- Mining still has the lowest risk level in the cryptocurrency space. Just like any
business or service, the risks are always there but with mining it can be limited in
many ways. Patient miners enjoy the best profits.

-It entirely depends on your level of experience with mining. We would
recommend you host with a professional if you have no experience.

- You can buy as much computing power as you want.

- It depends. If you focus your computing power on processing transactions
therefore the halving doesn't directly affect you. Transaction fees you earn will
remain as they are. Although the BTC halving will still have a general effect on
the btc network which will reduce general mining profitability.

- No! These computers are used for several other applications and are fully legal
to own and operate. Our legal partners have sent official letters to CBN detailing
our operations and they have confirmed that it does not fall under their policy
against digital currencies.

- YES and No! It's quite simple. Market Dips affect your mined profits, but the
best part is that your machine continues to mine more btc at cheaper rates for
you.
- Lower btc value can also add to other factors that can make the daily mining
rate reduce. For example If bitcoin drops below $10k your ASIC profits might
drop down between $2 to 3$ per day as the mining pools will become saturated
with hashpower. Clients may request for us to turn of their machines temporarily
until btc hits a more favourable value for them to enjoy the best possible payouts.

- Electricity intensive costs
- Technical issues and spoilage that may arise

BTC MINING is the process of validating transactions on the btc network.

Each transaction is validated by miners. A miner could be you, me or anyone that

can provide computing power to the network.

The more power you provide, the more secure the btc network is and the more transaction fees you earn. Think about all those little annoying 30-50 Naira fees your local bank charges you, except now you're the one earning it. Now it’s not so annoying abi?!

BTC MINING is the process of validating transactions on the btc network.

Each transaction is validated by miners. A miner could be you, me or anyone that

can provide computing power to the network.

The more power you provide, the more secure the btc network is and the more transaction fees you earn. Think about all those little annoying 30-50 Naira fees your local bank charges you, except now you're the one earning it. Now it’s not so annoying abi?!