Upcoming Events | JASMINER Will Attend the Mining Disrupt Conference 2023 in Miami, Powering the Industry's Green Development
2023-06-28
JASMINER will attend and sponsor the Mining Disrupt Conference 2023 in Miami from July 25-27, EST. At the event, JASMINER will showcase the latest mining machines and advanced ASIC technology, and discuss investment trends in cryptocurrency mining with prominent crypto tech entrepreneurs and startup leaders around the world. Together, they will solve the industry's challenges and drive the industry’s green development.
Mining Disrupt, billed as the world's largest bitcoin mining expo and conference, will be held this year from July 25-27 at the Miami Airport Convention Center in Miami, Florida. The conference features over half a million square feet of exhibition space for showcasing mining containers, a keynote speaker area, pool parties, and more. This year's event is focused on the current market environment, strategies for coping with it, as well as the status, transformation, and future development of global cryptocurrency mining. It aims to provide thousands of mining suppliers and investors with opportunities for interactive exhibitions, on-site discussions, and product experiences.
JASMINER is a leading global manufacturer of cryptocurrency miners committed to producing high hash rate, low power consumption products for the crypto field, and creating the best computing power to the world. The JASMINER X16 series miners launched by JASMINER in 2023, which were significantly upgraded in terms of performance including power consumption ratio, and their core advantages of high throughput, high hash rate, and low power consumption are highly favored by users worldwide, providing customers with competitive products and services. As an important part of the global crypto mining ecosystem, JASMINER has always been active in providing the most energy-efficient mining products and solutions for global blockchain hash networks and looks forward to pioneering new paths for the industry in green development at the Miami conference.