Topic: What do you think about Envion? (Read 366 times)
They are really heavy investing in marketing, i`m no engineer, but how many solar panels will be needed to charge those mining containers... it seems very interesting on photos... I hope in practice they will give the expected results.
Very interesting, I see them advertising in some social media. Their ads are very good and promising.
it seems they managed to attract everyone to do easy mining.
it seems they managed to attract everyone to do easy mining.
Envion wants to be the future of smart decentralized blockchain infrastructure. The goal is to create highly-profitable, global crypto-mining infrastructure contained in shipping containers. Envion will deliver those shipping containers directly to the energy source to minimize costs
I think Envion is set to boom once their ICO starts in a few days.
The concept is genius really. Getting in a position where they can mine various coins at a fraction of the cost of other mining farms is a great opportunity that will help them stave of competition in future. The mobile units enable them to move their units around (even after initial deployment) to find the cheapest energy sources.
In my opinion, cryptocurrencies are here to stay. Whether it be Bitcoin or some new cryptocurrency, one of them will someday be used in much of the daily transactions we currently use fiat currencies for.
With that said, there is a huge increase in the number of miners and mining farms as well. Especially with the 300% growth in Bitcoin's price over the past two months, it has once again became very lucrative and profitable to mine. In light of this, the mobile nature of Envion's mining equipment will serve them well to compete in the mining community.
There has been a lot of negative comments and posts regarding Envion here on Bitcointalk and on other blogs/platforms. Envion might seem like a scam to many people due to their great effort of keeping their connections a secret (connection like the ASIC manufacturers that has promised them thousands of miners - a rare find considering these ASIC miners are always out of stock, or the solar farms that are willing to sell them electricity at $0.03 or less, or the banks that have approached them to invest in their mobile mining units). However, I think a lot of this behavior can be explained as them trying to keep their trade secrets to themselves and not wanting to hand all their hard-earned connections to competitors on a silver platter.
The Envion team has recently appeared at many technological expos and have held at least one site visit in which they let any prospective investor come and see the MMUs up close.
The fact that they've also moved their ICO start date out with two weeks to give them time to comply with stricter government regulations, is also a good sign. Scammers would not do such a thing, but would rather get the ICO going to get as much investments as they can.
Envion still has a long way to go to make this entire promise a reality, but I'm confident that they will get their! For me, combining blockchain mining with renewable energy - two of the biggest innovations and technologies of this century - is a really smart move and one in which I'll be investing both my time and money!
The concept is genius really. Getting in a position where they can mine various coins at a fraction of the cost of other mining farms is a great opportunity that will help them stave of competition in future. The mobile units enable them to move their units around (even after initial deployment) to find the cheapest energy sources.
In my opinion, cryptocurrencies are here to stay. Whether it be Bitcoin or some new cryptocurrency, one of them will someday be used in much of the daily transactions we currently use fiat currencies for.
With that said, there is a huge increase in the number of miners and mining farms as well. Especially with the 300% growth in Bitcoin's price over the past two months, it has once again became very lucrative and profitable to mine. In light of this, the mobile nature of Envion's mining equipment will serve them well to compete in the mining community.
There has been a lot of negative comments and posts regarding Envion here on Bitcointalk and on other blogs/platforms. Envion might seem like a scam to many people due to their great effort of keeping their connections a secret (connection like the ASIC manufacturers that has promised them thousands of miners - a rare find considering these ASIC miners are always out of stock, or the solar farms that are willing to sell them electricity at $0.03 or less, or the banks that have approached them to invest in their mobile mining units). However, I think a lot of this behavior can be explained as them trying to keep their trade secrets to themselves and not wanting to hand all their hard-earned connections to competitors on a silver platter.
The Envion team has recently appeared at many technological expos and have held at least one site visit in which they let any prospective investor come and see the MMUs up close.
The fact that they've also moved their ICO start date out with two weeks to give them time to comply with stricter government regulations, is also a good sign. Scammers would not do such a thing, but would rather get the ICO going to get as much investments as they can.
Envion still has a long way to go to make this entire promise a reality, but I'm confident that they will get their! For me, combining blockchain mining with renewable energy - two of the biggest innovations and technologies of this century - is a really smart move and one in which I'll be investing both my time and money!
Website: https://envion.org/en/
They advertise mobile mining at virtually zero cost, positioning their mining units directly next to a power source and feeding off of the overcapacity electricity.
I think this might boom, because mining is currently expensive and if they can do it cheaper it will attract a lot of people.
They advertise mobile mining at virtually zero cost, positioning their mining units directly next to a power source and feeding off of the overcapacity electricity.
I think this might boom, because mining is currently expensive and if they can do it cheaper it will attract a lot of people.
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