Bitcoin’s Centralization Problem Just Got Worse

How does Bitcoin stay alive?

Every 10 minutes, somewhere on Earth, a machine guesses a number.
If it gets it right, a new block is added to the chain — and Bitcoin keeps going.
This process is called mining. (Prove-of-Work)

But mining isn’t just about earning rewards.
It’s about securing truth — with energy, time, and cost.

What You’re Not Told About Mining

When most people hear “mining,” they think of massive warehouses full of machines.
But that’s not the full story.
In Bitcoin, anyone can mine — even from home. Even with just one machine.

It’s called solo mining.
And while your chances of winning a block are small…
your impact on Bitcoin’s decentralization is real.

Why It Matters

Mining is how Bitcoin stays neutral.

• No rulers.
• No gatekeepers.
• Just code, secured by those who choose to run it.

When you mine solo, you’re not just using the network —
you’re defending it.

Did You Know?

• Mining doesn’t solve puzzles.
  It’s just massive number-guessing — a digital lottery run by energy and effort.
• Bitcoin was designed for small miners.
  Satoshi mined the first blocks alone. It was never meant for empires.
• Even if you never find a block, your solo miner adds resistance.
  The more solo miners online, the harder it is for any one group to control the chain.

Want to Learn More? Download the Free Solo Mining eBook

Ready to go deeper?

We’ve partnered with Guardians of Blockchain to offer a free ebook
that explains how solo mining works — and how you can get started.
Even if you’ve never mined before.

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No experience required. Just curiosity and conviction.

Guardians of Blockchain: Sponsor of This Mission

Guardians of Blockchain is a grassroots movement to keep Bitcoin decentralized — by empowering individuals to mine, run nodes, and resist centralization quietly.

When miners are everywhere, Bitcoin can’t be stopped anywhere.

Join the movement. Be the spark.
One CPU. One vote. Still matters.

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