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Hashlabs, a mining company co-founded by Jaran Mellerud, has developed a project in Finland to use heat generated from Bitcoin mining machines to provide warmth in homes and buildings as winter sets across the country. 
The company uses “WhatsMiner M63S” mining machines, which produce a significant amount of heat as a byproduct. But instead of wasting this heat, Hashlabs captures it and turns it into hot water. This hot water is then distributed into Finland’s district heating network through insulated underground pipes to warm buildings and keep the citizens cozy. 
In a recent tweet, Mellerud shared images of mining machines. He said, “But don’t be afraid! WhatsMiner M63S #bitcoin mining machines are ready to provide heat for homes, hospitals, and other buildings. Bitcoin mining will help us get through the winter.”&nbsp; 
The project is innovative, and it helps reduce the use of fossil fuels like coal, oil, and peat, which most of the citizens use for heating. 
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According to reports, Hashlabs has successfully integrated two mining facilities into Finland’s district heating systems, with a third project in progress.&nbsp; 
Moreover, this approach gives Bitcoin miners a chance to fight the financial challenges posed by the 2024 Bitcoin halving event. Following the Bitcoin halving, which reduced miner rewards from 6.25 to 3.125 BTC per block, many miners are struggling to stay profitable.&nbsp; 
According to a <a href="https://www.cryptotimes.io/2024/08/16/bitcoin-miners-raise-2-2-billion-in-debt-financing-after-april-halving/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow">previous report</a>, public Bitcoin mining companies in the U.S. raised over $1.7 billion in the second quarter of 2024 through stock offerings to stay afloat amid the halving effects 
Companies like Core Scientific and Marathon Digital have turned to alternative funding options such as private offerings and loans, raising millions to cover costs and maintain operations.&nbsp; 
However, by monetizing the heat generated by mining, Bitcoin miners can create a secondary income stream to help them stabilize during this hard time. 
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Hashlabs Uses Bitcoin Mining to Heat Homes in Finland

The Crypto Times

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