Datacentrex Inc (OTC: DTCX) is a digital asset mining company that operates a fleet of Scrypt ASIC miners to generate cryptocurrency rewards, primarily Dogecoin. The company earns revenue through proof-of-work mining, with settlement typically received in Bitcoin under a hashrate marketplace monetization model, and holds mined proceeds as treasury assets rather than converting immediately to fiat currency. As of the December 15, 2025 merger with Dogehash Technologies, Inc., Datacentrex operated more than 3,100 Scrypt ASIC miners deployed across multiple third-party colocation facilities. The Scrypt compute sector is described in the 10-K (filed April 13, 2026) as less institutionally saturated than Bitcoin mining, with few publicly traded companies operating Scrypt compute as a primary business. Datacentrex does not own or operate its own data centers, relying entirely on third-party colocation providers for power and physical infrastructure. The company was formerly named Thumzup Media Corporation and changed its name to Datacentrex, Inc. on December 15, 2025.

Revenue model

Proof-of-work Scrypt mining rewards, settled primarily in Bitcoin via a hashrate marketplace monetization model. Mined proceeds are retained as treasury assets rather than converted to fiat on a systematic basis.

Products and services

Scrypt ASIC mining operations using a fleet of more than 3,100 miners (as of December 15, 2025 merger consummation). Exploratory pilot-stage participation in Dogecoin Layer-2 networks and protocol-native yield opportunities, described as non-formal and subject to suspension.

Customers and end markets

No specific external customers disclosed in the filing excerpts. End market is proof-of-work cryptocurrency networks, specifically Scrypt-based protocols such as Dogecoin. Hashrate marketplace counterparties serve as the transactional settlement channel.

Value-chain role

Compute operator and digital asset miner. Datacentrex supplies hashrate to Scrypt proof-of-work networks using owned mining hardware hosted at third-party colocation facilities. The company does not manufacture hardware, operate data centers, or provide Internet services. Scrypt ASIC hardware is sourced primarily from Chinese manufacturers.

Geographic exposure

Operations deployed across multiple colocation facilities; specific locations not disclosed in filing excerpts. Hardware supply chain is primarily China-based, exposing the company to U.S. tariff policy risk as noted in the 10-K filed April 13, 2026.

Competitors

Broader cryptocurrency and Bitcoin mining operators (unnamed in filing), Other Scrypt compute operators (unnamed scaled operators referenced in filing), AI and HPC data center operators competing for power infrastructure

Source: SEC 10-K, filed 2026-04-13

Industry: Services-Computer Processing & Data Preparation