Datacentrex, Inc.

Datacentrex, Inc. (formerly Thumzup Media Corporation) operates as a digital infrastructure and capital deployment company focused on cryptocurrency mining and strategic asset-backed investments. The company's website is www.datacentrex.com.

The company's primary operating platform centers on owned and operated Scrypt-based proof-of-work compute assets deployed through third-party colocation facilities across the United States. Datacentrex generates revenue by acquiring and operating specialized Scrypt application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) miners, securing competitive power and hosting through colocation agreements, and monetizing hashrate primarily through hashrate marketplace mechanisms with settlement typically denominated in Bitcoin. As of the consummation of its merger with Dogehash Technologies, Inc. in December 2025, the company operates more than 3,100 Scrypt ASIC miners deployed across multiple geographically diversified colocation facilities accessing power from the ERCOT grid, MISO grid, and Georgia Power grid.

Scrypt is a proof-of-work hashing algorithm used by Litecoin and other digital asset networks including Dogecoin. Through merged-mining architecture, the company's hashrate can simultaneously secure and validate multiple Scrypt-based networks without incremental energy consumption. The company has invested in excess of $29 million in mining equipment and related infrastructure since inception of its operating platform.

Datacentrex's business model emphasizes operational discipline through monitoring, maintenance, and rapid response to downtime, combined with treasury management of digital assets and cash intended to preserve capital while pursuing accretive opportunities. The company maintains proprietary internal software systems integral to operating, monitoring, and managing its compute infrastructure, including real-time monitoring of miner status, hashrate output, power usage, and inventory tracking across facilities.

The company maintains strategic relationships with leading manufacturers and suppliers of Scrypt ASIC hardware, providing early access to next-generation equipment and meaningful allocation during periods of constrained supply. As of April 2026, Datacentrex employed two full-time employees and nine independent contractors. The company is positioned to evaluate acquisitions, joint ventures, and infrastructure investments beyond its current Scrypt compute platform, maintaining flexibility to pursue opportunities across digital infrastructure and other asset-backed operating businesses.