SegmentsHash

Tokenised hashrate · Gulf datacenters · live since 2021

A miner you can sell.
Hashrate you can rent.

We run Antminer S23 Hydros in our Gulf datacenters. Each machine is 580 tokens, one per terahash, and every token sells in seconds, in any quantity. Mine it to your own pool, sell when you are done, or burn 580 and take the machine.

Or watch it work first. Full demo, no wallet needed.

100,340 TH of real hashrate, mining around the clock

What are you here for?

Own a miner

Buy a real machine we run for you. It mines Bitcoin straight to you.

See the three steps ↓Buy now →

Rent hashrate

Get mining power for weeks or months without ever buying a machine.

See renter pricing →

Trade the token

Every machine is 580 tokens. Buy any slice, sell any time, in seconds.

See the sell side ↓
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Solana
the ledger
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USDC
settlement
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Bitcoin
what you mine
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at launch
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at launch
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Three steps, nothing hidden

Buy the machine, watch it become tokens, choose their work.

Antminer S23 Hydro, water-cooled Bitcoin miner, 580 TH/s
Step 1

Buy the miner

A real S23 Hydro, $15,660, run by us

Step 2

It becomes tokens

At power-on it mints into 580 SHASH, one per terahash

Step 3

Choose their work

Stake to any pool for Bitcoin, sell any amount on the DEX, or redeem the machine itself.

Your path through the product

One mint, three doors, all of them always open.

1 · Buy → tokenize
Antminer S23 Hydro
$15,660 a machine

At power-on it becomes 580 tokens. That conversion is the mint.

Buy hashrate
Stake it. Point your terahash at any pool. Staked tokens split the whole fleet.
Sell it. Any amount, any time, into the pool Segments seeds and never drains.
Redeem it. Burn 580 and the machine ships, the floor under the other two.
Only need it for a while
Then just sell it back

Renting, without a rental contract.

What changes when a miner can be sold

A used miner takes weeks to move and sells at a discount. As 580 tokens it moves in seconds, which makes ownership something you can do for a month.

Sells in seconds

No crate, no buyer hunt, no discount.

Sell any slice

193 tokens, or one. Never a whole machine.

A miner with a price

580 tokens is one machine, priced live.

Cloud miners bid

Anyone needing hash is a standing bid for yours.

Rent it by owning it

Buy for a month, sell when done.

Or take the metal

580 tokens burn, one machine ships.

You can sell in seconds, so you can own for a month, so you never have to rent. The next sections price that out.

The sell side

Selling the machine takes weeks. Selling its terahash takes one transaction.

Pick a size and watch both routes fill it. Both can fail.

Try a size:Drag the sliders, every number reacts

Sell the tokens

Modelled · no pool yet
You would receive $14,420

$24.86 per token · 7.9% below the floor price

580 tokens at the floor price$15,660
− transfer fee 2.5%565.5 reach the pool−$392
− swap fee 0.25% to the pool−$38
− price impact5.3% of the pool's token side−$811
You receive$14,420

Sell the machine

The world without tokens
You receive

1 machine · about 6 weeks

1 × S23 Hydro at list$15,660
− the discount you accept, 20%−$3,132
+ mining while you wait, 6 weeksnet of energy, while you wait+…
crate, freight, escrowyours to arrange
You receive
Here the crate nets you more. If you can find a buyer at this discount and wait 6 weeks, hardware beats a pool this deep, but it cannot settle today, or sell a fraction of a machine.No pool exists yet. This is the formula at a depth you chose, not a live quote. Segments seeds USDC worth 10% of every batch minted: $541,836 of depth at launch, growing from there.

Who buys your tokens

The people who need hash for a while

Anyone who wants hashrate for a month, without buying a machine, is bidding for what you hold. They buy your tokens and sell them back when done. That is the bid under your position.

The renter's case, in full →
2.5% × 2
round-trip fee
~3%
marketplace all-in premium
~69 days
when owning overtakes renting

What the fleet actually mines

173 machines, 100,340 terahash, one token per terahash, computed live from the last 144 blocks.

173 of these, racked in our Gulf datacenters, 100,340 TH on the wire.
mined per day by the whole fleet
in dollars, today
per year at today's economics
per machine per day, before energy

Live numbers

Honest math, not an annualised promise. Drag everything.

One S23 Hydro, marked to market
580 tokens × $27.00 (mint parity, no market yet)
Fleet
173 machines ≈ 100.3 PH
Bitcoin
live source
Hashprice
per TH per day source
Energy per TH
per day, fixed at $0.06/kWh
Net margin
per TH per day · floor price $27

What should your tokens do?

