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US startup that builds factory-made compute modules connecting directly to renewable power plants, and owns, operates and sells the resulting capacity for AI workloads.
THORChain took in about $404,600 in swap fees from October 5 to 11, more than double the week before its September surge. Cryptopolitan's count has that 82% below the hack week, and its "no exploit money" label rests on an absence of reports.
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THORChain earned about 63% of its $3.01 million September income in the five days that Bitget hack-linked funds moved through the network. The other 25 days made about $1.1 million, roughly twice August's daily rate, so ordinary demand grew far less than the headline figure suggests.
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THORChain turned down Bitget's request to block addresses tied to a suspected North Korean theft, though it paused its own chain over a $10.7 million hack in May. That pause showed its operators move fast when the loss is theirs. Exchanges downstream are left to screen what THORChain lets through.
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Rune says siting its RELIC module at a solar farm cuts auxiliary infrastructure cost by 85 percent. The saving covers the hardware around the servers, and the hours a plant can deliver are still the buyer's to work out.
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A $40 million Series A led by Spark Capital funds 8-by-8-foot modules that plug straight into solar panels and run on the midday surplus grids refuse. Rune puts the saving at about 90% per megawatt of capacity.
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