Every so often, a new technology comes along that changes everything. The internet revolutionized the past few decades, reshaping communication, commerce, and creativity.
We believe Bitcoin will redefine the transformation of energy into value, fundamentally altering the nature of currency, economics, and trust.
History
of energy
Fire
Prehistoric Era
Discovery of Fire
Fire provided warmth, protection, and cooking, enabling efficient food consumption. It also laid the groundwork for early economies through metallurgy and tool development.
Water
3rd century BCE
Invention of the Water Mill
Water mills in ancient Greece and Rome used flowing water to grind grain and power industries, supporting larger economies and the use of renewable energy for value creation.
Wind
9th century
Invention of the Windmill
Windmills harnessed wind energy for grinding grain and pumping water, enhancing agricultural productivity and industrial activities, and leading to modern wind energy
Fossil Fuels
18th century
Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution, driven by coal, oil, and natural gas, spurred global economic growth, urbanization, and technological advancements.
Nuclear
1942
First Controlled Nuclear Chain Reaction
Enrico Fermi’s nuclear chain reaction demonstrated nuclear fission’s power potential, offering a low-carbon energy alternative with significant economic impact.
Solar
1954
Invention of the Photovoltaic Cell
Bell Laboratories’ photovoltaic cell converted sunlight into electricity, providing a scalable, renewable energy source crucial for modern economies.
Bitcoin
2009
Creation of Bitcoin
Bitcoin, introduced by Satoshi Nakamoto, used blockchain technology and proof-of-work consensus, transforming digital transactions and linking energy to monetary value.
Through our advanced computing operations and precise transaction processing, we help ensure the security and integrity of the Bitcoin blockchain.
As the world moves from analog to digital, lonic Digital plays a key role, helping safeguard this transition and preserving Bitcoin's core values.
We are more than just miners, we are guardians of the Bitcoin network
We invite visionaries and innovators to join us in shaping Bitcoin's future, one block at a time.
Wind
Energy
Sun
Energy
Hydro
Energy
Cedarvale, Texas
215
MW
~60,000
miners
5.7
EH/s
Midland, Texas
87
MW
~27,300
miners
2.6
EH/s
Oklahoma
80
MW
~22,000
miners
2.4
EH/s
Georgia
32
MW
~9,400
miners
0.9
EH/s
New York
30
MW
~8,600
miners
0.8
EH/s
New York
30
MW
~8,600
miners
0.8
EH/s