Nevada bitcoin ecosystem

Nevada is built for bitcoin. Here's who's building it.

Abundant sun, deep geothermal, fast-growing grid demand, and a state that's been friendly to blockchain for years. We track the bitcoin companies headquartered in Nevada and make the case for how bitcoin can strengthen the state's energy grid.

Why Nevada

Energy to spare at the right hours

Solar supplied about 30% of Nevada's electricity in 2025, and the state ranks second in the nation for geothermal. That's a lot of power that peaks when demand doesn't.

A grid that needs flexible demand

NV Energy projects data centers could grow from about 5% of its sales today to 64% by 2046. Loads that can switch off in seconds are worth a lot to a grid like that.

Blockchain-friendly law

Nevada passed SB 398 in 2017, recognizing blockchain records and barring local governments from taxing blockchain use. Nevada also has no state personal or corporate income tax.

Where the industry meets

Las Vegas hosted The Bitcoin Conference in 2025 and 2026, and has a local bitcoin community that meets regularly.

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Questions

Who is this site for?

Bitcoin builders, miners, investors, policymakers, and curious locals who want to know what's happening with bitcoin in Nevada.

How do you decide which companies are listed?

A company has to be bitcoin focused and headquartered in Nevada, confirmed by a public filing or the company's own statement. We note the source for each one.

Is this investment advice?

No. Everything here is educational. Listings aren't endorsements, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

How do I add a company?

Email alberto@cryptomondays.io with the company name, website, and a public source showing a Nevada headquarters. We review every submission.

Building bitcoin in Nevada? Let's talk.

Whether you're a company that should be listed, a landowner or utility exploring flexible load, or a policymaker with questions, book a short call.

Or meet us in person at a CryptoMondays Vegas meetup. Also on Telegram and X.