#9 Why We’re Mining the Most Perfect Asset in Human History
Why Bitcoin Mining Beats Real Estate in Every Way
Lately, many people have been asking us why we got into Bitcoin mining. Why, in addition to building systems, structures, and flows around BTC, we chose to actively participate in its production. And the answer, though layered, starts with the deepest reason: we’re mining the most perfect asset humanity has ever known.
An asset that cannot be corrupted, that doesn’t answer to committees, that resists political manipulation and arbitrary decisions. An asset with the lowest entropy, the highest verifiability, the most limited supply, and the most transparent monetary policy ever created. Bitcoin is not just scarce, it’s incorruptible. Not just money, but energy organized in its purest form.
To mine it is, in essence, to take part in the validation and strengthening of the most antifragile monetary system in existence. And that alone would be enough. But there’s more.
When structured intelligently, Bitcoin mining is also one of the most powerful tax optimization tools available.
While traditional investors continue to depreciate properties over 39 years, we can deduct 100% of the cost of mining equipment in the first fiscal year. This turns capital expenditure into an immediate tax shield. And if your structure is solid from day one, the income you generate — daily, in BTC — is not only more liquid, scalable, and seizure-resistant, but also taxed within a corporate framework you control.
Real-life example:
You invest €100,000 in real estate. The state allows you to deduct around €2,500 per year through depreciation. Your income arrives monthly, in euros, and you deal with tenants, repairs, insurance, and vacancies.
You invest €100,000 in ASIC mining equipment. You deduct the full €100,000 in year one. You start receiving daily income in BTC, with no counterparties, no debt, no liquidity concerns.
And you can do all this without building your own data center. There are professional, turnkey solutions — without needing to name specific companies — that allow you to buy machines, outsource hosting, secure energy contracts, receive daily sats, and legally write off the entire cost as an operating expense.
In Spain, the ideal setup is operating through a Sociedad Limitada (SL) with a corporate purpose aligned with tech or energy activities. That company buys the machines, deducts the full cost, declares BTC as income, and from there you can:
Reinvest profits
Build BTC-backed credit lines
Live from the cashflow without ever selling principal
This is our Bitcoin-first approach:
Mine the most perfect asset in history
Deduct 100% of hardware costs from day one
Generate daily income in BTC
Scale with the cycle, without friction or outside debt
Design legal structures that preserve both personal and corporate financial freedom
Many people still see mining as something technical or complicated. But the truth is, mining BTC today is like building your own digital oil well, with one fundamental difference: oil runs out. Bitcoin, on the other hand, pays you every day for securing a system that is just, open, and finite.
And if you know how to integrate it properly, you can combine it with mechanisms that are usually reserved for private consulting clients:
Platforms that offer buyback guarantees or insured hashpower
Holding structures in Estonia, Ireland, or Malta
Fully deductible ASIC leasing if you want to preserve liquidity
BTC-backed loans that let you reinvest without selling
So yes. We mine because we believe. Because we build. Because we think in 10, 20, 30-year systems. But we also mine because it’s smart. Because it’s tax efficient. Because it generates real income. And because, done right, it lets us accumulate more BTC without touching the open market — and without asking anyone for permission.
Mining is sovereignty at the root. And for us, it’s a non-reversible decision.




Carlos, on most levels I think the model is great. It is a conversion of electrical energy (hopefully renewable) into Bitcoin. Under the right conditions it could be a far simpler and way more profitable exercise than actually mining gold ! You mention a 30-50% margin, do retail electricity prices in Spain actually support this positive outcome ?