$BTC Nvidia-backed American space mining company is pushing computing power into new frontiers. Last year, using Musk's Falcon 9 rocket, they sent Nvidia's top-tier H100 chips to low Earth orbit. This year, their goal reaches the next level—directly deploying Bitcoin ASIC miners into space, ushering in the true "space mining" era.

On Earth, mining means massive power consumption and enormous cooling systems. But in space, the situation is completely different: 24-hour uninterrupted intense sunlight provides continuous clean energy, while the extreme cold of the universe itself serves as a natural heat sink, with nearly zero cooling costs allowing computing power efficiency to soar.

Even more remarkable is their proposed "88,000 satellites" network plan. Once this orbital computing network is established, a "global super-brain" unconstrained by any nation's geography and independent of ground infrastructure will officially take shape. No matter whether wars break out on Earth, geopolitical conflicts occur, or energy blockades happen, as long as the computing clusters in space continue operating, Bitcoin's ledger will never stop recording—truly achieving the final stronghold of decentralization. #比特币重新站上7万美元大关