
We have reached a strategic agreement with Microbit, the world's second-largest mining machine manufacturer, to expand our global market presence.
We aim to make mining more accessible to everyone, allowing them to enjoy the benefits of the AI era.
WhatsMiner, Microbit's core brand
The cloud mining project is now operated by MARA. Cloud mining provides an entry point for those who want to participate in cryptocurrency mining but do not want to purchase and maintain expensive hardware themselves.
Low barrier to entry: No need to purchase expensive mining equipment or maintain it yourself. Typically, you simply register on the platform and purchase a hashrate contract to get started.
Effortless and hassle-free: The service provider takes care of the operation, maintenance, power consumption, and cooling of the mining equipment. You only need to manage your own mining contracts.
Flexibility: A variety of hashrate contract options are available, with flexible investment amounts and terms to suit different needs and budgets.
Potential environmental advantages: Some cloud mining platforms use renewable energy (such as hydropower, wind power, and solar power) to operate their mining farms, which is more environmentally friendly than individual miners who may rely on fossil fuels.
Avoiding localization issues: Cloud mining offers a way for users in regions where electricity costs are high, regulations prohibit mining, or the environment is unsuitable (e.g., living spaces with noise or heat dissipation).
Finally, with this option, you don't have to pay any fees to convert to a circulating currency. Company projects are settled in US dollars and then automatically converted to the local currency of the region where it is available.
This is also the concept behind our cooperation between Marathon Digital (MARA) and WhatsMiner, which is to make mining easier, allowing anyone in the world to participate in mining projects and enjoy the benefits brought by the Internet information age.