OneMiners Expands US Presence: New York Office, Miami Showroom, and Georgia Hosting

A methodical look at why physical presence matters in Bitcoin mining

Introduction: Why I Flew to See Mining Facilities in Person

I spent 25 years at IBM. In that time, I learned one thing that most people in crypto seem to have forgotten: infrastructure matters. You can have the best software in the world, but if your hardware is sitting in a facility run by someone you've never met, in a location you've never verified, you're not investing — you're gambling.

That's why when OneMiners announced their US expansion — a new office in Brooklyn, a showroom in Miami, and a 20MW hosting facility in Georgia — I didn't just read the press release. I booked flights.

What I found confirmed something I've suspected for years: the bitcoin mining hosting industry is finally growing up. And OneMiners is leading that maturation.

Let me walk you through what I saw, what it means for miners, and why physical presence changes everything about trust in this industry.

The Problem with "Trust Us" Hosting

Before we talk about the new facilities, let's address the elephant in the room: most bitcoin mining hosting operations are, frankly, sketchy.

I've been in this space since 2014 through Kentino. We've seen hosting providers come and go. We've seen:

• Facilities that existed only as stock photos
• "Guaranteed uptime" that meant nothing when the provider disappeared
• Customer service that was a Telegram account run by someone in an undisclosed location
• Electricity rates that changed monthly with no explanation

The industry earned its reputation. And that reputation has kept institutional money on the sidelines, kept serious miners skeptical, and kept bitcoin mining hosting from reaching its potential.

Physical offices change this equation entirely.

New York: The Brooklyn Office

Address: 194 Malcom X Blvd, Brooklyn, NY 11221, USA
Type: Sales office and customer service center
Contact: Patrick Lam (US Sales Representative)
Phone: 646-423-4889
Email: patrick@oneminers.com / nyc@oneminers.com

First Impressions

The Brooklyn office isn't trying to be flashy. It's professional — exactly what you'd expect from a company that wants enterprise clients to take them seriously.

Walking in, the first thing I noticed was the practical setup. This isn't a converted WeWork desk — it's a dedicated space for serious business discussions. Patrick Lam, the US Sales Representative, explained their approach: "People fly in from all over the East Coast. They want to sit down, look at contracts, and understand exactly what they're getting into."

This matters more than you'd think. I've spoken with dozens of first-time miners who committed capital without ever meeting their hosting provider. When something went wrong, they had no one to call, no office to visit, no person to hold accountable.

What You Can Do There

The New York office handles:

• In-person consultations — Sit down with Patrick's team, review your goals, understand the options
• Contract signing — For those who prefer paper and handshakes over DocuSign
• Equipment coordination — Arrange hardware purchases and shipping to hosting facilities
• Support escalation — Complex issues that need face-to-face resolution
• US operations coordination — The NYC office serves as the main point of contact for all US operations

For European customers used to dealing with Kentino, this is familiar. We've operated physical locations since 2014 because we understand that trust is built in person. Seeing OneMiners adopt this model validates the approach.

The New York Advantage

Why Brooklyn specifically? Location matters for logistics:

• Direct access to JFK and Newark for international shipments
• Dense population of potential customers (the greater NYC area has more high-net-worth individuals than most countries)
• Financial services proximity — Wall Street is a subway ride away
• East Coast time zone — convenient for European clients

Patrick told me their pipeline includes several hedge funds and family offices who insisted on meeting in person before committing capital. "They don't wire $500,000 based on a website," he said. "They wire it after they've looked us in the eye."

That's the institutional market in one sentence.

Miami: The Mall Showroom That Changes Everything

Address: 1455 NW 107th Ave, Doral, FL 33172, USA
Location: Miami International Mall
Type: Full showroom and retail kiosk

This Is Different

Let me be direct: putting a bitcoin mining showroom in a major shopping mall is brilliant.

Most mining operations hide in industrial parks and warehouses. They're invisible to the general public. The only people who find them are those already deep in the crypto rabbit hole.

OneMiners took the opposite approach. They put ASIC miners where regular people walk by every day. Where curious shoppers can stop, ask questions, and see real mining equipment running.

