Sazmining said Friday it has begun offering Proto immersion hashboards to individual and institutional buyers through its mining-as-a-service platform, extending access to hardware the company said had until now been deployed by large operators. The offer starts at $1,397 down and includes 18 months of 0% financing.
Proto immersion hardware now available through Sazmining
According to the announcement, Proto is Block’s (NYSE: XYZ) suite of bitcoin mining products and services. Proto said its immersion mining hardware is designed for efficiency, durability and long-term performance.
Customers buy Proto immersion hashboards directly, with each board configured to deliver roughly 200 TH at about 15 J/TH. Buyers own the hardware outright. Sazmining provides the hosting and operates the equipment at a facility in the United States, handling deployment, monitoring and maintenance.
Sazmining said buying at the hashboard level instead of purchasing a full system lowers the entry point without changing what customers own. Owners receive the bitcoin their rigs produce directly in their own wallets and pay one all-in rate for power and maintenance.
Launch tied to existing multi-megawatt supply relationship
The company said the launch follows a multi-megawatt supply relationship between Sazmining and Proto, and that both companies intend to expand that relationship as demand grows.
「Because of our aligned-incentive model, Sazmining only earns when we produce bitcoin for our clients. That’s how Sazmining was built from day one, and it’s why we seek out the best available mining systems,」 said Kent Halliburton, CEO and co-founder of Sazmining. 「Proto’s hardware is built to last, and durability means more uptime hashing for the people who own them. This puts hashboards within reach of owners who would have otherwise needed to buy a full system, and we expect the relationship to grow with demand.」
Halliburton added: 「Mining is also a fundamentally different way to acquire bitcoin. The coins your rigs produce arrive in your own wallet, with no exchange, no order book, and no counterparty holding them on your behalf. And because a miner pays for rigs and power rather than the market price on the day of purchase, mining diversifies how you acquire bitcoin: your cost is spread across the machine’s working life instead of dollar cost averaging through purchases. Nobody can quantify that in advance, which is why we describe it as diversification rather than a promise. Mined bitcoin belongs alongside bought bitcoin in any serious acquisition plan.」
Payments, warranty and timing
Sazmining said Proto immersion hashboards bought through its platform qualify for 18 months of 0% financing. Customers can pay by card or in bitcoin, USDT or USDC, with a discount available for those using bitcoin or stablecoins.
The hashboards carry a one-year Proto warranty. Pricing, terms and applicable sales tax are displayed at checkout.
The company said Proto immersion hashboards are available to order starting today at sazmining.com, with systems expected to energize between November and December 2026. Customers can either order directly or book a consultation with a Bitcoin Strategy Advisor through the website.
Company footprint and energy mix
Sazmining said its fleet runs more than 20 points ahead of the Bitcoin network’s carbon-free share, which it described as part of its ongoing commitment to renewable-powered, professionally operated mining.
In company background information, Sazmining described itself as 「the Airbnb of Bitcoin mining.」 It said customers own the mining rigs, while Sazmining operates and maintains them in professional, renewable-powered data centers, and owners receive the bitcoin their machines produce directly in their own wallets. Founded in 2018, the company operates facilities across the United States, Paraguay and Norway and serves individual and institutional owners worldwide. Sazmining, Inc. is headquartered in Wyoming.
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