Mining Squared

Mining Squared (Mining²) — pool.bsquared.network (miner–validator)

Mining Squared (stylized Mining²) is a Bitcoin-mining-pool–adjacent component of the B² Network ecosystem, positioned as a “mining router” that routes real-time Bitcoin hashrate and/or mining revenue into B² Network’s on-chain modules rather than treating mining purely as a standalone payout pipeline. (docs.bsquared.network)

What it is

• In B² Network documentation, Mining² is described as the bridge between Bitcoin Proof-of-Work participants (miners) and B² Network’s programmable economy, turning “raw hashrate” into “programmable financial flow.” (docs.bsquared.network)
• In B²’s architecture write-up, Mining Squared is characterized as a next-generation BTC mining pool with “revenue routing”, where mining rewards can be automatically injected into programmable contracts to supply BTC liquidity and staking assets for the network. (docs.bsquared.network)

Why it’s “miner–validator”

Mining² is explicitly designed to connect miners to validator/security functions on B² Network by routing mining proceeds into places that are validator-relevant (e.g., staking/security budgets), rather than stopping at a standard pool payout. In the Mining² module overview, rewards can be routed toward staking pools (and other sinks such as liquidity or agent wallets), linking PoW cashflow to validator-side security and participation. (docs.bsquared.network)

Relationship to B² Network

On B² Network’s own site and docs, Mining Squared is presented as a first-class module/product within the B² Network stack (often referenced as part of its BTC-to-application/AI-agent liquidity narrative). (bsquared.network)