Tianci International Inc., the logistics services provider operating through its Roshing subsidiary, signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding today for a roughly 3-megawatt cryptocurrency computing project with Bitcoin Mining Corp. and BTC Digital.
Under the terms announced Monday, Bitcoin Mining Corp., which holds an indirect minority stake in BTC Digital and has entered into a power-offtake arrangement with the Cayman-incorporated firm, committed to providing or coordinating sites, power, hosting infrastructure, equipment deployment, and operational support for the project. BTC Digital intends to handle equipment procurement and project funding, supply equipment and deployment information, arrange transportation and insurance, and secure necessary permits for its business operations.
Bitcoin Mining plans to deploy crypto computing equipment in phases over the next twelve months, targeting an aggregate electrical load of approximately 3 MW. The current agreement mirrors the earlier strategic cooperation memorandum the two parties signed in August, and Bitcoin Mining views it as an expansion of existing collaboration in the cryptocurrency mining and blockchain space.
The new MOU runs for twelve months and may be extended by written agreement or terminated by either party on fifteen days' notice. It does not obligate either side to reserve resources, purchase equipment, or commit to services before a definitive agreement takes effect.
The latest deal builds on a prior strategic cooperation memorandum dated October 14, 2025, when both companies agreed to cooperate in cryptocurrency mining and blockchain-related businesses, leading to ongoing mining-equipment hosting cooperation between the parties and their affiliates.
