Tether just brought 15 Bitcoin mining players together around one software framework.
Bitmain. MicroBT. Foundry. F2Pool.
The pitch: connect the machines, cut operational friction, and build the foundation for AI automation.
The stakes go deeper.
Shared software could help smaller miners compete. It could also leave independent operators depending on the same code—and exposed to the same mistakes.
Owning the machines doesn’t automatically mean operational independence.
That’s what makes Tether’s MDK worth watching.
Will miners gain more freedom—or become dependent on software they can’t afford to leave?
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