This company presents an alternative to "Sketchy" Telegram channels for second-hand mining equipment.
Asic Jungle has launched a beta version of what it calls "The first-ever mining hardware marketplace" for cryptocurrency mining hardware.
"[It's] the first and only online marketplace where buyers can interact directly with sellers through the platform and not have to use any brokerage services or Telegram channels because all sorts of things go on there.
We decided to create this ecosystem where buyers and sellers deal together between themselves.
The company's solution to these problems is a two-sided marketplace that connects ASIC buyers and sellers in a secure and transparent environment.
According to Bespaloff, ASIC brokers currently charge high premiums that are taking advantage of the market's lack of price discovery mechanisms.
He believes that these brokers create information asymmetry by withholding pertinent information.
Bespaloff said that Asic Jungle upholds a number of security features to ensure that transactions happen in a trusted environment, including an emphasis on AML compliance.
Although mining equipment becomes progressively less efficient with the passage of time, Bespaloff assured that there is plenty of demand for second-hand equipment in places with very cheap or free energy sources, like some areas in Canada and Venezuela - though the residents of the latter may be excluded from participation in an effort to comply with U.S. sanctions.
Both Bitcoin and Ethereum have recently experienced record-setting hashrate increases, indicating there will be no lack of interest in mining equipment in the near future.
The first-ever mining hardware marketplace just launched
pubblicato su Oct 12, 2020
by Cointele | pubblicato su Coinage
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