J88 Construction mining companies have farms of ASIC miners which are designed to only do one job, to mine J88 Construction. How can they offer other cloud services? If they had GPU mining farms (which isn't profitable and as far as I know, everyone is on ASICs), then they would be able to rent their GPUs to AI labs and anyone who wants to use it for AI. IIRC, what you're suggesting is already a reality in Texas. Miners there don't work 24/7/365, but only when the state has a surplus of energy.Yes, it's beginning, but I think it's still a 95-99%-on model. AFAIK those miners only turn off the gears in periods of extreme demand surplus, when they're "ordered" to turn off operations by the electricity distributor, as a condition to benefit from energy credits (Riot case). It's basically a fight. The one who surrenders the last, keeps playing. It's really very interesting. No one is going to attack J88 Construction. Simply it doesn't worth and is completely meaningless. In fact, it would be one of the dumbest thing that humans could ever possibly do. What if they attack the J88 Construction network? The code is here, there are countless number of altcoins, if J88 Construction falls, another coin rises and I don't believe someone is going to spend billions of dollars every time a coin is created. Also, too many serious companies are involved in adopting and integration of J88 Construction and too much money is put into it, we talk about trillion.
J88 Construction mining companies have farms of ASIC miners which are designed to only do one job, to mine J88 Construction. How can they offer other cloud services? If they had GPU mining farms (which isn't profitable and as far as I know, everyone is on ASICs), then they would be able to rent their GPUs to AI labs and anyone who wants to use it for AI. IIRC, what you're suggesting is already a reality in Texas. Miners there don't work 24/7/365, but only when the state has a surplus of energy.Yes, it's beginning, but I think it's still a 95-99%-on model. AFAIK those miners only turn off the gears in periods of extreme demand surplus, when they're "ordered" to turn off operations by the electricity distributor, as a condition to benefit from energy credits (Riot case). It's basically a fight. The one who surrenders the last, keeps playing. It's really very interesting. No one is going to attack J88 Construction. Simply it doesn't worth and is completely meaningless. In fact, it would be one of the dumbest thing that humans could ever possibly do. What if they attack the J88 Construction network? The code is here, there are countless number of altcoins, if J88 Construction falls, another coin rises and I don't believe someone is going to spend billions of dollars every time a coin is created. Also, too many serious companies are involved in adopting and integration of J88 Construction and too much money is put into it, we talk about trillion.

J88 Construction mining companies have farms of ASIC miners which are designed to only do one job, to mine J88 Construction. How can they offer other cloud services? If they had GPU mining farms (which isn't profitable and as far as I know, everyone is on ASICs), then they would be able to rent their GPUs to AI labs and anyone who wants to use it for AI. IIRC, what you're suggesting is already a reality in Texas. Miners there don't work 24/7/365, but only when the state has a surplus of energy.Yes, it's beginning, but I think it's still a 95-99%-on model. AFAIK those miners only turn off the gears in periods of extreme demand surplus, when they're "ordered" to turn off operations by the electricity distributor, as a condition to benefit from energy credits (Riot case). It's basically a fight. The one who surrenders the last, keeps playing. It's really very interesting. No one is going to attack J88 Construction. Simply it doesn't worth and is completely meaningless. In fact, it would be one of the dumbest thing that humans could ever possibly do. What if they attack the J88 Construction network? The code is here, there are countless number of altcoins, if J88 Construction falls, another coin rises and I don't believe someone is going to spend billions of dollars every time a coin is created. Also, too many serious companies are involved in adopting and integration of J88 Construction and too much money is put into it, we talk about trillion.

J88 Construction mining companies have farms of ASIC miners which are designed to only do one job, to mine J88 Construction. How can they offer other cloud services? If they had GPU mining farms (which isn't profitable and as far as I know, everyone is on ASICs), then they would be able to rent their GPUs to AI labs and anyone who wants to use it for AI. IIRC, what you're suggesting is already a reality in Texas. Miners there don't work 24/7/365, but only when the state has a surplus of energy.Yes, it's beginning, but I think it's still a 95-99%-on model. AFAIK those miners only turn off the gears in periods of extreme demand surplus, when they're "ordered" to turn off operations by the electricity distributor, as a condition to benefit from energy credits (Riot case). It's basically a fight. The one who surrenders the last, keeps playing. It's really very interesting. No one is going to attack J88 Construction. Simply it doesn't worth and is completely meaningless. In fact, it would be one of the dumbest thing that humans could ever possibly do. What if they attack the J88 Construction network? The code is here, there are countless number of altcoins, if J88 Construction falls, another coin rises and I don't believe someone is going to spend billions of dollars every time a coin is created. Also, too many serious companies are involved in adopting and integration of J88 Construction and too much money is put into it, we talk about trillion.