What’s going on cryptocurrency universe—this one’s a tough update. I filmed this in February 2020, and it’s basically a sad day for the warehouse. We’ve been in this facility for about three years, our lease is up, and the landlord wants a much longer lease this time. The problem is the 2019/2020 crypto winter absolutely dented profitability here. We did great the first six months and the place pretty much paid for itself, but we held a lot in crypto instead of selling, then the market stayed down way longer than we expected. I break down the real-world math and risk: our bread and butter has been Ethereum and Ethereum Classic, and we need roughly $300–$400 ETH to comfortably cover bills and actually turn profit. At $150–$160 ETH, it just isn’t cutting it—especially with rent around $2,300–$2,400/month. I also talk about the lessons learned: long-term, you really want to own the ground, reduce overhead, and seriously look at generating your own power (solar/wind) so you can survive the next winter. Even if we have to close this location, it’s not the end. I’m still mining at the house on my original rigs, and I’m looking at new opportunities—different locations, owning land, and different hardware strategies. I’m also excited about CPU-centric mining trends like Verus, plus diversification (and why I like FPGAs for convertibility).