Tether CTO: Bitcoin mining software Moria is highly modular and scalable to tens of millions of devices

Odaily Planet Daily News Tether CTO Paolo Ardoino said on Twitter yesterday: "Tether is investing in renewable energy production (with excess reserves/profits) and sustainable Bitcoin mining. Although there are a lot of cloud-based Bitcoin Mining trackers, but nothing I've seen so far is really customizable, and lacks deep orchestration capabilities to analyze real-time, point-by-point data, to optimize output. Imagine a bitcoin mining site. It has tens of thousands of mining machines, tens of thousands of containers and other equipment connected together. It's basically a giant IoT project. Millions of data points are generated every minute. Moria is building a scalable architecture based on the Web3 development platform Holepunch, which is highly modular and can collect, aggregate, and analyze data from different types of devices (that is, artificial intelligence prediction models, etc.) to collect the best possible intelligence to optimize Bitcoin. mining. Once bitcoin mining is fully deployed, the software will expand to coordinate energy production, including solar panels, wind farms, etc., which can provide a wealth of information. Using Holepunch's P2P data structure and streaming technology will allow Moria to scale even to tens of millions of devices and enable dynamic grouping and orchestration. Moria currently contains more than 30 modules/microservices and is still growing. " Earlier on August 6, Paolo Ardoino tweeted that the Tether development team has basically completed the work of mining hardware-related Javascript libraries to transmit commands to WhatsMiner, AvalonMiner and Antminer and interact with them, and is writing the Moria mine orchestration tool. The core architecture, some parts of the mining software will be provided on an open source platform in the future.