According to PANews on August 16, Paolo Ardoino, chief technology officer of Tether, shared more information about the company's bitcoin mining software Moria on Twitter yesterday. "While there are tons of cloud-based bitcoin mining trackers out there, nothing I've seen so far is really customizable and lacks deep orchestration capabilities that analyze real-time, tick-by-tick data to optimize output," Ardoino said. Moria is building a scalable architecture based on the Web3 development platform Holepunch, which can be precisely customized to 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 implemented, the software will split and coordinate energy production. There are also solar panels, wind farms, etc., which can provide a lot of information. Using Holepunch's P2P data structure and streaming technology will allow Moria to even Scale to tens of millions of devices, enabling dynamic grouping and orchestration. Moria currently contains more than 30 modules/microservices and is still growing.”
Prior to the news on August 6, Tether launched bitcoin mining software to strengthen the effective management of mining capabilities.