Our Mission: Bitcoin Hardware, Miners, Nodes & Self-Custody

Bitcoin was built toreturn powerto the many.

Bitcoin gives people a way to verify, hold, and participate for themselves. Solo Satoshi helps make that practical with approachable hardware, clear guidance, and human support for miners, node operators, self-custody users, and home technology builders.

The promise:More people can participate.

Bitcoin was designed as an open network: anyone can verify the rules, hold their own keys, and take part without asking permission.
That promise becomes real through everyday choices: running a node, practicing self-custody, using open-source software, and learning how the tools work.
Solo Satoshi exists to make those choices easier to understand and easier to act on. We help customers find the right hardware, set it up with confidence, and keep building from there.

The barriers are real.
The response can be practical.

Mining.
Centralized.
A June 23, 2026 snapshot attributed more than 70% of Bitcoin’s hashrate to four pools. Pooling can be useful, but more independent hashrate gives the network more resilience.Source: June 23, 2026 pool snapshot
~70%Hashrate / 4 pools
Custody.
Surrendered.
Glassnode’s exchange-balance metric currently estimates 16.4% of Bitcoin supply on known exchange addresses. Self-custody gives people a more direct relationship with their funds.Source: Glassnode exchange-balance metric
16.4%Supply / exchanges
Validation.
Abandoned.
Bitnodes counted 26,470 reachable Bitcoin nodes in its latest snapshot. Running a node is one practical way to verify Bitcoin’s rules for yourself, whether it lives on a dedicated node or a home server.Source: Bitnodes network snapshot
26,470Reachable nodes / snapshot

Network figures change over time. We link the underlying sources so you can review the latest data and methodology.

The sovereignty triangle.
Start where you are.

Your Node

Run a full node or home server to verify Bitcoin’s rules yourself. We help you choose practical hardware and understand what it is doing, so you can build with confidence.

Validate

Your Keys

Self-custody means holding the keys to your own bitcoin. A trusted hardware wallet and clear guidance can make that first step approachable, whether you are new or experienced.

Custody

Your Hashrate

A miner is one way to participate directly in the network. Start with open-source hardware that fits your space, goals, and budget, then grow your setup at your own pace.

Produce
Permissionless money is not a feature. It is a civil right, and it only exists when real people can verify, hold, and participate in the network that produces it.
— Matt Howard, Founder & CEO

Sovereignty is practical.
It starts with tools you can use.

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Financial freedom

The ability to hold, send and receive value without permission. The precondition of every other freedom.

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Censorship resistance

A neutral settlement layer cannot unperson you. No policy reversal, no deplatforming, no quiet freeze.

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Property rights

Keys you hold are property you own. Keys someone else holds are property they decide you own.

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Verification without trust

A running node is the end of “just trust me.” It is Bitcoin’s rules, checked against reality, at home.

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Open-source hardware

Transparent tools give customers more visibility, more choice, and a clearer path to understanding what they use.

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Support that stays with you

The right setup is more than a product. Our team helps you compare hardware, get started, and keep moving after checkout.

Choose your next step.

Take your hashrate

Mine Bitcoin

Explore Bitcoin home miners for solo mining and help strengthen a more distributed network.

Explore Bitcoin miners

Take your keys

Hold your coins

Move toward self-custody with trusted wallets and practical guidance for beginners and experienced users.

Take custody

Take your node

Run your network

Build a node or home server that helps you verify, learn, and take greater control of your technology.

Run the rules

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