CHENGDU, CHINA – Valarhash, a leader in digital asset services, officially launches a new series of cryptocurrency miner hosting services allowing customers to have remote online access to the operation of their purchased mining machines. Registered users have many features such as selecting their mining pool, withdraw options and even re-selling their mining machine on the platform. Customers can purchase machines from Valarhash, or from other providers, and have them shipped to the Valarhash mining farms.
The one-stop digital asset service platform, Valarhash, has introduced a new line of miner hosting services for its users. This announcement comes shortly after the company unveiled its mining machine hosting plans and services. With versatility being of the utmost importance to the company, Valarhash has added features to its new mining hosting service in order to distinguish itself from its counterparts. While the Valarhash mining pool charges a handling fee of 2%, users are free to assign a designated mining pool for their mining machine based on their needs, offering a customizable experience. This ensures a reliable supply of computing power to consumers which can be viewed in real-time via an app or web management system built by the platform.
Kevin Huang, co-founder of Valarhash, said “given that higher BTC prices would result in a rise in the price of a mining machine, we have decided to allow users to opt out of the hosting services and to re-sell their machines and computing power at any time.”
Valarhash currently has a large mining community and manages 100,000 mining machines in its facilities. The Valarhash maintenance team is available 24/7 and has years of experience in operating a large number of mining machines. In order to respond promptly to glitches and other concerns, on-site operations and repairs will be carried out by company staff as soon as they occur, without the need for customers to pay fees in advance.
Valarhash, with its large scale operations, is able to standardize procedures and regulate mining costs because of its longstanding partnerships with local power stations. Customers can take advantage of the Valarhash hosting service for an annual fee of $0.046 (KW / H), in comparison to the rates provided on other sites where the annual fee is $0.055 (KW / H) and above. This hosting fee is inclusive of both the operating and maintenance costs of the mining machines.
For more information about the new service, please visit the official website to get in touch with a representative.
About Valarhash
Chengdu-based Valarhash integrates mining machine sales, miner hosting, and mining pool and mine construction services. Led by CEO Fiona Lv, Valarhash aims to provide users with transparent and beneficial mining plans using advanced technology, with a lower barrier of entry. Business operations cover hardware research and development, digital asset transactions and 1TMine hash power contract sharing. With a leading position in the hash power market, Valarhash integrates frontier resources with global vision, providing crypto compute service(CCS), linking physical and digital worlds with blockchain technology.
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