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@SolunaHoldings Is Building a Multi-Leg Power Platform,
Some investors want Soluna to distance itself from Bitcoin completely.
The instinct is understandable. The market gives higher multiples to AI infrastructure, while Bitcoin-related businesses often trade with more volatility and less institutional confidence.
But that is not really what Soluna management has been saying.
The more accurate read is this:
Soluna is moving away from being viewed as a proprietary Bitcoin mining company and toward being valued as a power-backed digital infrastructure platform.
That distinction matters.
In Q1 2026, Bitcoin hosting already represented the majority of Soluna’s revenue, while proprietary Bitcoin mining was a much smaller part of the mix. Hosting was roughly 70%+ of revenue, while proprietary mining was around 20%. And management has made it clear that the hosting model is expected to take more share over time as proprietary mining becomes less central.
So the real pivot is not simply:
Bitcoin → AI
It is:
proprietary mining → hosting infrastructure → multi-load compute platform
Power is the constant.
@jbelizaireCEO has repeatedly framed Soluna around one central idea: build data centers where the power already is. That is the core of the business model. The customer can be a Bitcoin hosting customer, an AI/HPC tenant, or another compute load. But the platform starts with power access, behind-the-meter infrastructure, curtailment, grid flexibility and speed-to-energization.
That is why Bitcoin hosting still has a role.
Bitcoin hosting is not the highest-value destination. AI/HPC is clearly the larger re-rating opportunity. Kati 2 (+350 MW) & Dorothy 3 (+300 MW) are the projects the market is watching because they could move Soluna into longer-term, higher-value infrastructure economics.
But Bitcoin hosting is the operating bridge.
It generates cash flow today. It proves that Soluna can operate compute behind the meter. It monetizes sites that may not yet be ready for AI/HPC. It builds operating experience around uptime, curtailment, power pricing, demand response and grid interaction. And it helps fund the pre-development work needed for larger AI campuses.
That is not a distraction from AI.
It is how the platform gets built.
The stronger way to understand Soluna is as a company with several connected legs:
▪︎ BTC hosting is the current revenue engine. It provides recurring infrastructure revenue, flexible load and operational proof.
▪︎ AI/HPC infrastructure is the higher-value growth engine. Kati 2 and Dorothy 3 are the key projects that could validate this next layer.
▪︎ Grid and ancillary services create another monetization path by turning Soluna’s behind-the-meter flexible load into value for the power system.
Power assets & power partnerships such as Las Majadas, EDF (now KKR)/Masdar, Briscoe Wind & additional power sourcing form the strategic base.
Energy orchestration through systems like MaestroOS helps manage power, curtailment and compute load dynamically.
Project development & financing turn the pipeline into a repeatable infrastructure platform rather than a collection of isolated sites.
That is the platform story.
So when investors say Soluna should distance itself from Bitcoin, the more precise answer is:
Soluna should distance itself from being valued as a proprietary Bitcoin miner.
But it should not abandon Bitcoin hosting as a platform leg.
A pure miner is exposed to hashprice, machine cycles and Bitcoin volatility.
A hosting & infrastructure platform is selling access to power-backed compute capacity.
That is the model Soluna appears to be moving toward.
In that framework, Bitcoin hosting and AI/HPC are not enemies. They are different workloads on the same power-first platform. Bitcoin hosting is more flexible and monetizes infrastructure today. AI/HPC is higher-value and will unlock a larger valuation
Please distance yourself from Bitcoin. You’ve pivoted to AI. Stay the course!!!