Hey, welcome back to the mining pod. Finally, got the BitX crew on the show. Scott, welcome to the

mining pod. It's well overdue, well overdue, but I'm glad we got you on. Hey, what's up? Glad to be

here. Thanks for having me. I think the first time we met each other was November of last year at the

ocean launch party. Maybe we met earlier. There's tons of mining events, but I think that's the

person I remember talking with you and hearing about BitX. And at the time, I'm going to be

honest, I was like, not another one of these like little like mining devices. But you know what?

You found like a market gap. People are like going crazy over them. There's like a Bitax

mafia, so to speak, on Twitter. I'm hearing about like, uh, hosting companies and

retail companies trying to like acquire Bitax. I've even heard that you're having like a

problem like meeting all the demand. I don't know if that's just like me, uh, reading into

it too much, but it seems like a good problem to have. So I'm glad we got

you on. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I was thinking about that before I joined. I think that is where we

first met in South Carolina a little less than a year ago. That seems like so long ago. Yeah.

Like it's kind of crazy when you think about it, like everything that's happened in

basically a year.

I was thinking about with that spot, there was a Bitcoin mining site using the hydro dam in that area.

And I was thinking about like with the hurricane, I just went through if that impacted the operation there, which I won't reveal the name or the location.

But it did make me think, you know, some danger

to hydro mining that area that you wouldn't have thought about it. Yeah, that was a really neat

sight. I mean, I think it's probably been through some floods before because it was also really

old. So hopefully they're all right. Yeah, I'm sure they're good. Uh, Collins also joining us.

You want to get you in here before, uh, you scare people 30 minutes into the podcast with a question.

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