Bitcoin Boom Again: Institutions Snatch Up WhatsMiner Miners, Ready for Halving Mining

Recently, with the continuous rise in the price of Bitcoin, the entire market has once again witnessed a surge in mining activities. Especially for those dedicated miners, they are not only accelerating large-scale mining but also strategically preparing for the upcoming halving of Bitcoin mining quantity next year.

In the midst of this boom, large institutions are taking swift actions, and various dynamics are emerging. Recently, there's news in the virtual currency mining community that a cryptographic enterprise has astonishingly placed an order for a batch of WhatsMiner miners, including the recently unveiled MicroBT WhatsMiner M66S, with a whopping $290 million.

This series of developments undoubtedly adds excitement to the Bitcoin mining market, drawing more attention to the future trends in mining and the potential upward trajectory of Bitcoin prices.

On another note, GuangYu (HiYomei) is also keeping up with the market trends, swiftly responding to the mining boom by receiving a batch of orders for MicroBT WhatsMiner power supply accessories from overseas partners. These orders primarily include the MicroBT WhatsMiner P221C power supply and the MicroBT WhatsMiner P554B power supply. The entire procurement process took nearly 3 days, and with the collective efforts of the sales and warehouse teams, the goods have been sorted and shipped, currently on their way to the partners.

Interestingly, GuangYu (HiYomei) recently received questions about why there are mosaic patterns on the images in the article. After a brief clarification, it was revealed that the products they sell are official products with comprehensive warranty policy support. The product barcodes serve as the unique warranty certificates, and protecting their uniqueness becomes a natural choice in promotions to ensure user rights.