How do you keep track of who owns each rig?
Each miner has a multiple unique identifiers assigned (MAC Address, Serial Numbers) in order to keep track of every unit effectively.
Can I come visit the mining facility once I become a client?
Yes, we'd love to have you. The video above is from one of our members named Bill who stopped by. Saturdays are best.
What is the difference in a GPU rig and an ASIC rig?
GPU rigs are more versatile, but less efficient. ASIC miners are advanced processors that are programmed to do only one task, but very efficiently.
For instance, a GPU rig can mine Bitcoin. However, and ASIC miner designed for Bitcoin’s algorithm cannot mine Ethereum.
There are hundreds of mineable coins, and among them dozens of different algorithms. GPU miners are more versatile in that they can switch between different algorithms and coins, whereas ASICs are limited to the respective algorithm they were designed to compute.
A GPU rig stands for (Graphics Processing Unit) and can mine 1200 different coins.
The only thing it cannot mine is bitcoin.
An ASIC rig stands for (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) and can mine one or two coins at the most.
We currently use an ASIC S19 to mine bitcoin and we like that as a long term investment as well because bitcoin can be mined until the year 2140
Why your facility versus another?
We believe that our passion for crypto, as well as expertise in mining has allowed us to distinguish ourselves from other mining facilities. Many other facilities sell hash power, take custody of your crypto, or practice unethical business practices. We do not engage in any of those practices, and as a result, all of our business has come from word of mouth
There's a reason for that.
Our mission is to bring integrity and legitimacy to the crypto industry.
We've heard horror stories where mining operations will take 30% of what you mine and have also seen other scenarios where a miner will sell just a percentage of the hash power but meanwhile you don't actually own anything.
We build these rigs in house.
You own them.
You keep 100% of what you mine.
What happens when Ethereum 2.0 comes out?
There are some conflicting takes on when and what will happen when ETH 2.0 is released. Our calculations predict that, based off of all the current hash rate shifting over to alternate coins, earnings will shrink between 40 - 50% if prices remain stable.
This is not set in stone as there are multiple variables that can change that, such as: crypto prices at that time, how much difficulty increases, what new projects will be released, and when the merge will actually take place.
When the merge occurs, we will be happy to assist all of our customers in moving their rigs to the next most profitable coin & algorithm, or any other coin they would like to mine.
How is mining bitcoin different from mining ethereum?
It's no different, it simply requires a different rig, called an ASIC miner.
How do i get started?
Once you have read thru all 6 steps, you will text Wes at 512-987-5000.
You'll include your name and what rig you want to start with. Current prices are below.
Then, we'll connect you with our account manager, he'll need your wallet address either from metamask, your nano-x, or any other address you would like to use.
If we have the rig you want in stock, we can set you up the same day in most cases. If we don't have them in stock, we get shipments every 3-4 days so lead time should be no longer than 2 weeks.
Once that is clear, we'll send you the service agreement, wiring instructions and get you set up.