CHEYENNE, WY, August 29, 2026 — Ideological fights in Bitcoin rarely end quietly, but when one of the network’s most outspoken core developers steps down from his own pool, people take notice.
Luke Dashjr has officially severed ties with OCEAN (Mummolin, Inc.), resigning from his roles as Chairman, Chief Technology Officer, and board director in a sudden organizational shakeup.
The company has completely repurchased Dashjr’s equity. According to the announcement released late Saturday, the split stems directly from contrasting visions regarding the future of Bitcoin mining following recent protocol developments.
When core developers and pool operators clash on technical roadmaps, equity buyouts tend to follow quickly.

Dashjr, who co-founded OCEAN to give individual miners more control over block creation, is not bowing out of the space entirely. He is immediately shifting his focus to a fresh venture called CONVOY (@CONVOY_Mining), which will continue his long-standing campaign to decentralize hash power. OCEAN, meanwhile, plans to maintain its existing business model as a transparent, non-custodial mining pool.
The core facts of the separation break down cleanly:
- The Leadership Exit: Luke Dashjr steps down immediately as Chairman, CTO, and Director of Mummolin, Inc.
- The Equity Buyout: OCEAN fully repurchased all shares previously held by Dashjr.
- The Pivot: Dashjr will launch CONVOY to pursue alternative decentralized pool structures.
- The Core Service: OCEAN continues operations under its current non-custodial framework.
Disagreements over transaction filtering, block template construction, and protocol upgrades have been brewing across the mining ecosystem for years.
Dashjr has consistently taken a hardline stance on what belongs inside a Bitcoin block, often putting him at odds with broader market demands. OCEAN’s attempt to bridge that gap was always a delicate balancing act.
This separation makes one thing clear: even among teams dedicated to non-custodial tooling, agreeing on the exact path forward for Bitcoin is nearly impossible.
Whether CONVOY can siphon off hash power from OCEAN—or if miners simply stay put—will be the real test of Dashjr’s influence over the physical hardware driving the network.
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