If you’re still trusting “guaranteed monthly payouts” from crypto mining deals, stop now.
This is how investors get trapped: steady income sounds safer than trading
$BTC volatility, especially when you’re tired of missing entries or selling bottoms. But yield promises can hide the real risk until withdrawals slow down or the whole thing disappears.
Breaking news out of Florida: Zan Shaikh and his company Mining Automatic allegedly raised around $22 million from more than 380 investors between June 2023 and May 2025. The pitch was simple: investor funds would back a profitable crypto mining operation generating consistent monthly payments.
To be fair, mining can be a legitimate business.
$BTC miners exist, infrastructure is real, and some investors prefer exposure to hash rate instead of spot volatility. But when returns are framed as “steady” in an industry where energy costs, hardware, difficulty, and
$ETH -style market cycles can shift fast, I lean skeptical until there’s transparent proof of machines, revenue, and audited payouts.
Would you ever invest in a crypto mining income deal, or are “monthly payout” promises an instant red flag?
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