It’s Time To Bitcoin Cloud Mine With TimeToBit
Editor’s Note: TimeToBit has turned out to be a ponzi scheme. CCN does basic fact checking on Bitcoin services that buy advertisements with us; however, bad apples still manage to weasel their way into our ever-expanding barrel. CCN reminds all readers to do due diligence themselves.
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Getting started with Bitcoin mining can be a daunting task for many people. In fact, at this moment in time, the Bitcoin mining portion of the population is so minuscule even compared to other niche groups. Bitcoin mining is so much more than an investment opportunity for those that believe in the longevity of the Bitcoin network. Unfortunately, not everyone that enjoys using Bitcoin is necessarily in a position to host a full solo mining node at home. Time, money, heat, noise, consideration for family members… These are all factors that can keep a Bitcoin enthusiast from hashing away in support. Though Bitcoin has been around for 5 years, it is only in the last few years that comprehensive Bitcoin Cloud Mining services have made their way to market. Enter TimeToBit, a new service that provides Bitcoin Cloud Mining services to customers around the world.
TimeToBit:
“Our goal is to provide everyone with an instant solution to mine bitcoins!”
What Is Bitcoin Cloud Mining?
From TimeToBit’s website:
Cloud Mining is a service that allows anyone to participate in the mining of bitcoins by leasing mining hardware. TimeToBit has built a powerful network of ASIC (Application-specific integrated circuit) powered computers specifically designed to mine bitcoins. The power those machines generate is used to solve blocks which in turn will reward you with bitcoins. The power generated to be able to mine bitcoins is called “Hashing Power.” We resell hashing power in the form of mining contracts which are measured in Gigahashes per second(GH/s). The more GH/s you purchase the more bitcoins you will be able to mine.
TimeToBit’s plans start as low as $139 for a 50 GH/s 1 year contract and they will always work with you for larger plans. For example, 1000 GH/s (1 TH/s) is available for a $2,499 1 year contract. TimeToBit will work with prospective customers on both the hashing power of the order but also the quantity of the order. Industrial scale plans are also available. Their offers of super low $ per GH/s rates are meant to help you make ROI quicker.
TimeToBit’s commitment to providing an instant solution for Bitcoin Cloud Mining is abundantly clear. They have spent the time and money to ensure a smooth user experience and user interface within their website. There is more to TimeToBit than a flashy and functional website, though. As soon as a customer’s payment is cleared, mining plans are activated instantly. In the ever-changing landscape of Bitcoin mining, the only variable that changes with 100% predictability is time. TimeToBit’s contracts last for an entire calendar year and TimeToBit recognizes that the first day of mining is a lot more important (profitable) than the last day of mining. TimeToBit guarantees 100% uptime, no matter what. The hardware that you are leasing is already up and running under TimeToBit’s control. You aren’t paying for a pre order to be hosted at a future date. As such, TimeToBit’s price point is a lot more attractive.
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