What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. Transactions can move across the Bitcoin network without a central bank.
Learn how Bitcoin mining works and explore MiningRace's different models. Compare CARD, CORE and Power NODE, review costs and risks, then decide for yourself.
You do not need to be a technical expert. These three concepts are enough to understand the basics.
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency with a maximum supply of 21 million BTC. Transactions can move across the Bitcoin network without a central bank.
A blockchain is, in simple terms, a public chain of data blocks. Bitcoin transactions are grouped, verified and permanently added to this chain.
Mining uses specialized computing hardware to provide hash power. Miners help create new blocks and secure the network, generating Bitcoin mining rewards in the process.
MiningRace is a platform designed to simplify access to Bitcoin mining. Instead of buying, hosting and technically operating ASIC hardware yourself, you access mining solutions through the platform.
Figures are from the MiningRace presentation dated 23 September 2026. Prices, performance and rules may change. Check the provider's current terms.
According to the presentation, a Mining CARD offers up to 100 TH/s of mining power. Its average period of around 120 days is not a guaranteed individual term.
According to MiningRace, one CORE provides 1 TH/s of mining power for one year. Active CORES are also automatically entered into the Power Racing Module.
According to MiningRace, a Power NODE is compute/data-centre capacity on the supply side of the Grid. It runs for four years, with Power Credits depending on capacity and operation.
Full price and SPOT costs, duration, operating mode and locked balance, possible fees, withdrawal rules and risks. Linked products pause when a SPOT expires. Bitcoin network data below does not prove individual product returns.
Product terms, availability and conditions can change. Always check the current information in the MiningRace app or on the official platform before activation.You activate an account or Race SPOT and can then access eligible mining solutions through the platform. Hardware operation, technical setup and monitoring are handled outside your home setup.
No mining hardware is required at home. Infrastructure is bundled through a platform.
Bitcoin transactions are publicly verifiable. Ownership and economic attribution of an address are not automatically proven by that alone.
Bitcoin price, difficulty, hashrate, fees and operating costs can change mining outcomes.
See current Bitcoin network and wallet values at a glance. The display refreshes automatically.
3-day trend, difficulty and BTC price
BTC address publicly associated with Mining Grid
Net flow from the perspective of the monitored address.
Difficulty, hashrate, pool performance, fees and the BTC price can change mining economics.
Using a third-party model adds counterparty and execution risk.
Review current terms, fees, durations and contractual conditions directly with the platform.
Read the product terms and risks first. Contact me via WhatsApp if anything is unclear. Then decide for yourself whether to register with the provider.
The main live values refresh automatically at regular intervals. The dashboard timestamp shows when the display was last updated.
No. Mining results can fluctuate and are not guaranteed.
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