Climate-friendly mining

Mining cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum is our passion. But the climate is close to our hearts.

The sun as a source of energy

The operation of large mining farms with solar/photovoltaic systems and wind turbines in sunny regions and favorable farming costs

Mining cryptocurrencies profitably

With high-performance miners and antminers, very low electricity and energy costs and plenty of sunshine, mining Bitcoin and co. becomes a profitable investment

Yield farming for investors

With yield farming, investors have the opportunity to earn fixed and variable interest with DEFi projects

What is mining?

Crypto mining is the process by which computers use special software to solve complex mathematical problems in order to create new blocks in a blockchain and thus generate cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum or Litecoin. This process is also known as "mining".

Each new block contains a list of transactions that are recorded in the blockchain. To create a new block, miners must fulfill certain requirements, such as a certain number of zeros at the beginning of a number, which is referred to as a "hash". The process of mining is very computationally intensive and requires large amounts of electricity.

Miners are rewarded for their work by receiving new cryptocurrencies. Currently, the reward for mining Bitcoin is halved once a certain number of blocks has been reached. This process is called "halving" and takes place every 210,000 blocks.

In the early days of Bitcoin, miners were able to mine successfully with a normal computer, but today mining has become much more difficult. To be able to mine successfully, miners need special hardware such as ASIC miners (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit), which are optimized for mining cryptocurrencies and have a much higher computing power than normal computers.

Cryptocurrency mining has increased in recent years and is now a very popular and lucrative way to acquire cryptocurrencies. However, it is also a very competitive process in which only the best and best-equipped miners will be successful.

There is also another type of mining called "pool mining" where miners join together to pool their computing power and have higher chances of finding a block and sharing the rewards.

Over time, mining becomes increasingly difficult and requires more and more computing power and energy. There are also concerns about the environmental impact of mining, as it requires large amounts of electricity. Some cryptocurrencies such as Monero and Ethereum have already switched to