That’s a Wrap: OneMiners at Mining Disrupt 2026
The floor lights are down, the badges are packed away, and our feet are officially tired — in the best possible way. Day three of Mining Disrupt 2026 has ended, and the OneMiners team is heading home from Miami with a camera roll full of new friends, a stack of business cards, and a serious case of the post-conference glow.
Short version? We had an absolute blast. Here’s the recap.
Three days on the floor
If you’ve never been, picture this: the Miami Airport Convention Center packed wall to wall with miners, manufacturers, hosts, investors, and the kind of builders who talk hashrate over breakfast. Since 2019, Mining Disrupt has grown into the world’s most-covered Bitcoin mining event — and this year it absolutely lived up to the billing.
From the moment the doors opened, it was non-stop. Keynotes ran back-to-back. The container showcase drew crowds. And the expo floor turned into exactly what it’s supposed to be — the place where conversations turn into deals and a quick “nice to meet you” becomes a plan to build something together. Meeting so many of you face to face, after months of DMs and emails, was easily the highlight.
The best part of a show like this isn’t the booths or the badges — it’s realizing how many people are quietly building the future of this industry, all in one room.
The conversations that mattered
The panel lineup this year read like a snapshot of where mining is actually heading — less hype, more substance. A few of our favorites (yes, the titles really are this good):
We had a seat in the conversation, too — OneMiners’ own Petr Pavelka joined the ‘GPUs Ate My ASIC’ panel on the pivot to AI infrastructure, and also delivered a keynote during the show.
Add in deep dives on energy innovation, quantum security, the open-source hardware movement and the home-mining revival, and you had two full days of the smartest people in the room saying genuinely useful things.
What everyone wanted to talk about
Standing on the floor, the same questions kept coming up — and they line up almost perfectly with what we do every day at OneMiners.
The three things people asked us most
- “Where do I actually host these things?” — Cheap, reliable power is the whole game. Our sites run on all-in rates from 3.64¢/kWh in Nigeria to 4.55¢/kWh in the USA, backed by 7-year fixed electricity contracts.
- “What about the AI / HPC pivot?” — It was the theme of the show. With nearly 2 GW of capacity across six countries, infrastructure at scale is exactly the conversation we love having.
- “Do you handle everything for me?” — Yes. 0% performance fees, a 7-year hardware warranty, 98%+ uptime, and an app that lets you watch it all from your phone.
Whether you’re running a single home miner or planning a multi-megawatt build, there’s a home for you at OneMiners. If we chatted at the booth and promised to follow up — we will. And if we didn’t get to meet, the door’s always open at oneminers.com.
After hours in Miami
Let’s be honest — some of the best deals happen after the floor closes. Miami delivered. The Official Pre-Party at the Clevelander on South Beach kicked things off in true Miami style, and the After-Party at Monty’s Raw Bar in Coconut Grove was the perfect wind-down — sea air, good people, and a whole lot of “wait, you’re that person from Twitter?” moments.
Cigars, cocktails, sunsets over the bay, and hours of mining talk with people who genuinely love this industry. That’s the stuff you can’t schedule — and it’s exactly why we show up in person.
Thank you — and see you in Texas
To everyone who stopped by, said hi, asked a hard question, or just wanted to talk shop: thank you. Events like this are a reminder that behind all the hashrate and megawatts, Bitcoin mining is a community — and it’s a good one.
Huge thanks to the Mining Disrupt team for putting on a world-class show, and to every miner who made the trip. The good news? We don’t have to wait long to do it again — the Bitcoin Mining Summit lands in Texas in Q1 2027, and you can bet OneMiners will be there.
The future of mining is being built by the people in that room. We’re proud to build it with you.
