PANews reported on September 3rd that KuCoin launched KuMining, an innovative cloud mining platform, bringing computing power back to individual investors at a competitive cost. Supporting Bitcoin (BTC) and Dogecoin (DOGE), including Litecoin (LTC) merged mining, it leverages 300 MW to 2 GW of infrastructure and initially boasts 10 EH/s of BTC computing power. By collaborating with professional manufacturers and energy experts to decentralize computing power, KuMining adds thousands of water-cooled machines monthly, ensuring capacity expansion and real-time, transparent operational monitoring. The product will be available for purchase starting September 16th.
KuCoin Launches KuMining: Decentralizing Hashrate and Empowering Individual Investors
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