SunBit Mining Corporation
Solar-powered, cost-advantaged Bitcoin mining infrastructure, operated with the reporting discipline of a public company and working toward a targeted NYSE American (AMEX) listing.
SunBit publishes its Bitcoin-to-USD conversion activity, sourced directly from bank records and dated market prices. In July 2026, the company converted $4,287.00 in mined Bitcoin to USD across 4 transactions. Under a Bitcoin Standard treasury policy, a portion of mined BTC is retained rather than sold, functioning as a form of retained earnings held in Bitcoin instead of cash.
An investment thesis built on structural advantage, not speculation.
SunBit’s case rests on five pillars: energy cost, financing structure, mining strategy, operating discipline, and a defined public-market pathway.
Structural Energy Cost Advantage
A $0.04/kWh contracted rate versus the $0.19/kWh GRU commercial grid rate, a 79% structural reduction in the largest cost line in Bitcoin mining.
Non-Dilutive Scalability via SBA Financing
Phased expansion from 6 to 96 rigs is designed to be funded through SBA 7(a) financing rather than repeated equity raises, which preserves founder and investor ownership.
Pool Mining at Scale
After two years of solo mining without solving a block against a 700+ EH/s global network, SunBit pivoted to pool mining on July 1, 2026, converting variance into steadier, more forecastable production.
Operating Discipline & Infrastructure Readiness
Corporate formation, tax compliance, banking, and equipment appraisal are being built out ahead of schedule.
Public-Market Pathway
A targeted July 12, 2027 listing on the NYSE American (AMEX) is treated as a milestone contingent on execution, not a promise.
SunBit’s financial model uses conservative assumptions: no reliance on Bitcoin price appreciation, and a fixed reference price used throughout every projection on this site.