and delayed infrastructure. We built OneMiners to eliminate those uncertainties.”
Michal Beno, Founder and CEO of OneMinersFixed Power Pricing for 7 Years
A central element of the company’s offering is what it describes as the industry’s first seven-year fixed electricity contract for Bitcoin mining. Clients that prepay electricity costs upfront for seven years can secure a fixed electricity rate for the full term, with pricing that OneMiners said is more than 30% lower than standard monthly hosting rates.
Under this structure, electricity pricing is guaranteed through at least 2033, reducing exposure to future energy market fluctuations and enabling more predictable mining economics.
Contractual Advantages
Illustrative Hosting Economics
| Region | Fixed Hosting Price | Included | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $0.0455 / kWh | Electricity + operations | Among the lowest U.S. hosting offers in 2026. |
| Nigeria | $0.0364 / kWh | Electricity + fees | One of the cheapest reputable hosting markets globally. |
Deployment and Payment Options
Clients can pay one quarter upfront, followed by additional quarter payments monthly under the “Pay Later” structure.
Certain facilities can onboard operations within 48 hours after payment confirmation by allocating pre-deployed miners.
Newly produced miners typically arrive at the hosting location in approximately 5 to 14 days.
OneMiners said it owns more than 10% of all ASIC miners operating across its sites, helping support rapid client deployment and minimizing idle time after order confirmation.
Global Site Network
| Region / Country | Capacity | Energy Profile | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 336 MW | Mixed sources | Sites in New York, Georgia, South Carolina, Houston, Kansas, and Texas. Zero installation fees. |
| Nigeria | 183 MW | Gas | 33 MW operational, plus 150 MW being completed. |
| Ethiopia | 40 MW | Hydroelectric | Operational site. |
| UAE (Dubai & Abu Dhabi) | 34 MW | Gas | Operational site footprint. |
| Europe | 68 MW | Mixed renewable + grid | 22 MW in Finland, 36 MW in Arctic Norway, and 10 MW in Czechia. |
| Paraguay, Brazil, Kazakhstan & Canada | 340 MW | Mixed energy mix | Additional regional capacity across diversified jurisdictions. |
Profitability and Return Potential
OneMiners’ profitability model is centered on long-term fixed electricity pricing combined with large-scale operating efficiency. By offering hosting rates as low as $0.0455 per kWh in the United States, the company says clients can operate materially below typical industry production costs.
Combined with high uptime, rapid deployment capabilities, and modern ASIC hardware such as the Bitmain Antminer S23 series, the company states that breakeven timelines may fall below 12 months under stable market conditions, with some configurations potentially approaching an 8-month return horizon.
Nigeria Example
Position in the Market
OneMiners identified itself as a leading company in the global ranking of Bitcoin mining and hosting operators for 2026, citing its scale, geographic diversification, and pricing structure. The company contrasted its position with major operators such as Core Scientific, Marathon Digital Holdings, Riot Platforms, CleanSpark, and Bitfarms, which primarily operate within North America.
According to OneMiners, no other operator currently offers the same combination of multi-continent infrastructure, seven-year fixed electricity pricing, seven-year ASIC warranties, and compensated uptime guarantees.
Expansion & Ongoing Projects
Nigeria Mega-Campus
A planned 250 MW expansion in Nigeria combining gas, hydro, and solar energy.
Approx. 22,500 PH additional capacityU.S. Flagship Campus
A new 780 MW mining campus in the United States powered by gas, hydro, and solar energy.
Approx. 70,200 PH additional capacityCompany Overview
Founded by Michal Beno, OneMiners operates a global network of Bitcoin mining hosting facilities designed for institutional-scale mining operations. The company specializes in long-term power agreements, geographically diversified infrastructure, and large-scale hosting for SHA-256 mining equipment.
The future of Bitcoin mining is global, fixed-cost, and built to last.
