The process is straightforward when you walk through it step by step.
1. You decide how many miners to run
You decide the number of miners. EMCD supplies high-performance hardware from top manufacturers, already selected and tested, so there is no need to pick individual models or revisions.
2. Hardware is placed in partner data centers
The miners are delivered to EMCD partner sites set up for continuous operation. These facilities are located in regions with low electricity costs and stable regulation, places like Paraguay or Ethiopia rather than a random industrial park. They have proper cooling, monitored power, and staff on site.
3. Miners connect to the EMCD pool
Once installed, your machines join EMCD’s own pool. The pool operates at about 30 EH/s and is consistently ranked among the top ten Bitcoin pools worldwide. EMCD has been running this pool for more than seven years, which gives users confidence that the infrastructure is not an experiment.
4. Rewards go to the payout address you choose
When a block is found and rewards are distributed, your share is sent to the Bitcoin address you specify. You are not forced into a specific wallet, which is important for US users.
5. Ownership is recorded and kept with you
Every miner is tied to you legally through EMCD’s Dubai-based entity. Hosting is a service. The hardware remains yours and can be documented as such.
Behind all of this, EMCD handles monitoring, routine maintenance, firmware updates, and on-site technical support. You are not expected to troubleshoot hardware remotely at three in the morning.
