"“Mining OS, MOS, is built to make Bitcoin mining infrastructure more open, modular, and accessible. Whether it’s a small operator running a handful of machines or a full-scale industrial site, the same operating system can scale without reliance on centralized, third-party software,” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO of Tether. “By open-sourcing our mining software stack, we’re enabling new mining companies to enter the ecosystem, customize their operations, and compete on more equal footing, which ultimately strengthens the resilience of the Bitcoin network.”

"MOS is available as a production-ready operating system for mining operators, while the Mining SDK is announced as open-source software to encourage collaboration and ecosystem development." (To learn more, visit https://mos.tether.io/")

https://tether.io/news/tether-open-sources-the-next-generation-of-bitcoin-mining-infrastructure-with-mos-mining-os-mining-sdk/

I looked it up because I saw it on Facebook and had to know what it was about.

Not everyone uses USDT, but this might be good if it levels the playing field, and decentralizes mining. However, are they mining USDT or mining BTC? Are they lending compute power to mine BTC, or are they helping mine the USDT supply? I think its the latter, but investigation is needed.

https://forklog.com/en/tether-unveils-open-source-operating-system-for-bitcoin-mining/

> “A horde of new Bitcoin mining companies will be able to enter the game and compete to keep the network safe.”

This shouldn't be a surprise because they announced this in 2025.

"During his speeches at Bitcoin Conference 2025 in Las Vegas, Ardoino revealed the company’s ambitions: “I think that it’s very realistic that by the end of the year, Tether will be the biggest Bitcoin miner in the world, even including all the public companies.”"

"Tether to release Its Bitcoin Mining Operating System for free

(Newsroom by Newsroom) June 11, 2025 in Bitcoin, Industry"
https://atlas21.com/tether-to-release-its-bitcoin-mining-operating-system-for-free/

https://mos.tether.io/ | https://docs.mos.tether.io/

Check it out, pick it apart, let me know what you find out.

@Darkflame