So this software magically makes your car mine $20/hr worth of Bitcoin? What ASICs are being used to reach this feat? I hate to call bullshit, but I'm going to. Even if your car could somehow mine Bitcoin faster than the best ASICs on the market, it's not like the electricity is free. You're still paying for it. I'm not sure if you expect someone to give you 5 grand just on the promise of this magic software with no evidence of it working whatsoever, but I find it extremely unlikely. This doesn't even come close to passing the sniff test. If this were possible, people would be buying fleets of these cars and parking them at chargers all over the country.
As I posted in the original post, we are the first to develop a solution like this and it is completely new way of mining crypto. We’ve sold 600 units already and all the feedback is positive. Everybody has it own choice how and where to invest his money.
OK, I hated calling bullshit on this before, but I feel a lot better about calling this bullshit now after seeing your response. You haven't sold 600 units already. Nobody with enough money to buy an electric vehicle is throwing their money and magic software. People here (perhaps unlike you) understand that you need specialized mining equipment to mine Bitcoin. It isn't a software thing, the software to mine is very simple and has been open source for more than a decade now. It's hardware that you need to mine Bitcoin and this hardware isn't built into electric vehicles. If you're going to attempt a scam here, you could at least learn the basics of what you're claiming.
Are you familiar what kind of hardware and microchips are used in the charging system? Guess not.
Are you familiar with how ASICs work? Guess not. Please stop this nonsense. There are no microchips in the charging system capable of hashing at anywhere near the rates you claim. It's laughable that you would suggest otherwise. Give up this terrible attempt at a scam. Doubling down on it is just toasting your account. What you're claiming is idiotic and the fact that after you have been called out you continue to try and defend the scam by claiming some higher level of understanding about ASICs when it's clear you have no clue what you're talking about is embarrassing. Move along man. Nobody is buying into this fantasy.
