Kodak has quietly canceled its stupid (and very expensive) Bitcoin miner

Kodak has quietly canceled its stupid (and very expensive) Bitcoin miner
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2018-7-17 12:03

The Kodak-branded Bitcoin miner, KashMiner, is officially dead – which is great because it never made sense in the first place. It was supposed to be a machine that you could “hire” – after paying an up-front fee of close to $3,500.

It would then “quietly” sit there mining Bitcoin. The whole scheme was apparently so well-crafted that each KashMiner would net you $375 every month in passive income over two years. Unfortunately, things didn’t pan out this way. It appears as though the KashMiner is really just a licensing deal gone wrong – but one that seemed shady from the…

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