GoMining Strategy: 200 USDC, 20% Maintenance Discount and the Rule for New TH
200 USDC and a 20% Discount — The Rule That Decides When I Can Grow
My mining farm will not grow simply because it generates a surplus. First it must recover capital, stabilize costs and prove that every new TH can be economically sustained.
After building roughly 10 TH of productive capacity, I introduced a much stricter rule for the next phase.
I do not want to keep adding personal capital every time I want to increase mining power.
I want the system itself to progressively earn the right to grow.
Then stabilize efficiency.
Only after that expand the mining farm again.
First objective: recover the initial capital
The actual personal capital invested in the project has been approximately €176–180.
To make the strategy easier to monitor, I rounded the recovery target to 200 USDC.
This is now my operational threshold.
Capital target: 200 USDC
In the latest snapshot, the balance had reached approximately 60 USDC.
That represents roughly 30% of the recovery target.
The 10 USDC per month rule
Every month, part of the value produced is allocated to capital recovery.
The rule is deliberately simple:
I do not want this amount to constantly change depending on the monthly surplus.
I treat it almost like an instalment that the system pays to progressively return the capital I originally provided.
Second objective: maintain the 20% discount
Value not needed for the monthly capital-recovery allocation can help strengthen the efficiency of the mining farm.
In particular, GOMINING is retained to support the maintenance discount.
In the latest snapshot, the total discount had reached approximately 19.48%.
My operational goal is to stabilize it as close as possible to the maximum 20%.
I do not sacrifice the 10 USDC to reach 20% faster
In theory, I could temporarily stop capital recovery and use everything to increase the discount faster.
I chose not to.
The strength of the strategy is precisely that two processes continue at the same time:
- recovering personal capital;
- improving mining-farm efficiency.
When can I buy another TH?
I have defined two conditions.
Both must be satisfied.
= permission to grow.
Why only 1 TH at a time?
Once both conditions are satisfied, I will not buy large amounts of mining power at once.
The rule will be: 1 TH at a time.
After every increase, the system must stabilize again.
Only then can another increase be considered.
Growth should finance itself
This is the biggest change compared with the initial phase.
At the beginning, personal capital built the mining farm.
The future phase should progressively reverse that relationship:
In other words, I want to progressively reduce dependence on new external capital.
The next phase: reaching the next VIP level
Once expansion restarts, the process should remain gradual:
This cycle can continue until the next VIP level is reached.
Even then, VIP should be the consequence of sustainable growth, not a target pursued at any cost.
And after the next VIP?
The current phase is heavily focused on USDC and GOMINING because I am building the engine.
But that is not the final destination.
Once capital has been recovered, the farm has stabilized and the desired growth phase has been completed, the main objective will return to producing and accumulating Bitcoin.
GOMINING builds efficiency.
TH builds productive capacity.
BTC remains the final output.
The complete rule
- 10 USDC per month until 200 USDC;
- GOMINING used to support the maintenance discount;
- operational target close to 20% discount;
- no new TH before capital recovery;
- no new TH if it compromises the discount;
- future expansion of 1 TH at a time;
- stabilization after every increase;
- progressive growth toward the next VIP level;
- final objective: return to accumulating BTC.
One final step remains: understanding why GoMining is no longer an isolated project, but has become the productive engine of my broader digital ecosystem.
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