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Today marks the end of rip and replace Bitcoin mining. Proto Rig—the first miner built to be infrastructure. • Replaceable hashboards • Save 15–20% with each cycle • Works with legacy facilities setups Built by the team at Block to improve uptime for miners and decentralize Bitcoin. Explore Rig:

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