More machines
New ASIC and GPU units, chosen for the coins the AI ranks highest.
How IAMiner grows
Why participation is open, and why slots are limited
Mining at scale needs capital for machines, hosting space and infrastructure. A single company can only invest so much, so IAMiner opened participation to the public.
Capacity grows in rounds. When a round is full it closes, and the next one opens when the new structure is ready.
Growth
How IAMiner grows
Mining at scale needs machines, hosting space and power. IAMiner adds that capacity in planned phases.
New hardware goes online only after it is installed, tested and connected to monitoring.
Where it goes
What each phase adds
More space
Additional hosting capacity for the next stage of the operation.
Stronger structure
Power, cooling and network redundancy that keep machines online.
Before you start
Know the risks
- iEarnings are estimates and are not guaranteed.
- iThey depend on network difficulty, coin prices and uptime.
- iCrypto assets are volatile and can lose value quickly.
- iOnly use money you can afford to lose.
Capacity grows when machines, hosting space and power are installed, tested and connected to monitoring.
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