Live. Drag everything

Stake & mine

/yr

Your hashrate, your pool, Bitcoin straight to you. Fewer stakers means more TH per token, and energy bills on the TH you receive, $0.01368 per TH per day.

Pool it & earn fees

Best now
10.1% /yr
$8.67 per day

Pair tokens with equal USDC and take the 0.25% swap fee on every trade across your liquidity, 5.8% of the pool, beside Segments' own depth.

Why pooling is unusually safe here: market-making normally risks impermanent loss. Redemption floors SHASH and mint parity caps it, so the price stays in a narrow band and that loss stays tiny:
-0.14%
at the floor
-0.41%
+20% to parity band
-5.72%
if it doubles
A real rally is the one case where holding beats pooling.

Or just hold: no yield, full price exposure, instant exit. Mining uses the live hashprice; the pool legs use your assumptions above. The 2.5% fee is friction on traders, so treat high-volume cases as ambitious. Nothing here is a promised return.

The machine behind every redemption

Antminer S23 Hydro, the water-cooled 580 TH/s machine behind every 580 SHASH
Antminer S23 Hydro. The water loops on the left are the hydro cooling that makes 9.5 J/TH possible.
ModelAntminer S23 Hydro
Hashrate580 TH/s
Efficiency9.5 joules per terahash
Power5.51 kW, water cooled
HomeSegments datacenters, UAE
Tokens per machine580 SHASH

Want the metal after all?

Send 580 tokens to the redemption contract: they burn, the fleet count drops 580 TH, and we hand you a brand-new S23 Hydro

Fleet hashrate in, a real machine out. Nothing wrapped, nothing synthetic.

Plain answers

The six questions everyone asks, answered in full.

What exactly do I own?+

A Solana token, SHASH: one token is one terahash per second of our fleet's real mining power. Tokens only come to exist when hashrate is powered on, and they burn when a machine is redeemed. Nobody can print one any other way.

580 tokens always unlock a physical S23 Hydro, and we hold stock to honour that.

Five percent of each batch funds the team, carved out of the batch, never printed on top.

Who is buying?+

Anyone who wants mining power for a few weeks without buying a machine, plus mining desks sizing up, and people who would otherwise buy a cloud-mining contract.

Under them all sits a standing pool of dollars: Segments seeds it with USDC worth 10% of every batch minted, roughly $271,000 at launch, and never withdraws it.

Every sale also helps the next: fewer staked tokens means more hashrate for everyone still staked, which lifts the yield and pulls buyers back in.

That loop holds while a terahash earns more than its power costs; if it ever does not, we curtail and the energy meter pauses with it. Wallet-to-wallet transfers work today; the trading pool opens at mainnet launch.

Is this cloud mining?+

No. It is the way out of it. A cloud contract takes your money up front; change your mind and the money is gone.

Here you buy tokens, mine them to your own pool, and sell them when you are done. The capital comes back.

The only sums truly spent are the 2.5% transfer fee each way and energy at cost. Below about a month renting is genuinely cheaper. The comparison above finds the crossover for your size.

What is it worth when I sell?+

Whatever the market pays, inside two anchors. Below: 580 tokens always convert into a machine, so they cannot trade far under hardware value for long.

Above: new tokens are only issued at the higher of the mint price or the market price, so supply can never be printed cheaply into the market.

Between those two it moves with Bitcoin and mining economics, in both directions. Selling immediately means selling at a price, not necessarily a good one.

That is the one risk renting does not carry, and we would rather you saw it here than discovered it later.

What does it cost to hold?+

Nothing while unstaked. While staked, electricity on the hashrate delivered to you: $0.01368 per terahash per day at our flat $0.06 per kWh, billed hourly on-chain.

When half of all tokens are staked, each staked token is delivered 2 TH. You pay energy on 2 TH and earn on the same 2 TH.

Transfers between wallets carry a 2.5% fee, taken in SHASH, never in dollars. Staking and unstaking are free of it.

If I stop paying for energy?+

Your balance slides into credit for up to ten days of energy. Then delivery pauses and you get 72 hours to top up, penalty-free.

After that the position settles itself: tokens worth the unpaid bill are burned, and every other token returns to your wallet automatically, unstaked.

You never owe us money; nobody chases you.

Buy hashrate

Only need it for a few months? Price it against renting.