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This is one of most frequently asked questions. In crypto mining, the miner attempts to receive a reward for solving cryptographic computing tasks using a computer, e.g. Bitcoins or Litecoins. As these computing tasks are very complex to solve, special computers, so-called ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit), are required for crypto mining. When you engage in Crypto-Mining, you earn coins which can be exchanged for money in crypto-exchanges. The biggest rewards are achieved with solomining if you happen to solve a taks that is rewarded with a "block reward".
Cloud mining is a service for users and miners that allows to perform crypto mining without having to buy a crypto miner yourself. With cloud mining, the ASIC computing power of the miners is made available to you by service providers such as jaati for a fee. You can then mine the cryptocurrencies of your choice in a mining pool you determine yourself - with the hash power you have purchased for the relevant period.
At jaati, there is no formal signing up procedure. You can see the whole website right now, including our terms and conditions and prices. There is nothing to hide. It is a miracle for us why other cloud mining providers require registration even before the prospective buyer can see the prices and/or the terms of service.
You don't have to invest in expensive ASICs and wait for the shipping of the miners. You also don't have to worry about the high electricity costs which the ASICs consume. All these costs are already included in the price of cloud mining. And your cloudmining will start right away after the purchase
If you purchase one of our offers, you can mine the cryptocurrencies of your choice with the desired hashpower. you can submit your mining pool information during the purchase process. You can also send it via e-mail. After the, you can enjoy mining for the period of time described in the offer you purchased.
As of now, we chose TrySpeed.com as our main payment processor. It provides reliable payments with Bitcoin (you can choose lightning payment or main net payments), USDC and USDT (ERC-20).
In case you do not have the option to pay via Tryspeed.com, we can sort out other ways for payments. You could also use a normal money transfer with your bank. Just contact us, and we will make available other payment options.
Crypto mining is about solving arithmetic problems with the help of specialized computers (“crypto miners”, ASICs). The “reward” that you receive in the form of the respective cryptocurrency depends on how many arithmetic problems are solved in a certain amount of time. The number of calculation tasks and their components that can be calculated per time unit is measured in Megahash (MH), Gigahash (GH), Terahash (TH), Petahash (PH) and Exahash (EH). As the measurement period for this is one second, it is common to specify the “calculation speed/second”, e.g. TH/s for Terahash/second. You will only get paid as much crypto coins as you can prove to have solved to the mining-network, e.g. earnings are received for a proof of work (POW).
The term "luck" has a special meaning in crypto mining, especially if you are mining solo. This is because it is possible to statistically predict the average mining effort required to receive a reward for finding a block (so-called “block reward”). This effort can be expressed in time if related to your Hashpower per second.
Your current "luck" is displayed in many mining pools to inform the miner of his current progress in trying to find a block. The “Luck” is expressed in percentage terms. The mining effort that is (statistically) required to find a single block is equated with a luck-value of 100%. When you start mining, the value is 0% at the beginning. As the mining time and effort progresses, the value of luck increases towards 100%. The closer you get, the more likely it is statistically to (finally) find a block. However, you can also find a block earlier (in which case you are lucky or even very lucky, say if you find a block at 5% luck), but sometimes it takes longer. Then the “luck” can be higher than 100% or tick even higher.
Miners sometimes wonder how much time they have to spend solo-mining until they finally find a block. This is because when engaging in solo mining, there is no regular reward as in normal pool mininig, except if you do find a block.
You can calculate the average block search time (= time to find a block) for any crypto coin which you can mine with a POW algorithm. For determining the average block search time, you need to solve an equation that takes into account the total network hashrate divided by your personal hashrate and multiplied with the blocktime.
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