How Coin Miners Fight the Evolution of Crypto.
Staking is the new mining.
Masternodes are the new CPU and Stakes are the new DDR5s.
Get over it.
The world is moving forward with more intelligence and leadership behind the idea that mining for crypto can still be accomplished without fossil fuels and coal mines feeding the power plants that send electricity to warehouses filled with mining systems.
The truth is, evolution is coming over the horizon and that evolution is going to diminish the need for those server systems trying to chew up threads and blocks. Those days are about to come to an end.
Miners will become antiquities of history in crypto and the sooner you can put those CPUs and DDR5s on eBay the faster you might get out of the red.
This isn’t hype. This is the new phase in crypto evolution, and some people are refusing to comprehend the benefits of staking, all for the desire to feel justified for still cracking away at mined coins.
These jukeboxes of dusty hot cavernous basements and bedrooms where people burn up their electric bill trying to obtain crypto, will soon become great gaming systems or just another server tossed on the heap of history.
Hey look, it was a good run guys, really, but the world is becoming aware of a new way to build their portfolio and make money with high ROI stake systems.
These systems are replacing the crypto miner and making miners obsolete and now that they see this approaching doom, they are attacking this crypto evolution with smear campaigns and blatant lies. All because of the simplicity behind earning with stakes, the FUD factor is hitting with a vengeance against all stake enabled coins.
While BTC might be the king for today, the princes of staking are slowly growing in rank.
The real problem isn’t the hype or the posts you can find all over the internet, the real problem is with the fear coin miners have that their 10,000.00 mining system might become a yard sale item.
You will see a high influx of people spreading negative information about every coin that they deem a challenger to their coin mining systems.
Let’s be real…
This is the truth and if you pay attention, this is what we face when new technologies try to earn your votes.
Articles written to convince you that mining is the absolute and that staking is a real problem. When in fact, the ones fighting change that push a cheap shot narrative and want people to not adopt real improvements have the most to lose.
Staking is taking a hold of the crypto world and as it grows in popularity, so does the FUD against change.
My advice...?
Stake and Bake... And when you get some FUD for your stake, reach out and offer to buy their system, if they'll list it on eBay.
