Luxor Technology Corporation

Luxor builds and operates a vertically integrated stack for Bitcoin miners. Its product line includes a mining pool, custom firmware (LuxOS), an ASIC hardware brokerage and logistics desk, hashrate derivatives markets, and energy optimization software. More than 3,000 companies use one or more of these services, and the firm reports over $1 billion in annual platform volume.

Luxor is a technology and financial services provider, not a proprietary mining operator. It supplies the pool, firmware, hardware sourcing, derivatives, and energy software that miners use to run their own operations. The firm does not publicly disclose operating a mining fleet of its own.

Luxor runs an over-the-counter hashrate derivatives market where miners and financial institutions can trade forwards and options on Bitcoin mining hashrate. The desk settles up to 25 EH/s per day and has facilitated more than $500 million in notional OTC volume, according to the firm’s website. It serves as a venue for hedging mining revenue and speculating on network difficulty.

CEO Nick Hansen leads a founding team that includes CTO Eddie Wang, COO Ethan Vera, and CPO Guzman Pintos. The firm was started in 2017 by software engineers and finance professionals who had been following proof-of-work technology. Luxor does not publicly disclose detailed biographies or prior institutional affiliations for its principals.

Luxor operates exclusively within Bitcoin mining infrastructure. Its exposure spans digital assets (through pool payouts and derivatives), physical infrastructure (ASIC hardware logistics and related supply chains), and energy (grid-participation software and power procurement tools).

Luxor states that it holds SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications for its mining pool and platform. These are attestation standards covering financial controls and data security, relevant for institutional mining firms and publicly traded clients that require auditable service providers.

No family-office ownership or external institutional backer is publicly disclosed. The firm describes itself as founded by a team of engineers and finance experts and has not announced venture-capital funding or a parent entity, suggesting it remains independently owned by its operating principals.