Why Copium Protocol is Set to Disrupt Cloud Mining this Year

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For the longest time, crypto mining was confined to the well-off who could afford the mammoth resources it demands. The hard-to-crack mining jargon further drove people away. 

This is where cloud mining came in. It promised to decentralize crypto mining, empowering anyone to remotely join crypto mining pools for a basic cost with little to no technical knowledge. It involved renting mining hardware or hash power from third-party sources.

However, the enthusiasm didn’t last long. While most cloud mining platforms succeeded in lowering the initial investment barrier to crypto mining, the technical barrier remained too high for everyday investors to break in. 

Due to the lack of usability and negligible returns, cloud mining platforms failed to live up to expectations. While the concept has massive potential, we are yet to see it unfold.

Copium Protocol is a new crypto mining investment ecosystem that has been creating waves in the market since its project announcement. Although the platform doesn’t fit into the traditional definitions of cloud mining, it aims to decentralize crypto mining with a novel approach. 

In this article, we take a closer look at Copium Protocol and how the ecosystem delivers its mission. Will it disrupt cloud mining as we know it? Let’s find out. 

Copium Protocol is a multi-pronged mining investment project based on the Ethereum blockchain. The project is centered around Copium Mining, a crypto mining company registered in New Zealand. 

As Copium Mining expands its infrastructure, it brings some attractive investment opportunities to the public, leveraging