Global - After a relatively quiet first half of the year, Ethereum (ETH) has recently rebounded strongly, doubling its price in three months and returning to the main stage of the market. BTC Miner announced the official launch of Ethereum cloud mining contracts, providing global investors with a new opportunity to participate in the growth dividend of the ETH network with a low threshold.
ETH has risen strongly, and stablecoin legislation has brought structural benefits
In July 2025, the United States officially signed the GENIUS Act, establishing a legal framework for stablecoins at the federal level for the first time. The passage of this bill not only promoted the clarification of stablecoin supervision, but also greatly activated the Ethereum ecosystem that is strongly related to stablecoins. Current market data shows that more than 50% of stablecoin balances and 40% of stablecoin transactions occur on the Ethereum network. Ethereum is becoming the biggest beneficiary of the "stablecoin era".
As the world's leading compliant cloud mining platform, BTC Miner is the first to respond to market trends and launch a new cloud mining contract based on the ETH network. Users only need to purchase contracts through the platform to obtain daily stable income without configuring equipment or taking energy consumption risks.
Core advantages include:
- Zero threshold participation: Register and receive a $500 reward, visit the official website to register → https://btcminer.net
- Industry-leading "principal protection + fixed income" model, the platform promises to return the principal and pay the agreed interest when the contract expires, and the stable income is not afraid of fluctuations
- Support multi-currency recharge: USDT, BTC, XRP, etc. can all be used to purchase ETH computing power
- Contract income is automatically calculated and issued daily, supporting 7×24 hours instant withdrawal, no waiting, no handling fee
- The platform's computing power is deployed in renewable energy mines such as hydropower and wind power, responding to global low-carbon goals, and user participation is an environmental contributor
- Support iOS / Android mobile phone operations, check mining progress anytime, anywhere, initiate withdrawals, instant withdrawals, and instant arrival
- A multilingual customer service team covering global users, responding to problems around the clock to ensure user experience
BTC Miner contract display:
BTC Miner encourages users to expand community influence through sharing and recommendation, and for this purpose the platform has launched With a high-proportion two-tier referral rebate system, users can not only make money easily, but also build their own crypto income network
Mining ETH is not just about speculating in coins: a passive income tool in the era of stablecoin dividends
As the "fuel" of the Ethereum mainnet, ETH's value comes not only from price fluctuations, but also from real on-chain usage scenarios - such as stablecoin settlement, DeFi protocol operation, L2 payment, NFT casting, etc. Through the BTC Miner cloud mining contract, users no longer rely on speculative transactions, but instead obtain daily ETH returns by supporting network operation, truly realizing the logical closed loop of "on-chain assets → off-chain income".
A spokesperson for the BTC Miner platform said: "We are experiencing an era in which Ethereum infrastructure is returning to its core value, and cloud mining will become the best entry point for this wave of dividends."
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