You Can Still Get Bitcoin for $50K??? 4 – The Full Mining Process

Continuing from the last post, B said that the actual mining process is surprisingly simple, especially since their service offers full management from start to finish.

Step 1 is choosing your mining machine. The more efficient models obviously cost more, while the less efficient ones are cheaper. Cooling, lifespan, and performance vary depending on price tier, so it really just depends on your budget and goals—machines range from a few thousand to over ten thousand dollars apiece.

Step 2 is deciding how many machines to buy. This part is based on your personal objectives—once you understand the mining cycle, ROI, and payback period (I’ll break down all the data in future posts), you can reverse-engineer how many machines you’d need.

Step 3: Once you’ve picked your machine model and quantity, you place an order through them. They accept both fiat and crypto—if you pay in crypto, there’s even a discount. 😂

Step 4 is for those who opt for full hosting. You choose your mining pool (basically the group your machines will mine with) and your crypto wallet. Their team handles the setup and links your wallet directly to the pool. Once mining begins, any coins mined are automatically sent to your wallet. You also get a live dashboard to track how each machine is performing in real time.

Step 5 covers everything that comes after—like paying for electricity and hosting on a monthly basis. This fee is all-inclusive: it covers maintenance, upgrades, and machine monitoring. And unlike many other services, the electricity fee is fixed—no more surprise “mystery box” bills each month. 😂

One last note—they strongly recommend engraving your wallet’s recovery phrase on a metal dog tag and locking it in a safe. Apparently, that’s the only part of the whole process you need to handle yourself. 😂

Is it really that simple?

In the next post, I’ll walk you through my real experience going through the entire process—start to finish. Stay tuned!