Entrepreneur Hai Dinho shares how he collects 12,000 Shiba Inu tokens daily from an old laptop. Crypto mining is the process of verifying equations in a pool of other miners, and with each verification processed by the computer, you are rewarded with cryptocurrency. Hai Dinho talked about his crypto mining journey. Details cryptocoin.com‘in.
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During the pandemic, he built 12 GPU mining farms, bought 11 helium hotspot miners, launched KDA Mining with an ASIC, and staked cryptocurrencies on proof-of-stake networks. Hai Dinho has built an audience on the social media platform TikTok, and he has a loyal crypto mining community behind him. Despite crypto regulations with the Fed, entrepreneur Hai Dinho has figured out how to turn crypto mining into a business. On October 25, 2021, 2 days before the Shiba Inu hit all-time highs, it purchased 2.5 million SHIBs for around $100. “But then I did the calculations to use it. “By mining with a very old laptop, I would earn the same amount of tokens, about 1.5 million Shiba Inu, in 4 months.”
Hai Dinho used the site unmineable.com, which he mentioned is suitable for beginners. Dinho’s GPU miner was recorded at 22.8 m/s, which would generate approximately 12,271 Shiba Inu tokens daily. His CPU-based laptop has a recorded performance in another mining pool at 3594 hashes, yielding 2052 Shiba per day or 61,568 Shina per month, according to its website. Dinho compares the community behind the SHIB token to that of Dogecoin. As with Dogecoin, he expects SHIB to continue to gain popularity, thereby increasing its value. “Earlier this year, Elon Musk was talking about Dogecoin. To be honest, I didn’t think the Doge would do anything with it. But what was copied is crazy and I wouldn’t rule out the possibility that it’s with SHIB. I think SHIB can mirror the same thing that Dogecoin does.”
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