What does AI cloud mining mean?
AI cloud mining is a service where you rent a share of mining hardware (measured in TH/s) operated in a data center, while machine-learning systems optimise that hardware for efficiency and uptime. You receive the mined rewards without buying, housing, or maintaining machines yourself.
How the platform works
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Choose a hashrate plan
Pick Starter (1 TH/s, $65), Builder (10 TH/s, $600) or Rack (50 TH/s, $2,800). The plan price is shown at checkout, and a plan runs for 24 months from the day it is activated.
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Pay in crypto
You send the plan price in BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL, USDT or USDC to the address shown at checkout. This is a purchase of a service — not a deposit into a balance you draw down. Until the plan is activated you can ask for a full refund, minus the network fee; see the refund policy.
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The operator activates your plan
There is no automatic payment detection: the operator checks your payment on-chain and activates the plan by hand, and no turnaround time is published. Minevana says it runs its own Bitcoin mining machines; independent proof of that is not yet published.
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You ask for a payout, and it is sent to your wallet
Payouts are sent on request: you ask through the support page, and the operator sends your share of the mined Bitcoin to the payout wallet saved on your account. Each recorded payout carries a transaction hash you see in your dashboard. There is no fixed payout schedule.
Security and fund handling
The safest architecture is one where you never have to trust a hidden balance. Here is how funds are handled at Minevana today:
Payouts to your wallet, on request
Mining payouts are sent to the payout wallet saved on your account when you ask for them through the support page. Between requests your share stays with the operator, and your dashboard shows only payouts that were sent. Referral commissions are held until you request a withdrawal, which the operator pays by hand.
A transaction hash per payout
Each recorded payout carries a transaction hash, shown in your dashboard. Look it up on any block explorer, independent of us.
Proof of the machines: not yet published
A pool watcher link, facility footage, a third-party attestation and a total hashrate figure are not yet published, so the hashrate behind a plan cannot be checked independently yet.
Account protection
Sessions use signed cookies and hashed passwords; we will never email you asking for keys or deposits.
Features
What a Minevana plan includes today:
- A hashrate allocation in TH/s: Starter 1 TH/s ($65), Builder 10 TH/s ($600) or Rack 50 TH/s ($2,800).
- A 24-month term that starts on the day the plan is activated.
- Payouts sent on request to the payout wallet saved on your account, each recorded with a transaction hash.
- The plan price shown at checkout before you pay. How your share is calculated and whether a fee is deducted are not yet published.
- A full refund on request before activation, minus the network fee; no refund after activation. See the refund policy.
- A dashboard showing your plans and your recorded payouts; the total is only the sum of those payouts.
- A two-tier referral programme: 5% and 3% of the plan price, earned when a referred customer’s plan is activated, cleared after 14 days and withdrawn on request, paid by hand by the operator.
AI cloud mining vs owning hardware
Renting optimised hashrate and buying your own machines are different trade-offs:
| Factor | AI cloud mining | Owning hardware |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Lower — buy a plan | High — buy machines |
| Setup & noise | None — operator runs it | You host, power, and cool it |
| Optimisation | AI operations included | You tune and maintain |
| Counterparty risk | Yes — you trust the operator | None — you hold the hardware |
| Resale / control | Limited to plan terms | You own and can resell |
| Income nature | Variable | Variable |
Neither removes market risk. Cloud mining trades hardware ownership for convenience — and adds operator trust, which is why verifiability matters.
How to evaluate an AI cloud mining provider
Use this checklist before you spend anything, on Minevana or anyone else:
- Are payouts sent to your own wallet, with on-chain transaction hashes you can verify?
- Are the mining-pool accounts public, so claimed hashrate can be cross-checked?
- Is there a named legal entity, terms, and a clear risk disclosure?
- Is the fee formula transparent, with no hidden spread or withdrawal-time fees?
- Does it avoid guarantees — no fixed daily returns, no “risk-free” language?
- Are referral rewards paid on purchases, never on deposits?
- Can you start small and verify results before scaling?
Understanding the risks in detail
Market risk: coin prices and network difficulty move constantly. If price falls or difficulty rises, mining income drops and can fall below what you paid for a plan.
Operational risk: hardware fails, power prices spike, and pools have bad luck over short periods. AI reduces but does not eliminate these.
Counterparty risk: with any cloud service you are trusting an operator to run real hardware and pay you honestly. Minevana records a transaction hash for every payout, but has not yet published a pool watcher link, facility footage, a third-party attestation or a total hashrate figure — so today you are still trusting the operator about the machines, and activation and payouts are done by hand. Start small, and read the full risk disclosure before committing.
Pricing
Plan prices are shown before any purchase: Starter is 1 TH/s for $65, Builder is 10 TH/s for $600 and Rack is 50 TH/s for $2,800, paid in crypto to the address shown at checkout. A plan runs for 24 months from the day it is activated. How your share of the mined Bitcoin is calculated and whether any fee is deducted are not yet published.
See the plans, and use the plan calculator to compare an estimate under your own assumptions with the plan price before committing. The estimate can come out below the plan price.