Helping You Make Confident Financial Decisions Beyond Just Bitcoin
Our goal is simple: We want to build transparent and profitable cryptocurrency mining operation everyone can use and understand! However, this is only a part of our mission. We also want to empower our customers and readers to make smart, calculated financial decisions. Most people think that investing and finances have to be complicated and difficult to understand - and we want to dispel that myth! That’s why we’re launching our content series: Money Bits: a series of well written, expert articles and editorials around the topic of finances- with a cool twist: unlike most of the content out there, we’ll actually make it easy to understand!
AM Against Scams: Advanced Mining is taking the front-seat to educate our readers the importance of doing due diligence and outwit crypto and finance scammers.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Proves the Importance of Steady and Reliable Income
April 13, 2020
The Coronavirus is a textbook example of the need for a passive income. With widespread disruptions to commerce and supply chains, many people have to contend with lesser revenue than they would ordinarily make.
The SEC Has No Option but Classify BTC As A Utility
May 11, 2021
Regulatory clarity is the final domino in global cryptocurrency adoption. Bitcoin has had a historically fast ascendance. Sure, the first few years felt like a slow winter march in obscurity. The last few years have been stratospheric, placing Bitcoin firmly among the world’s leading financial assets. Inevitably, legal questions began to emerge. Cryptocurrencies may operate…
Bitcoin Miners are HODLing, why Mining Gives You the Edge
May 10, 2021
Market trends between Bitcoin holding Vs. Selling is always fascinating. There are periods of wild sell-offs and others when there is a liquidity crunch. That said, the consensus has always been that periods of high prices trigger sell-offs while BTC holders tend to hodl (not sell) when the market is unfavorable. This trend generally holds….