The land, power, and hashrate behind the network.
Demand and the stratum are only as strong as what runs underneath them. Segments brings the hashrate and marketplace; our UAE joint venture with Active Energy Group (AEG) brings the land and low-cost power, all connected to the same Index everyone else prices against.
Both sides settle in BTC and price off one neutral Index. The more fleets connect, the deeper the backfill pool gets.
Four layers built on one network.
Everything sits on one verifiable number. The Index is the root, the benchmark every layer prices and settles against. Demand, the stratum, and supply are the three sides built on it.
The verifiable BTC/PH-day hashprice benchmark, anchored to Bitcoin. Every layer prices and settles against it. Check it yourself →
Buyers of hashrate. A two-sided marketplace, every price discovered from the Index.
The operator control plane. Redistribution and backfill keep output steady when a machine drops.
Land, power, and hashrate: the physical layer the network runs on.
The physical layer, ready to run.
Permitted, powered, connectivity-ready sites, so capacity goes online in weeks, not quarters.
Sourced to sit below the profit line the IonGrid Breakeven Index tracks (~$0.05–0.08/kWh by fleet efficiency), so hosted hashrate stays above water.
Fleets ready to deploy, or capacity to fill yours, matched to live demand on the marketplace.
Power that stays below the breakeven line.
The IonGrid Breakeven Index publishes the power price that breaks even at today's hashprice — it depends on fleet efficiency: about $0.078/kWh for a modern S21-class fleet, lower for older gear, and to actually profit operators want sub-$0.05/kWh. Our supply is built to sit below that profit line, and it updates every block.
The break-even power price at current hashprice, by fleet efficiency (older gear → modern S21). A host compares it to their own power cost to see whether their floor is safe. It is the line, not advice.
One integration, in four steps.
Point your fleet's stratum at Equalizer: one integration, any pool, any firmware. No rip-and-replace.
Your hashrate is valued against the published IonGrid Index, a neutral benchmark you can audit, not a number we assert.
When a machine drops, the marketplace fills the gap so your customers never go dark. Uptime held, not insured.
Sell into demand when the Index runs high; keep hashing when it doesn't. You keep the spread, and your tool makes the call.
Common questions about the supply layer.
Who is the supply behind IonGrid?+
Segments and Active Energy Group (AEG). Segments brings the hashrate and marketplace; our UAE joint venture with AEG, a UK-listed energy group, brings the land and low-cost power. We sell sites, power, and hashrate to hosting firms, and source hashrate back, so demand and supply meet over the same rails.
Why connect my fleet here?+
You price off a neutral, published benchmark (the IonGrid Index), the marketplace backfills your downtime, and you reach demand you don't have to go find. One integration at the stratum layer, with no rip-and-replace.
What is the breakeven line?+
The IonGrid Breakeven Index publishes the power price that breaks even at today's hashprice — it depends on fleet efficiency (about $0.078/kWh for a modern S21 fleet, lower for older gear), and operators need sub-$0.05/kWh to actually profit. Hosting providers track it to know whether their floor is safe; our supply is built to sit below the profit line.
Do you replace my firmware or pool?+
No. You keep your firmware, pool, and tools. Equalizer connects at the stratum layer and orchestrates; it doesn't rip out what already works.
Connect your stratum, price off the Index, and let the marketplace backfill your downtime. Land, power, and hashrate, settled in BTC.