Cuverse is an international mining capacity operator with an office in Hong Kong, offering convenient mining services aimed primarily at small companies and retail investors. Cuverse provides individual users with more favorable energy efficiency and mining profitability values, while taking on all infrastructure risks.

As a large company, Cuverse has an obviously higher mining profitability than any small company or individual miner, so it can offer an average option that is beneficial to both sides. Retail users receive higher mining profitability in a more comfortable mode, and Cuverse receives funds for business development and improvement.

Mining in Cuverse does not stop for a second. When buying a contract for a miner, specific hardware is switched to the operating mode in favor of the client. The client pays for maintenance and electricity, receiving all bitcoins mined by this unit.

To launch mining, Cuverse offers a set of contracts for the purchase of mining hardware with different energy efficiency. After the purchase of a miner that meets the user's profitability expectations, the payouts of daily mining rewards begin within 48 hours.

Mining expenses include the purchase and maintenance of miners, payment for electricity, maintenance of premises for equipment, etc. The larger the company, the lower its costs per unit of equipment, since everything happens centrally, so Cuverse offers a commission lower than the cost of mining for individual users and small companies. For your convenience, MF is included in the electricity cost.

If you withdraw funds to your crypto wallet, the withdrawal amount is limited to 0.0005 BTC. In case of withdrawal to the exchange, you should additionally check the exchange's minimum deposit amount, as it may be higher. Keep in mind that withdrawal in bitcoins is sometimes associated with increased network fees, as well as the fact that a very small amount may get stuck in the mempool, since it will remain unclaimed by miners for a long time.

You can withdraw funds as soon as you receive them, that is, starting from the first day of receiving mining rewards (48 hours after signing the contract).

You can withdraw funds in any of the currencies available in your personal account.

You can pay for a miner from your personal account using one of three methods: a bank card, cryptocurrency and directly from your BTC balance (in case of repeated purchase, when you already have mined bitcoins).

Miners consume a lot of electricity. Cuverse pays for the electricity used by the data centers centrally, minimizing the costs due to volume and efficient management. The purchased miners remain in the Cuverse data centers, so customers are billed for the electricity consumed by the purchased equipment during the mining process.

Cuverse has a point loyalty program (right now it's a 20% PROMO). Cuverse users receive points for making purchases in Cuverse and move on to the next level. Different bonus systems are used at different levels. Each user's electricity payments also earn a certain cashback (under development).

Cuverse builds its own mining infrastructure and selects new facilities in such a way as to meet the highest mining profitability requirements in the long term. The size of data centers and the volume of equipment placed there make it possible to reduce costs to a minimum due to centralized management and wholesale electricity payments.