Digital Grid Capital — Bitcoin Infrastructure

A cycle-timed Bitcoin accumulation strategy built around institutional mining operations — for accredited investors.

This site is informational only and is not an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any such offer will be made only through formal offering documents to qualified accredited investors.

About Digital Grid Capital

Institutional mining, with discipline.

Digital Grid Capital (DGC) is a private investment vehicle that operates a hydro-cooled Bitcoin mining fleet through a structured 36-month cycle, timed to Bitcoin's historical post-halving appreciation window.

The strategy combines three disciplines: continuous BTC generation through ASIC mining, tax-structured returns via accelerated depreciation and in-kind distribution, and cycle-timed execution to align the exit with the post-halving window.

DGC is built for a specific investor profile — not a replacement for spot BTC, but a complement to it for investors who want structured BTC exposure through a compliant fund wrapper.

36-mo
Deal Hold
Hydro
Cooled Fleet
§731
In-Kind Exit
506
Reg D Offering
Operator

Steve Croke, Founder

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Serial entrepreneur with 30 years of operating experience across technology, consumer products, and health and wellness.

  • •Early Bitcoin mining investor — shareholder positions held in HUT 8, Riot Platforms, Bit Digital, Hive, Digi Power, and Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
  • •Patent holder, Friendly and Safe Packaging (1994-1999) — child-resistant pill bottle design, exited to Berry Plastics
  • •Former owner of Pharmacy Choice and RxSchool
  • •Founder of The Friendly Patch — wellness patch brand sold at Walmart, Target, TikTok Shop, Amazon, and airport retail
  • •Fortune 500 scaling experience
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Interested accredited investors can request detailed information about Digital Grid Capital. We'll follow up to qualify your interest and schedule a conversation.

I understand that Digital Grid Capital investment opportunities are available only to accredited investors as defined under SEC Rule 501(a), and that any offering will be made only through formal offering documents.