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Bitpro, headquartered at 10 Technology Drive in Setauket, New York, operates as a direct buyer and reseller of used GPU mining hardware, offering whole-farm acquisition and electronics refurbishing services to mining operators across the United States. The company traces its roots to 2013, when founder Mark D'Aria, an IT professional with more than 20 years of computer hardware experience, began mining bitcoin; by 2018, Bitpro had shifted its primary business from GPU farm design and construction to hardware liquidation.
The transition was triggered by the 2017, 2018 crypto winter. D'Aria found that operators looking to exit GPU mining had no reliable channel paying fair-market prices and handling disassembly. Bitpro positioned itself as a direct buyer: the team travels to a client's site, completes hardware testing and disassembly on the day of the visit, and issues payment immediately via bank wire, ACH, Zelle, Bitcoin, cash, or check. No additional disassembly fee is charged. The company issues a one-page purchase agreement before arrival, and pricing does not change on-site as long as the hardware matches the client's description.
Bitpro handles graphics cards (GPU), processors (CPU), solid-state drives (SSD), RAM, motherboards, and standard mining peripherals in bulk quantities. Bitpro targets operators selling an entire farm or data center load; single-card sellers are directed to alternative channels. For hardware that cannot be refurbished for resale, Bitpro routes disposal through R2-certified recycling partners under a stated zero-waste policy, with secure data destruction included in the decommissioning workflow.
Additional services include a GPU trade-in program offering premium rates for miners exchanging previous-generation cards for higher-efficiency hardware, and a cryptocurrency consulting practice for operators evaluating GPU mining economics. D'Aria, who publishes under his own byline on the company blog and Medium, has presented Bitpro's thesis that GPU mining retains durable demand independent of ASIC-driven bitcoin mining, a position the company has brought to industry conferences.
In March 2025, Bitpro exhibited at Mining Disrupt 2025 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, holding booth #7 at the seventh annual Bitcoin and Crypto Mining Expo. The appearance followed an earlier speaking slot at Mining Disrupt Live, where D'Aria presented on GPU mining's long-term outlook. Despite its Setauket, New York base, Bitpro's acquisition team operates nationally, traveling to mining farms and data centers across the United States. The company self-reports as the largest GPU reseller in the US by volume, attributing its pricing capacity to secondary-market relationships that a conventional asset liquidator cannot replicate.
