2018-7-16 20:59 |
16 July 2018
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The Kodak KashMiner appeared at CES in January
The company behind a Kodak-branded crypto-currency mining scheme has confirmed the plan has collapsed.
In January, a Bitcoin mining computer labelled Kodak KashMiner was on display on Kodak’s official stand at the CES technology show in Las Vegas.
‘Unrealistic’ plans In its promotional material, Spotlite said an up-front investment of $3,400 would generate earnings of $375 a month for two years by mining Bitcoin.
However, critics said the promised profits did not take into account that mining Bitcoin is becoming increasingly difficult.
A spokesman for Kodak told the BBC: “While you saw units at CES from our licensee Spotlite, the KashMiner is not a Kodak brand licensed product.
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