Yes, the cryptocurrency world has really changed.
While you are still hesitating whether to enter the mining game and worrying about electricity bills, someone has quietly hung a 'mining machine' on their balcony—no electricity, no heat, no noise, yet automatically receiving airdrop notifications daily.
The way of mining has shifted from burning electricity and competing computing power to 'exposing weather and mining data'. This is not a joke, but a thriving Web3 track: CAILA weather mining.
1. What is CAILA? Why can we mine based on weather?
CAILA is an AI recommendation network that integrates real-time weather data (Weather) and geographical positioning (LBS). Its goal is to allow real-world data to directly serve on-chain intelligent agents (AI Agents) for travel recommendations, travel planning, life suggestions, etc.
The data source among this is a small device called Marco. It looks like a mini weather station, capable of sensing environmental information such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and ultraviolet light, and automatically uploading it to the blockchain network.
You just need to hang the Marco device on your balcony or window, connect to Wi-Fi or a hotspot, log in to the official website to bind your wallet, and it will automatically upload data daily and receive $CA reward tokens—just like an on-chain employee 'working on the balcony'.
2. No electricity, no coding, no maintenance, ridiculously beginner-friendly.
Compared to the traditional mining power of several kilowatts and complex setups, Marco's deployment process can be said to have '0 technical threshold':
No electricity consumption: requires only a small amount of power (some models even use solar power).
No programming needed: the device runs automatically after being powered on and connected to the internet, no need to write code.
No maintenance required: no fans, no noise, quietly operates without disturbing daily life.
All you need to do is place it in a well-ventilated, unobstructed area (like a balcony, rooftop, or window), connect to your home Wi-Fi, complete the deployment in a few minutes, and then it will automatically upload data daily and award rewards, truly achieving 'buy it and let it sit and earn money'.
3. A stable daily income of about 1.7U, breaking even in 175 days is not a dream
Currently, the market price of Marco devices is around $299. According to publicly available on-chain data, the average daily earnings are between $1.5 and $1.8. Based on this calculation, it would take about 175 to 200 days to break even, and in the future, there will also be ecological airdrops and cooperative rewards, which are expected to shorten the break-even period.
Additionally, the CAILA team will periodically collaborate with other projects, such as Lista DAO, UXUY, GAS Station, etc., to provide additional token or NFT incentives to device users.
In other words, you are not only 'mining weather', but also participating in an ever-expanding on-chain data ecosystem.
4. How to participate? Understand the deployment process in one minute ✅
Get the device: Follow official airdrop activities or purchase Marco through legitimate channels (it is recommended to avoid second-hand activated devices).
Hang it on the balcony and connect to the network: Choose a place with no obstruction and good ventilation, and connect to Wi-Fi or a hotspot.
Log in using a Web3 wallet (such as OKX, MetaMask) and bind the device number.
Automatically start working: Automatically upload data daily to obtain on-chain verification and $CA incentives.
You can even check your weather score and coin production records on the official website, which is very transparent and traceable.
The logic behind Marco: not mining, but 'providing infrastructure'.
This is not merely a money-making tool; it is more like building 'new public facilities' in the Web3 world.
The weather data collected by Marco is not just uploaded to the blockchain; it is called in real-time by the AI Agent network for generating travel suggestions, urban climate analysis, tourism preference matching, and other services.
In the future, the 'smart recommendations' we see in maps, travel, and weather apps are likely supported by the data uploaded from your home balcony.
This is the charm of the DePIN model: assetizing real-world data, transforming participants into network contributors, and providing verifiable and tradable returns.
In conclusion: This is a trend, and more importantly, the direction of the future.
CAILA's 'weather mining' is not a short-term hype, but part of the evolution of Web3 infrastructure. It proves a trend— the real world is slowly being digitized, put on-chain, and tokenized.
You are not 'speculating on coins'; you are 'connecting data and agents' and becoming part of on-chain AI.
So, next time you see a small device hanging on someone's balcony, don't be surprised; they might be quietly participating in a real future. #CAILA链上AI气象官捕捉下一场Web3风暴