What is mining hosting?
Mining hosting, or colocation, is paying a facility to run your machines: it supplies the power, cooling, network and staff, and you own the hardware and the bitcoin.
How it works
Contracts are usually priced per kilowatt-hour consumed, sometimes with a setup fee or a share of revenue. The terms that matter are the all-in power rate, uptime commitments, who pays during curtailment and how repairs are handled.
Why it matters
It lets a miner run hardware without building a site, and lets a site owner sell power at a better price than the grid pays.
Related terms
All terms: the Bitcoin mining glossary.
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