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Landers Blockchain Group Builds Two Cryptocurrency Mines in Central Arkansas
Interstate Holdings Blockchain, owned by Central Arkansas car dealer Steve Landers Jr. is currently building two cryptocurrency mining sites in central Arkansas.
A company spokesperson told AMP that the sites are expected to come online by the third quarter of this year. With the additional mines, Interstate will have more than 10 megawatts (10,000 kilowatts) of crypto-mining capacity, all in Arkansas, with the capacity to accommodate 3,600 miners, or 360 per MW.
“The hosting will be available to anyone who wants to host one to 1,000 miners,” said Interstate Holdings Vice President Dustin Curtis. “We’re super excited to make it available to everyone, and if anyone needs funding to get started, we have that, too.”
Inside Interstate Holdings’ first crypto mine, located in north-central Arkansas. (Photo provided)
Guarantees and assistance plans will also be available for Arkansans who want to profit from the cryptocurrency sector, he added.
“This will truly be a benchmark for all things cryptocurrency,” Curtis said. “The new sites will be state-of-the-art with robust infrastructure, high-speed internet, ample power capacity and efficient cooling systems, ensuring optimal conditions for mining operations.”
Landers said the facilities will be managed by a team of experienced professionals and will employ advanced security and access control measures to safeguard valuable assets, as part of the company’s commitment to safety and reliability.
“We are excited to open these locations with hosting capabilities to the public, allowing everyone to participate in mining and building the future,” he said. “The facilities will offer customizable hosting packages, remote management tools, and around-the-clock technical support, enabling miners to thrive in the dynamic cryptocurrency world. They will be beacons of innovation and opportunity in the region and a testament to the transformative potential of blockchain technology.”
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