About

Cascadia Mining specializes in Bitcoin mining and the advancement of blockchain technology. Headquartered in Seattle, WA, amid the Pacific Northwest's scenic landscapes. With a strong commitment to environmental stewardship, Cascadia Mining aims to achieve carbon-neutral operations by 2030. The company leverages its technological expertise and innovative approach to make a meaningful impact on the global Bitcoin landscape.

We focus on Bitcoin mining. 

Yes, Cascadia Mining is a proud member of One Percent for the Planet, an organization that supports environmental causes. Our membership is facilitated through our parent company. This aligns with our commitment to environmental stewardship and our goal to achieve carbon-neutral operations by 2030. As a member, we pledge to donate 1% of our annual revenue to support environmental initiatives and causes.

Cascadia Mining is committed to environmental responsibility in several key ways:

• Carbon Neutrality: The company has a strategic goal to achieve carbon-neutral Bitcoin operations by 2030. This involves offsetting emissions through various initiatives, such as renewable energy sourcing and carbon offset purchases.
• Sustainability: Our business model emphasizes environmental responsibility. We prioritize the use of energy-efficient machinery in our operations. In addition, we are actively exploring recycling programs for electronic waste.
• Collaborative Efforts and Certification: Cascadia Mining actively seeks partnerships with organizations that focus on environmental sustainability and is committed to achieving third-party certification for its environmental practices. This multi-faceted approach allows the company to continually improve, leveraging both the expertise and resources of eco-conscious entities, as well as third-party validation.

At Cascadia Mining, we're building towards a future where finance is more equitable and inclusive. Through our steady contributions to the Bitcoin network's computational power—commonly known as the "hash rate"—we're strengthening Bitcoin's potential as a secure, decentralized financial resource. 

While we operate in multiple geographic locations to diversify our mining activities, the Pacific Northwest is among the regions where we have expansion plans, in addition to it being our headquarters. The benefits of this region, such as a stable electricity supply and favorable climate conditions, ensure efficient mining operations. As with all our locations, we aim to contribute positively to the communities where we operate, aligning with our broader mission to empower financial inclusion and economic freedom through Bitcoin.

At Cascadia Mining, we are currently colocated with reputable third-party hosting services throughout North America. This allows us to leverage the advantages of existing infrastructure, providing a stable and secure environment for our mining operations.

In alignment with our longer-term vision, we aim to diversify our hosting solutions to include both third-party services and self-hosted facilities. We are committed to maintaining operations in multiple geographic locations, enhancing the resilience and effectiveness of our mining activities.

No, Cascadia Mining is not publicly traded. This means that shares are not available for purchase on any stock exchanges.

At Cascadia Mining, HODLing isn't just a buzzword—it's a cornerstone of our financial strategy. We maintain a substantial reserve of Bitcoin within our corporate treasury, reflecting our long-term conviction in the cryptocurrency's potential for growth and stability. This approach not only affirms our commitment to the digital asset but also provides us with the flexibility to reinvest in and enhance our mining operations. We're not speculators; we're committed stakeholders in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

Yes, we are open to collaborations that align with our core values of innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. If you're interested in partnering with us, please reach out info@cascadiamining.com.

No, Cascadia Mining is not classified as a Money Services Business (MSB) under the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) guidelines, as outlined by the U.S. Bank Secrecy Act (BSA).

FinCEN specifies that a company involved in Bitcoin mining is considered a "user" rather than an MSB under the following conditions:

• The mined Bitcoin is used to pay for goods or services, settle debts (including debts to the company's owners), or make distributions to owners.
• The mined Bitcoin is converted into real currency or another convertible virtual currency. This conversion is solely for the purpose of making payments, such as purchasing goods or services, or for the company's own investment purposes.

By adhering to these conditions, Cascadia Mining operates as a "user" of Bitcoin, not an MSB. For more information, please refer to FinCEN's official administrative ruling.

We aim to reach new standards for environmentally friendly Bitcoin solutions, not just in the Pacific Northwest but on a global scale. By focusing on long-term, sustainable growth, we intend to make a balanced contribution to the future of Bitcoin technology.