MegaBigPower Opens Buyback for Unprofitable Bitcoin Miners

MegaBigPower Opens Buyback for Unprofitable Bitcoin Miners

MegaBigPower has announced that it will begin purchasing preowned bitcoin mining ASICs as part of a plan to acquire as much as 10 megawatts worth of hardware. Under the buyback program, the US-based bitcoin mining company will purchase certain types of hardware, with an emphasis on models sold by mining manufacturers Spondoolies-Tech and Bitmain. Founder Dave Carlson framed the program as a simpler alternative for miners looking to sell their equipment online, telling CoinDesk: "Due to our extremely low power cost, we can still return funds to miners who may have gotten in just before the....


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