Earlier US mining site and hosting listings (2023 to 2025): ask us for current status

Smaller US bitcoin mining sites, hosting offers and build partnerships listed from 2023 to 2025. Some may have traded. We confirm status on a call.

These are the smaller and older listings we have seen from 2023 to 2025: turnkey mining farms, hosting offers, small-site PPAs and build partnerships, from 0.25 MW to 30 MW. Some have probably traded. Others are still open or have a similar site behind them. We confirm current status on a call before sharing details.

Before you start

  • Listings: 20 earlier site, hosting and partnership offers.
  • Size: 0.25 MW to 30 MW.
  • Regions: Twelve US states.
  • Status: Listed 2023 to 2025, confirmed on a call.
  • Location, utility documents and price are shared on a call.

What we can share publicly

ItemSummary
Listings20 earlier site, hosting and partnership offers
Size0.25 MW to 30 MW
RegionsTwelve US states
StatusListed 2023 to 2025, confirmed on a call
TypesSites for sale, hosting, JV and build partners
Price and termsShared on a call
U.S. Energy Information AdministrationPJM

Every site on this page

SitePowerSetupListed
West Texas5 MW flare-gas siteOperating partner in placeMarch 2023
Washington StateHydro hosting, about 4 MWNo minimum, no curtailmentMarch 2023
KentuckyContainer hosting, 1.5 MW siteHosting slotsSeptember 2023
Georgia1 MW mining farmWarehouse, lease to 2028November 2023
Idaho1 MW mining farmLand and building includedDecember 2023
United States10 MW hostingTransformers and agreements in placeJanuary 2024
Missouri6 MW buildInvestor partner sought, lease and power contract signedMarch 2024
Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh area)4 MW hostingOperating siteApril 2024
Pennsylvania5 MW hosting siteManaged, containers in placeMay to October 2024
Pennsylvania1 MW+ revenue-share hostingContainers on siteJune 2024
Missouri5 MW hostingRepair center on siteAugust 2024
TennesseeRevenue-share hostingContainerizedSeptember 2024
Pennsylvania5 MW site for sale (4 MW installed)Managed grid, containersOctober 2024
Oregon10 MW turnkey siteContainers runningNovember 2024
North Carolina5 MW, scaling to 30 MWImmersion tanks and transformerJanuary 2025
Oregon10 MW hydro greenfieldLand ownership includedJanuary 2025
Illinois and MissouriEight sites, 0.25 to 0.5 MW eachTransformers in place, PPA basedMarch 2025
Kentucky1.5 MW operating siteSeeking hosting clients or buyerApril 2025
Oklahoma1 to 3 MW turnkey JVFully managed, investor owns equipmentMay 2025
Texas (Dallas area, ERCOT)1.5 MW immersion, expandable to 4 MW+Turnkey, warehouse leaseJuly 2025

Why this site is worth a call

Owners of small sites relist often, and a site that sold once can come back. If one of these matches what you need, a call is the fastest way to find out whether it, or something like it, is open now.U.S. Energy Information Administration

Who this site fits

Miners and small compute buyers looking for 0.25 MW to 30 MW, and investors open to a build partnership.

What you get on the call

We keep the specifics off the public page because owners ask us to, and because a site that is shopped everywhere loses value. On a 30 minute call we confirm your load, timeline and budget, then share:

  • Current status from the owner
  • Exact location and utility
  • Power price and terms
  • Asking price
  • Comparable sites that are open now

If this one is not right, we bring others that are. Most of what we place is never posted.

Questions that come up.

Are these older listings still available?

Some may have traded. We check current status with the owner before we share details or make an introduction.

How do I get the full details and price?

Book a call with Invariant using the link at the top of this page, or call or text (628) 220-8972. We share the location, utility documents and terms after a short fit check.

Is this site still available?

Availability changes weekly. We confirm current status on the call and bring comparable options if it has moved.

Sources and references.

Site specifications are as marketed by the seller and are checked against utility documents before any introduction. Public sources checked on . The location, equipment, and operating plan determine which requirements apply to a project.

  1. U.S. Energy Information AdministrationEIA Texas electricity profile ↗
  2. PJMPJM Interconnection ↗
  3. MISOMidcontinent Independent System Operator ↗