Why 99Miners Exists — and What We Stand For

Mining sounds simple: buy a machine, plug it in, earn Bitcoin. In reality, it’s more complex—and often emotional. When you buy hardware somewhere in the world, ship it, clear customs, and run it in a foreign data center, you give up a lot of control. You may never see the machines; you don’t know the on-site team; promises are made and sometimes not kept. From the moment everything sits with the provider, you’re reliant on whatever information you’re given—without real leverage. Hope is not a strategy.

99Miners was created because we know exactly how that feels. And because we believe: transparency + realistic numbers + the right partners are the foundation of good decisions.

We know what can happen when you choose the wrong host: missing updates, unexplained downtime, opaque fees, or even slow payouts. That’s why we help you find the right providers - not “just any contact.”

Most Bitcoiners eventually face the question: buy and host hardware—or accumulate BTC directly on an exchange? The motivation is often, “Mining will get me more Bitcoin for my money.” Sometimes that’s true, often it isn’t.

We show you—clearly and without marketing spin—what to expect from your investment, including scenarios where mining doesn’t give you an advantage. Instead of slogans, you get:

• a structured cost/revenue view
• the impact of halvings and network hashrate growth, and
• a comparison: “What if I had invested the same amount in BTC directly?”

This helps you make a decision aligned with your goals, risk appetite, and time horizon.

Marketing loves snapshots. We model across time. The metrics on our product pages are built on a forward-looking approach that projects the network hashrate (trend since the 2021 China ban). Why does that matter? Because as hashrate rises, your share of the network shrinks, and so does your daily BTC output.

What we make transparent:

• Revenues: your own hashrate (with uptime, stales/invalids, pool rejects) → credited shares → gross payout → net after pool fees & payout fees
• Costs: energy (with potential price changes), hosting/maintenance, pool fees, CapEx (incl. shipping, duties, racking, installation, residual value)
• Profit & cashflow: day by day, cumulative, and across scenarios
• Cost of Production (CoP): energy-only, incl. investment, and incl. residual value - each cumulative over your timeframe.

Result: you see not only whether something pencils out, but why—and which levers matter.

“The best miner” depends on your goal: maximum efficiency per J/TH, best price-performance, specific noise/form-factor needs, firmware features, delivery time? We bring order to the market and make devices comparable:

• Technical specifications
• Economic KPIs & data
• Filters & side-by-side comparisons of machines

That way, you find the hardware that fits your strategy—not a marketing campaign.

99Miners exists to make mining decisions planned, verifiable, and repeatable—using real data, transparent assumptions, and partners who deliver.

• Clarify goals: Do you want to maximize BTC, generate cashflow, or build infrastructure?
• Provide numbers: We run your scenarios (hashrate trend, halvings, uptime, energy, fees, CapEx/residual value).
• Match providers: We show suitable hosting options and what to look for in the contract.
• Support, don’t hand off: Monitoring standards, reporting, escalation paths—you stay in control.

• No “super-profitable today” charts without a time horizon.
• No vague promises that can’t be measured later.
• No hiding of fees, risks, or downtime.

Mining can be great—if you understand the mechanics, manage risk, and start with realistic expectations. It can also be the wrong choice. We’ll tell you both. That’s exactly why 99Miners exists.

Thinking about buying mining hardware and hosting it? Talk to us. We’ll help you decide, run your numbers, and—if it makes sense for you—connect you with battle-tested hosting providers. Goal: enjoy your mining operation, not a drama.