I've visited mining operations across three continents. This is the first time I've seen one next to a food court.

What You Can Do at the Miami Showroom

The Miami location offers:

• Live hardware demonstrations — See actual ASIC miners running, understand the heat output, hear the noise (behind appropriate barriers)
• Place orders directly — Buy hardware at the kiosk without going through a website
• One-on-one consultations — Get expert advice on mining and energy solutions
• Hosting education — Learn how OneMiners hosting services work
• Passive income exploration — Understand the economics of crypto mining

This is exactly what the industry needs. Most people have heard of Bitcoin mining but have never seen a miner. They don't understand that these are physical machines, consuming real electricity, generating real heat. The Miami showroom makes it tangible.

Why Miami Specifically

Miami has become a crypto hub for reasons that go beyond the beach lifestyle:

• No state income tax — Florida's tax structure attracts crypto businesses and investors
• Latin American gateway — Miami serves as the connection point between North and South American markets
• Crypto-friendly government — Miami's mayor has been openly supportive of cryptocurrency adoption
• Growing tech scene — The city has attracted significant tech talent, especially post-pandemic
• International population — Diverse customer base comfortable with global transactions

The mall location specifically serves a different purpose than the Brooklyn office. Brooklyn is for serious business discussions and contract negotiations. Miami is for discovery — for the curious person who walks by, sees mining equipment for the first time, and starts asking questions.

I ran the numbers on asicprofit.com while standing in the showroom. The staff was knowledgeable enough to walk through the calculations with me. That's rare. Most retail crypto operations can't explain hashrate, let alone difficulty adjustments.

Georgia: The 20MW Hosting Facility

Location: Georgia, USA
Type: Full-service ASIC hosting facility
Capacity: 20 MW
Electricity Rates:

• Premium Hosting: $0.060/kWh
• Online ordered miners: $0.065/kWh
• External miners: $0.070/kWh

Why Georgia

Georgia might seem like an unusual choice. It's not Texas with its deregulated ERCOT market. It's not Wyoming with its crypto-friendly legislation. But Georgia has something valuable: affordable, stable power with room to grow.

The facility offers transparent, tiered pricing that rewards commitment:

At $0.060-0.070/kWh, Georgia sits in a competitive position. It's not the cheapest globally — OneMiners' Nigeria facility runs at $0.04/kWh, Ethiopia at $0.055/kWh — but for miners who want domestic US hosting with straightforward legal jurisdiction, Georgia delivers value.

Facility Features

The Georgia facility includes:

Advanced Cooling Systems

• DRY Cooling technology for standard deployments
• Immersion Cooling options for maximum efficiency
• These systems enhance machine performance and extend equipment life

Security and Insurance

• All hosted equipment is fully insured against breakdowns and natural disasters
• 24/7 on-site monitoring
• Physical security measures appropriate for high-value equipment

Monitoring and Access

• VPN monitoring provides real-time access to production data
• Remote management capabilities with full transparency
• On-site spare parts inventory for rapid repairs

Dedicated Support

• On-site technical staff to minimize downtime
• Essential spare parts kept in inventory
• Swift replacement protocols to keep equipment operational

The Numbers

I plugged Georgia's rates into asicprofit.com to see how they compare:

For an Antminer S21 Pro (234 TH/s, 3,510W) at current difficulty and BTC price:

The difference between $0.060 and typical residential rates is the difference between a profitable operation and an expensive hobby. That's why hosting exists.

The Complete US Infrastructure

What impressed me most wasn't any single location — it was the integrated system. OneMiners has built a complete customer journey:

Corporate Structure

The US operations run through CIRCLEHASH LLC, a properly registered US entity:

• EIN: 37-2137955
• D-U-N-S: 119305631
• Headquarters: 701 Tillery St 12, Austin, TX 78702

This matters for institutional clients. You can verify OneMiners in the US government registry. You can run a D&B report. You can sue them in US courts if necessary (you won't need to, but the option existing changes the trust calculation).

