Bitcoin mining

Krypto Miners Club Releases Revolutionary NFT Collection Backed by BTC Mining on Polygon Blockchain

Now you can have your own Bitcoin Mining Through Krypto Miners Club(KMC) NFTS Highlights A community based NFT project backed by BTC mining is revolutionising the mining industry with their cutting edge technology and strategy. The Krypto Miners Club is a 4 phased project which includes 8888 NFT’s focusing on creating long term passive income from mining for their NFT holders The First Phase consisting of 2,222 NFT’s has been released on the Polygon Blockchain. 24 March, 2023, Dubai: Krypto Miners Club (KMC), a leading blockchain-based company, has released phase

Nvidia Protects Gaming Market With Custom GPUs for Crypto Miners

The rise of cryptocurrency has had a major and unexpected impact on many adjacent industries. This includes gaming, with one company, Nividia, especially feeling the heat. Crypto mining is intensive, and the hardware market to make it possible is growing quickly. The hardware market specializing in mining equipment could grow by nearly $3 billion in the next three years. This figure is based on the perceived future growth of the mining industry in general. As the number of mining pools grows, so will the demand for products created specifically to meet

Chinese Online Lottery Company 500.com Acquires Bitcoin Miner Maker for $100M

Chinese online lottery organization 500.com has absorbed Bee Computing, a Hong Kong-enrolled producer of bitcoin mining machines, for $100 million, as indicated by a documentation with the U.S. Protections and Exchange Commission.  500.com, which changed its name to BIT Mining Limited in March, has been discreetly moving its concentration from its striving on the web lottery business to bitcoin mining in the course of the most recent four years. The organization sped up that change toward the end of last year in the midst of bitcoin’s notable bull run, making

Chinese Sports Lottery Outfit 500.com to Buy 5,900 Machines for Bitcoin Mining

SWIFT and the clearing place and the computerized cash research establishment of the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) have united to begin a monetary passage organization in China. The new entity, called Finance Gateway Information Service Limited, was enrolled in Beijing on January 16 with 10 million euros ($12 million) as consolidation capital, as indicated by openly available reports.  The worldwide interbank settlement association contributed 55% of the capital by means of a Hong Kong auxiliary. Strikingly, China National Clearing Center, a completely claimed homegrown settlement auxiliary of the PBoC,