Miners

In our prior blogs, we talked about Ukraine and Canada starting to regulate cryptocurrencies. South Korea is the next one to join. The main concern for most of these countries was the use of [...]

There have been reports regarding graphics card suppliers decreasing their prices due to the slump in crypto mining. The slump not only affected GPU miners but also ASIC Miners; ASIC miners are [...]

In a previous blog post, we mentioned that hackers are targeting big companies and stealing processing power to mine crypto; Hackers now are aiming at other organizations too. These hackers are [...]

Ukraine has announced that they do not plan on regulating cryptocurrency mining as reported by cryptorussia.ru. This announcement is a huge relief to a lot of miners in Ukraine. During the period [...]

Earlier this year, Quebec was the target of miner hosting companies. A lot of companies who were looking to have miner hosting in Canada flooded to Quebec as they had low electricity costs. Aside [...]

In our previous blog, we talked about the 7% PST commercial customers were charged on their electrical bill. The PST was to be phased out by April 2019 to drive a competitive edge for BC based [...]

With cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, there is a finite that you can mine before a cap is hit; This cap will increase but at a super slow rate. Bitcoin Mining has already reached 17 Million [...]

With cryptocurrency mining becoming more and more popular, the energy demanded is increasing. The current trend for Bitcoin mining energy consumption is to reach 0.5% of the world’s total energy [...]

Many people do not have the budget to get right into a mining operation; they don’t have the funds to purchase miners (GPU or ASIC), rigs and other supplies.  There is an alternative to [...]

In part one of "Crypto Miners – ASIC and GPU Miners"  blog post, we covered in general what an ASIC and a GPU miner. In part two, we will compare the two side by side to show the benefits of one [...]