It says in WP that Karvuon LLC is going to develop the Blockchain Data Center for the additional revenues. Does anybody know what are these “additional revenues” for?
they say they want to mine on green energy but they have a lot of coal and they will use it also. What’s the point in all of this?
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It says in WP that Karvuon LLC is going to develop the Blockchain Data Center for the additional revenues. Does anybody know what are these “additional revenues” for?
they say they want to mine on green energy but they have a lot of coal and they will use it also. What’s the point in all of this?
Mongolian cheap electricity makes bitcoin mining really profitable there even for now.
It says in WP that Karvuon LLC is going to develop the Blockchain Data Center for the additional revenues. Does anybody know what are these “additional revenues” for?
The idea is promising, and I think if it is brought to the industrial level it will be very popular. But on the other hand, a power plant is an overwhelming cost, you need a staff of power engineers, and you also need to hang up mining equipment on them, for some reason.
whats Karvuon’s Industrial Park?The idea is promising, and I think if it is brought to the industrial level it will be very popular. But on the other hand, a power plant is an overwhelming cost, you need a staff of power engineers, and you also need to hang up mining equipment on them, for some reason.
whats Karvuon’s Industrial Park?The idea is promising, and I think if it is brought to the industrial level it will be very popular. But on the other hand, a power plant is an overwhelming cost, you need a staff of power engineers, and you also need to hang up mining equipment on them, for some reason.
whats Karvuon’s Industrial Park?
The idea is promising, and I think if it is brought to the industrial level it will be very popular. But on the other hand, a power plant is an overwhelming cost, you need a staff of power engineers, and you also need to hang up mining equipment on them, for some reason.
by the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
Just keep in mind that with the great potential of the terrain for the construction of hydropower plants, it is technically impossible to technically implement such a project. In some cases, a sheepskin will not be worth the dressing.
This meetup will be held only 3 days before the IEO start, the last opportunity to remind about the Karvuon before it.
Due to cheap electricity in China, large mining farms are often located near hydropower plants.
One of the most stable and spent sources of electricity is hydropower.
what a perfectly reasonable approach
Surely there are some combined solutions where the house boiler can heat up from electricity (like a boiler) and gas. It’s clear that it’s cheaper to warm up with gas, but if electricity, in addition to heating, carries out some other useful activity (even not necessarily mining), then it may come out cheaper, and maybe it will also bring profitwhat a perfectly reasonable approach
Surely there are some combined solutions where the house boiler can heat up from electricity (like a boiler) and gas. It’s clear that it’s cheaper to warm up with gas, but if electricity, in addition to heating, carries out some other useful activity (even not necessarily mining), then it may come out cheaper, and maybe it will also bring profit
Did you heard that Karvuon X ProBit Meetup will be held on January 10th at 7PM in Dreaum Gangnam, Seoul, South Korea?
what a perfectly reasonable approach
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