BitHarp Successfully Launches Liquid Mining Rigs

BitHarp Group, one of the best cryptocurrency manufacturers, based in New Zealand, has recently been the most talked-about matter of the crypto market. It has recently released two liquid mining rigs with enhanced features like high hash rate and substantial profits, named Lyre Miner and Harp Miner. Hash rates refer to the speed at which a mining machine operates. A machine with a higher hash rate gives more opportunities to a miner to receive the crypto rewards by finding the next block much faster.

These two mining rigs have increasingly become popular since its release in September, this year and has been making headlines since then in terms of ROI (returns on investment) for both amateur and seasoned cryptocurrency miners. Lyre miner is a robust mining rig with a compact built-in design to fit even in limited spaces. It has a touch screen user-friendly interface with low power consumption features. Harp miner is a DLC or Direct Liquid Cooling rig that helps in providing maximum security and has a high fault tolerance level. Therefore, BitHarp is popularly known to bring in revolutionary crypto products in the market with comparatively low power consumptions to ease their use by various investors.

With the launch of these flexible mining rigs, BitHarp focusses on making mining easier and profitable for the investors. As per Daniel Cox, the Engineering Director at BitHarp, “We strongly believe that the benefits of crypto mining should be available to all. This belief inspired us to create 2 pre-configured products that anyone can start using by plugging them in”. As such BitHarp is all set to change the cryptocurrency mining game by making their presence felt in the crypto market with these two newly launched mining rigs. On September 22^nd, 2019, BitHarp announced the resounding commercial success of Lyre Miner and Harp Miner. It has brought in revolutionary changes in the crypto market and as such crypto mining has now been extensively used in college campuses by using free electricity. The relatively low amount of energy conservation of both the liquid rigs also add to their success.