In addition to our own smart contract, cryptocurrency and EFT operations, Global Blockchain Mining is offering lucrative cloud-based 36-month mining rental programs that deliver significant passive income. Rentals require a subscription and an equipment deposit at the time of onboarding.

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Global Blockchain Mining is focused on the core business of Smart Contracts, NFT Transactions and mining of the global blockchain. Located in Stonington, Ct, we are a privately traded U.S. corporation. While we purchase mining equipment from suppliers across the globe, Global is actively pursuing the development of ASIC mining equipment, and ASIC mining equipment alternatives to service mining on the global blockchain.

For each transaction it completes on the decentralized network, Global Blockchain Mining earns cryptocurrency at the time of every transaction. Transaction payments are paid daily in the form of the cryptocurrency being mined. As an example, when mining Bitcoin, three computing pods earn approximately (2.2) Bitcoins each month. At the current transaction rate of $59.7K per coin, the three supercomputing pods in this example deliver

a return of $131K each month. Each Bitcoin pod has an approximate equipment ROI of 6.9 months, projected equipment usable life of 36 months, and an expected utility cost of 9 - 11%.

In 2021, Bitcoin has come even closer to its full supply, meaning it now costs about $5,000-$6,000 to mine one Bitcoin in the US, which is about 10% of each total coin value. In the United Kingdom the cost would be over $9,500, and over $15,000 per coin in Belgium where the power cost is significantly higher. While China was a significant mining power in 2020, the banning of cryptocurrency mining in China has elevated the profitability and lowered the mining difficulty by 28%. As it relates to equipment investments, each specialized supercomputer can cost from $26,800 to $79,700 per rig.

In China, sophisticated super computers hummed around the clock in specially ventilated warehouses amid a cryptocurrency mining boom. At their height in 2018, China’s bitcoin prospectors accounted for 74 percent of the world’s bitcoin production. However, due to the current political crackdown in 2021, China has banned mining of the decentralized currency. The removal of China from the worldwide cryptocurrency stage has left a tremendous void, producing a tremendous opportunity for U.S. and global mining professionals.