Whitepaper | PAWĀ
  • Abstract
  • I. Introduction
    • Problems and Trends
    • Overview of BeMine
    • Power consumption as a stumbling block
    • How BeMine works. Mining hotels. ASIC suppliers
  • II. Technical Details
    • The mining process
    • Security and reliability
  • III. Business Model
    • Making Cloud mining transparent and controllable. NFT. DAO
    • Hardware Solutions
    • Referral Royalties
    • Revenue model and pricing
    • Growth and market
    • Competition
  • IV. Laws
    • Legal and regulatory framework
    • Third parties
    • Mining hotels also face risks
  • V. Token Sale and Economics
    • The Token — BeMine | Pawā
    • Token acquisition
    • Token Distribution Model
    • Token Distribution Calendar
  • VI. The Journey
    • Roadmap
    • Analysis of the potential impact of the company's services on the cryptocurrency market
    • Pawā Token Sale Agreement
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  1. III. Business Model

Revenue model and pricing

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Last updated 1 year ago

BeMine's revenue model is based on cloud mining services, which enable users to rent computational power for cryptocurrency mining activities. The company earns revenue from the fees charged for these services, which are based on the amount of computational power rented by the user.

The pricing structure for BeMine's cloud mining services is designed to be cost-effective and transparent, with fees based on the amount of computational power owned by the user and, in some cases, the length of ownership. The company offers several different plans to suit the needs of different users, including plans that offer discounted rates for longer rental periods.

The formula for calculating the earnings of the company is based on several factors, including the cost of the equipment, the cost of electricity, and the mining difficulty level. The revenue generated from mining activities is subtracted from the cost of operating the mining equipment to calculate the company's profit.

As an online business, BeMine enjoys several advantages over traditional brick-and-mortar operations. These advantages include:

Low overhead costs:

With no physical storefront or inventory to maintain, the company is able to keep its overhead costs low.

Global reach:

The Internet enables the company to reach customers around the world, expanding its potential customer base.

Convenience:

Online commerce is convenient for customers, who can access the company's services from anywhere with an Internet connection and Bitcoin wallet.

Cost savings:

Online businesses are often able to offer lower prices than traditional brick-and-mortar operations, due to the lower overhead costs.

Flexibility:

Online businesses are generally more flexible than traditional operations, enabling the company to adjust its operations and services to meet changing customer needs.

Data collection:

Online commerce enables companies to collect valuable data on customer preferences and behaviors. This information can be used to improve services and marketing efforts, or for public research on difficult circumstances.

Accessibility:

Online commerce is accessible to a wider range of customers, including those with disabilities or limited mobility.