In the Bitcoin halving cycle, why is the computing power leasing contract regarded as the next stable income model!

The focus of Bitcoin's price trend after halving is a turning point for the entire mining industry. Now that the blockchain reward halving is about to begin, the profit margins of traditional mining machines are also shrinking. Power supply, equipment maintenance, hardware facilities, and labor costs make it difficult for many investors to persist, and they even feel a lack of follow-up.

In the current market context, DEAL Mining computing power leasing contracts have gradually come into the public eye. Instead of relying on the purchase of hardware and a large number of technical personnel, they use computing power leasing services to provide to the public. During the halving cycle, computing power leasing contracts are also regarded by most cryptocurrency holders as a relatively stable alternative that is not affected by market fluctuations.

How to lease computing power

Company Responsibilities: Mining machines, electricity, and operations and maintenance are all handled by a professional data center.

User Leasing: Investors only need to pay a rental fee to receive the corresponding computing power during the contract period.

Daily Settlement: The system calculates and distributes output based on computing power contribution and network difficulty.

Flexible Exit: The contract period is relatively short, and users can choose to withdraw or reinvest upon expiration.

This model transforms high-cost hardware investment into a low-barrier, replicable service-based leasing model.
Lease Agreement Example

Contract Plan
On the DEAL Mining platform, users can choose from a variety of cloudmining contracts.
The M30s++ Bitcoin contract requires an investment of $100, runs for 2 days, yields $4 in profit per day, and returns $108 in total at maturity (principal + total profit).
The A1326-109T Dogecoin contract requires an investment of $500, runs for 5 days, yields $6 per day, and returns $530 at maturity.
The M60 Bitcoin contract requires an investment of $1,000, runs for 10 days, yields $12.6 per day, and returns $1,126 in total.
The S21 Pro Dogecoin contract requires an investment of $3,500, runs for 20 days, yields $46.2 per day, and returns $4,424 in total.
The S19 XP+ Hyd Bitcoin contract requires an investment of $10,000, runs for 31 days, yields $155 per day, and returns $14,805 in total at maturity.
The ANTSPACE HW5 requires an investment of $100,000, runs for 45 days, yields $1930 per day, and returns $86850 in total at maturity.

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Why is computing power leasing becoming a trend?

Cost Shifting:
Users don't have to bear hardware and electricity costs, only the rental fee.

Green Energy Driven:
Data centers in Northern Europe and Africa are widely powered by renewable energy, making them environmentally sustainable.

Security and Compliance:
The platform uses Cloudflare security and SSL encryption and adheres to local regulatory frameworks in the UK.

Diversified Options:
Supports multiple currencies, including BTC, DOGE, XRP, and USDT, catering to diverse investor needs.

Flexible Scalability:
Contract periods range from a few days to dozens of days, allowing users to flexibly configure their contracts based on their needs.
Industry Observations

Industry insiders point out that computing power leasing is essentially "mining as a service." It simplifies the complexities of hardware investment and maintenance into an online service that users can access simply by paying a fee. As Bitcoin's block rewards decrease, this model may gradually replace retail mining equipment investment in the coming years and become the primary channel for more people to earn passive income.

Conclusion

Computing power leasing is not a "shortcut to huge profits," but rather a service-oriented way to participate in infrastructure. Amidst the intertwined market volatility and the Bitcoin halving, it is providing investors with new options.

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Deal Mining, established in 2016 and headquartered in the United Kingdom, is a global cryptocurrency mining technology company. It operates in over 200 countries and regions, serving more than 6.8 million registered users worldwide.

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