Miners

The hardware used by Mining Architect is real, and is always indicated in this whitepaper. This hardware inherently has a certain productive life, as reported by the hardware specifications itself, after which it must be replaced or converted.

Being real hardware, this is subject to aging and problems of different kinds. Similarly, the NFTs that represent it are also subject to aging and to network difficulty. To create the most comfortable experience for our players, ownership of an NFT is linked to a specific "hashrate". In the event of breakdowns or interruptions independent of Mining Architect's work, the loss of a particular machine is shared among the machines still in operation.

The actual hashrate, in fact, is linked to the specific "series" of NFTs, and is adjusted through an Network Coefficient that reflects the state of the hardware and the state of the network.

Example

BTC Miners Series 1 = 100 GPUs : 100 GH/s

GH/s per NFT = 1 GH/s

1 GPU breaks down

New GH/s = 99 GH/s

New GH/s per NFT = (1 GH/s)*(New Network Coefficient) = (1 GH/s)*(0.99) = 0.99 GH/s

The network coefficient is not a value invented by Miningh Architect, but follows the real life cycle of the hardware and the real situation of the network

Before starting to build their virtual farm, therefore, users must carefully check the hardware corresponding to the chosen NFTs, evaluating not only the actual productivity, but also the residual life. The specifications of the hardware used are always reported in this whitepaper, but it is recommended to use third party and independent sites to carry out the necessary checks.

Always check the condition of the hardware you buy!

OUR MINERS

Our miners are capable of producing different tokens:

  • A token directly linked to a real cryptocurrency;

  • The project token (ARCTH), which can be used to expand your virtual farm;

  • Token from other partners.

The value of the ARCTH is also supported by the profits of the mining farm itself. Some percentage of the mined, in fact, is used as a support for the ARCTH: when users buy a new miner by paying in ARCTH, the mining farm buys new hardware using the portion of the mine previously destined for the ARCTH as cover.

*Hourly hashrate

The hashrate shown in the table indicates the initial hashrate of the corresponding hardware. The actual hashrate may vary due to the aging of the hardware itself. The current coefficient of efficiency is reported on the site.

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