Block Mining Inc v. Hosting Source LLC

  1. January 06, 2026

    Crypto Miner Host Can't Get $1.2M Damages Order Reversed

    A Seattle federal judge won't reconsider a decision awarding $1.2 million to a bitcoin miner in its breach of contract dispute with the operator of a facility that hosted its machines, finding the host company rehashed old arguments in its reconsideration bid.

  2. January 05, 2026

    Crypto Miner Host Seeks Reversal Of $1.2M Damages Award

    A cryptocurrency mining facility operator has asked a Seattle federal judge to revisit a decision to award $1.2 million to a bitcoin miner in a breach of contract dispute, saying the damages sum is based on an "unreliable" expert report that erroneously valued the digital asset at nearly twice its trading price during the relevant period.

  3. December 16, 2025

    Crypto Host Must Pay $1.2M For Breaching Mining Deal

    A federal judge in Washington state ruled Tuesday that a cryptocurrency computer host breached a contract it signed with a bitcoin mining company and unlawfully retained its equipment, awarding the mining firm $1.2 million in damages.

  4. June 17, 2024

    Bitcoin Mining Hosting Vendor Can't Dodge $6.4M Suit

    A Washington federal judge told a crypto computer host that it must face a suit from a bitcoin mining company accusing it of failing to return equipment worth $6.4 million, finding the hosting agreement allowed the mining company to demand access to all the equipment if the host failed to meet its obligations.

  5. March 11, 2024

    Bitcoin Miner's Vendor Accused Of Taking $6.4M Computers

    A bitcoin mining company has launched a contract dispute involving the cost of electricity in Washington federal court against a vendor that hosted its computers, alleging the host refused to return equipment worth $6.4 million after it failed to supply enough power to the devices.