BitEqual perfectly replicates the mechanism of Bitcoin, with a total supply of 21 million, halving every 4.2 million blocks. It allows for device upgrades and increased computing power, operates on a full chain with no element of luck, and rewards are distributed based on contributed computing power—everyone who participates earns points, and those who upgrade earn more!
The best part is its referral mechanism: you earn commissions when others mine, and you also get rebates when buying equipment, all distributed directly on the chain, with zero defaults and zero black box.
The project has just launched, with low entry barriers, low difficulty, and high returns. Every coin mined early has the potential for unlimited price appreciation in the future.
Here, I’ll simply calculate for everyone: for example, if you upgrade to a 4090 mining machine, based on the current coin price, the approximate cost is around 7k, which means an investment of 760 bte at the current price of 10u, roughly about seven thousand dollars. It produces over two hundred coins daily, with output decreasing but price increasing. Based on the current coin price, it would take about three to four days to break even; if the price continues to rise, the break-even period will shorten, and conversely, if the price drops, the break-even period will lengthen. A careful study will reveal that the current demand still exceeds supply, so it remains very stable.