Tether partners with OCEAN to mine Bitcoin
Move aims to decentralize Bitcoin’s hashrate
Strengthens security and transparency in mining

Tether Supports Decentralized Bitcoin Mining
Stablecoin giant Tether has just announced a significant move in the Bitcoin ecosystem. The company plans to deploy both its current and future Bitcoin mining hashrate to the OCEAN mining pool, aiming to enhance the Bitcoin mining decentralization of the network.
This partnership marks a strategic alignment with OCEAN, a mining pool initiative led by long-time Bitcoin advocate Luke Dashjr. OCEAN is designed to be a transparent, non-custodial platform that returns control of mining back to individual operators—something that aligns closely with Bitcoin’s core philosophy of decentralization.

Why Decentralization Matters in Bitcoin Mining
Over the years, concerns have grown about the centralization of Bitcoin mining power among a few large pools. This concentration of power could pose risks to the network’s neutrality, censorship resistance, and long-term security.

By directing its hashrate to OCEAN, Tether is taking a proactive step to help distribute mining power more evenly. The move is seen as a response to the call for a healthier, more secure mining environment—one where no single entity holds too much influence over block creation.

Tether’s Broader Role in Bitcoin Infrastructure
Tether’s involvement goes beyond issuing the world’s largest stablecoin. In recent months, the company has shown increasing interest in supporting Bitcoin infrastructure—from mining to energy investments.

By backing OCEAN’s decentralized mining vision, Tether is contributing to the robustness of Bitcoin’s foundational layer. This move could inspire other institutional players to rethink their approach to mining—shifting focus from control and profit to security and sustainability.