Multi-Location Support

Payment Infrastructure

OneMiners accepts:

• Bank transfers (ACH, SWIFT, SEPA)
• Multi-currency accounts (USD, EUR, GBP, and more — no conversion fees)
• Crypto payments (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, DOGE, SOL, KAS, and more)

The banking infrastructure through Wise and Column National Association means legitimate, traceable transactions. No "send Bitcoin to this address and trust us" — actual banking relationships with actual compliance.

Global Context: The Bigger Picture

The US expansion is part of a larger OneMiners footprint:

Hosting Locations

Physical Presence

The Prague location deserves special mention. It includes:

• Bitcoin Cafe for community gatherings
• Bitcoin ATM
• Personal crypto exchange services
• Customer parking
• Full service and repair center
• ASIC showroom

For European customers working with Kentino, the Prague facility offers a familiar, professional environment. It's the kind of infrastructure that serious operations require.

What This Means for Miners

For New Miners

If you're considering bitcoin mining hosting for the first time:

1. Visit a showroom — Go to Miami and see equipment running. Understand what you're buying into.
2. Run the numbers — Use asicprofit.com to calculate realistic returns at Georgia's rates.
3. Learn the basics — Spend time on btcfq.com understanding hashrate, difficulty, and pool mechanics before committing capital.
4. Meet in person — If you're on the East Coast, schedule a consultation at the Brooklyn office. Ask questions. Review contracts.

For Existing Miners

If you're already mining and considering hosted expansion:

• Georgia's $0.060/kWh premium rate competes with most domestic options
• The tiered pricing rewards consolidating your business with OneMiners
• Insurance coverage on hosted equipment adds security you probably don't have at home
• VPN monitoring means you maintain visibility without the on-site burden

For Institutional Investors

If you're evaluating bitcoin mining for a fund or family office:

• US-registered entity with verifiable credentials
• Physical offices where due diligence meetings can occur
• Banking relationships that satisfy compliance requirements
• Insurance and security appropriate for institutional capital
• Scalable infrastructure (20MW in Georgia alone)

Practical Information

Brooklyn Office

Address: 194 Malcom X Blvd, Brooklyn, NY 11221, USA
Contact: Patrick Lam
Phone: 646-423-4889
Email: patrick@oneminers.com / nyc@oneminers.com
Best for: Serious business discussions, contract negotiations, East Coast clients

Miami Showroom

Address: 1455 NW 107th Ave, Doral, FL 33172, USA
Location: Miami International Mall
Best for: First-time visitors, hardware demonstrations, walk-in consultations

General Contact

WhatsApp (24/7): +1 305 867 6143
Sales: +1 607 9009 004
Email: info@oneminers.com
Repairs: +420 739 482 744 / service@oneminers.com

Booking Consultations

OneMiners offers free 30-minute expert consultations covering:

• Sales (EU/USA): ASIC selection and ROI analysis
• Logistics & Tech: Setup and maintenance
• Crypto Expertise: Market analysis
• Account Support: Payouts and dashboard

Book through their website at oneminers.com.

Conclusion: Infrastructure Is Trust

Twenty-five years at IBM taught me that technology is only as good as the organization delivering it. The best systems fail when run by incompetent teams. Mediocre systems succeed when run by excellent teams.

Bitcoin mining is the same. The ASIC hardware is largely commoditized — an S21 is an S21 regardless of who sells it. What differs is the service, the support, the infrastructure, and ultimately, the trustworthiness of the provider.

Physical presence doesn't guarantee trustworthiness. But it raises the cost of betraying trust. It creates accountability. It builds relationships that exist beyond transactional exchanges.

OneMiners' expansion into Brooklyn, Miami, and Georgia represents exactly the kind of professionalization this industry needs. They're making it possible to:

• Verify — Visit facilities, meet staff, see operations
• Trust — US-registered entity with verifiable credentials
• Scale — 20MW capacity with room to grow
• Support — Multiple contact points across time zones

From my perspective — as someone who has watched this industry since 2014 through Kentino, who has visited facilities across three continents, who spent a career building enterprise systems at IBM — this is progress.

Real progress. The kind you can visit. The kind you can verify. The kind that builds an industry.

If you're considering bitcoin mining hosting, I encourage you to do what I did: get on a plane, walk through the door, and meet these people in person.

Trust is built in person. Always has been.