Inside China's Northeast Bitcoin Mining Machine Farm

Recently, Bitcoin The Coinsman, a news website, visited Northeast China to investigate the local Bitcoin mining. After landing at the airport, the guide drove the reporter for nearly an hour to the destination. Everything he saw on the scene stunned the reporter.

Pictured: Foreign media reporters exploring the location of Bitcoin factories in Northeast China

The first impression this place gives people is that it is too noisy. As soon as the reporter stepped out of the car, he heard a sound like an angry bumblebee flapping its wings, and the sound came from far away and got closer.

The first impression this place gives people is that it is too noisy. As soon as the reporter stepped out of the car, he heard a sound like an angry bumblebee flapping its wings, and the sound came from far away and got closer.

Despite air conditioning and refrigeration, the temperature inside reached 40 degrees.

When the reporter gradually approached a building, the strong winds generated by the cyclone almost made it impossible to move forward. Behind these cyclones were countless machines.

"Mining" of this scale consumes a lot of electricity, and the electricity bill here reaches 400,000 yuan per month.

engine room

They are piled together here and can be seen everywhere.

Unusable hardware was piled up and scattered everywhere.

The main frequency of Bitcoin mining machines (Bitcoin mining machines) reaches 230 Gh/s.

The Bitcoin mine employs three workers who are responsible for supervising the normal operation of the machines.

In addition to maintaining Bitcoin mining machines, employees can use their computers to watch movies and play games when they are not busy.

The workshop is filled with countless data cables.