Short answers to the questions people ask most. Last updated 2026-10-23.
Farm Futures is a Bitcoin mining farm that ran privately for about five years and is now open to public investors, with the official launch on 27 October 2026. It runs 1,980 Antminer S19 Pro miners (about 212 PH/s, operator estimate), has about 18 MWp of solar on site, and is adding a hall for AI GPU servers.
Revenue comes from the computing work the farm performs. Today that is Bitcoin mining: the fleet earns newly issued bitcoin and fees through a mining pool. A second hall for AI GPU servers is built and cooled; the first GPUs are planned about two months after launch, and the planned split is about 70% of power for mining and 30% for AI compute.
Investor money buys the next generation of Bitcoin miners and AI GPU servers. The machines running today have about two more years of useful life, so new capital replaces and extends the fleet. The land, halls, solar plant, cooling and power lines are already built (operator estimate: about 36-37 million USD invested so far).
There are 3 plans, each paying an illustrative annual rate that moves with bitcoin every month: Starter $300 to $999 (21-25% a year); Growth $1,000 to $9,999 (26-30% a year); Pro $10,000 and above (31-36% a year). The minimum is $300 and the principal is locked for six months. Rates are illustrative ranges, never guaranteed.
Investors pay in USDT on TRON (TRC20), BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) or Ethereum (ERC20) to the address shown on their own order. Each order has a unique amount down to the cent, and the site confirms the transfer on the blockchain itself. No screenshots, no manual approval, and payment is never requested in private messages.
Returns depend on the bitcoin price, network difficulty, energy and equipment, so they can fall and capital can be lost. Figures on the site are labelled verified, estimate or planned; most operating figures are the operator’s estimates. The farm’s location is kept private for security, which also means it cannot be visited. Read the Risk Disclosure before investing.
Three places: the live page shows the fleet hashrate, its share of the whole Bitcoin network and the power in use, each figure labelled; the transparency page explains how every deposit is verified on-chain; and the Risk Disclosure lists what can go wrong. Network data comes from mempool.space, a public source anyone can open.
Partners share a personal link and earn a one-time 1% of the first verified investment of each person who joins with it, with no fee to join. Round 1 is open now (soft open) and runs until 26 November 2026; the official launch is 27 October 2026. At the end of a round the leaderboard winners earn extra on that round: 1st place +1.5 points, the next 3 +1, the next 5 +0.5.
The farm has about 8 MW of electricity on average from solar, wind and other sources (operator estimate). The mining fleet draws about 6.4 MW. Solar covers roughly 40% of the yearly energy, and every sunny hour lowers the average cost per kWh, which is what decides the margin in mining and AI compute.
The farm, live · Plans · Transparency · Risk Disclosure · FAQ
| Figure | Value | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Total land area | 50,950 m² | Estimate |
| Built area | 11,000 m² | Estimate |
| Mining halls | 3,000 m² | Estimate |
| Wind turbines | 12 turbines | Estimate |
| Private operation | 5 years | Estimate |
| Project value | 30 M USD | Estimate |
| Bitcoin mining allocation | 70 % | Planned |
| AI computing allocation | 30 % | Planned |
| Solar capacity | 18 MWp | Estimate |
| Solar energy production | 28 GWh/yr | Estimate |
| Available electricity | 8 MW | Estimate |
| Mining fleet consumption | 6.4 MW | Estimate |
| Mining machines | 1,980 machines | Estimate |
| Fleet hashrate | 207 PH/s | Estimate |