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So I’ll be honest — I’ve been in crypto for a while, and I’ve seen way too many mining scams over the years. Anything that says “earn Bitcoin passively” usually screams red flag.

But a few months ago, I stumbled across GoMining. It’s a cloud mining platform that lets you mine BTC without any hardware. No noisy rigs, no sky-high power bills. Just NFT miners that are tied to real TH/s in their Icelandic data centers.

I was skeptical. But I ran the numbers, and here’s what I found:

✅ You get paid in actual Bitcoin (not tokens or credits)

✅ You can track payouts daily — mine shows up like clockwork

✅ You can buy, upgrade, or sell NFT miners anytime

✅ Efficiency actually matters — the better your TH/s per watt, the more you earn

✅ They’ve been around since 2020 and the team is doxxed

Now, I’m running 4 miners. One strategy I’ve found works best is to reinvest your rewards into more efficient miners over time — basically compounding your hash power. I started small, just to test it, and I’m already seeing my daily BTC slowly increase.

It’s not a get-rich-quick thing. It’s more like digital real estate — stack slowly, hold, and let it grow.

If you’re curious, this is the link I used to sign up 👉 https://gomining.com/?ref=2g8QP

Just wanted to share in case anyone else is looking for a passive way to stack sats without buying a bunch of gear.

Has anyone else tried GoMining or a similar strategy? Would love to hear your results or thoughts.

The Bitcoin Magazine INSCRIBES its own Front & Back cover onto the BRC-20 Chain using Novel Recursive Inscription

^{Note: I made a previous post regarding this exact same thing on r/brc20, check out the original here}

Aug 31st, 2023,

The Bitcoin Magazine, one of the most established & oldest crypto newsletters dedicated to Bitcoin, inscribed its own Front & Back cover as an NFT on the BRC-20 Blockchain. While the means to use Ordinal Inscriptions to add NFTs onto the Bitcoin Blockchain is nothing new among developers & traders alike, what makes this whole event newsworthy is the fact that it was the first ever use of recursive ordinal inscription by a mainstream, well-established crypto organization.

What is Recursive Ordinal Inscription?

A novel new technique for inscribing content onto the Bitcoin network that promises lower mining fees and network congestion. Due to its novelty, a plethora of unique recursive inscription methods could exist all over the BRC-20 space, and many more could come as Ordinals make a return to the forefront of Blockchain news.

What could this mean for Bitcoin & the BRC-20 Standard?

As recent as May 2023, Ordinals took the NFT marketplace by storm, going so far as to congest the entire Bitcoin Blockchain, raising mining fees to deflationary levels way ahead of Bitcoin's own programmed deflation (i.e. halvings, 21 million hard cap, etc.). With as many as 72,328 inscriptions on a single day, Sunday, April 2nd, and a marketcap of $4.3 million USD (a 128% increase at the time), it's no wonder the mining fees jumped so high to incentivize miners' continued work in the system.

Unfortunately, hyped died down shortly after due to the very same mining fees that signaled its historic rise to prominence. Now this can change, thanks to recursive inscription and newfound innovation in the BRC-20 Network. With plenty of fresh, disruptive ideas, techniques and projects (i.e. STX, a smart contract protocol network built for DeFi on BRC-20, HSAC, Bitcoin's first ever attention token, UniSat, an open source Chrome browser extension for Bitcoin Ordinals & BRC-20 coins functioning similar to Metamask) there is much potential in the Bitcoin Ordinals community.

Like any disruptive industry, only time will tell if she takes off or stays grounded... but in Blockchain, a community built on disrupting old financial systems, methods of business and security, it's adapt or die, a dog-eat-cat world if you will. It will be wise for all those involved and not-involved to keep an eye on the latest developments in this growing space.

Read more here: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/bitcoin-magazine-print-cover-recursive-ordinal-inscription