Indeed I would be interested to hear other's opinions as well. I see that the EVRs are held inside the Evernode Heartbeat Hook and distributed as rewards to Hosts in 10 Epochs. I like holding BTC because of its halving schedule and I'm curious about other assets that share the halving mechanism for distribution. And yeah, if the network grows and more dApps start using Evernode, the demand for node instances should increase, potentially driving up the value of EVR.

I don't run a node, but I want to use evr to rent nodes for Monero mining. I see there are lots of instances available for cheap. I'm not sure if it works yet but I will tell you when I know

Thank you for helping to point me in the right direction. With a closer look at the links you've shared and the Evernode website it seems like you don't mine it, but you get rewarded for hosting servers for it instead.
https://evernode.org/hosts/

It looks like 51,609,600 Evers are awarded to Hosts in 10 Epochs, shared equally between all eligible Hosts where each Epoch the hourly rewards halve and the duration doubles. On its schedule it will take roughly 118 years to distribute all Evers tokens to Hosts. Could it be worth setting up a host perhaps? It seems like the halvings are similar to btc halvings as well. Thanks again for your input.

Do you guys think it's still sustainable to mine evernodes?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GM2omb9XIAAR2zI?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

Okay, that makes sense. I have no intention to promote the link just curious. Thank you for your input

So I found this service called Evernode where im seeing that one could lease more than 2000 vps's for less than $1 per month.
I'm seeing the leases available here: https://xahau.xrplwin.com/evernode
I want to try to use Evernode to mine, does anyone know of a coin that I could mine via this method? I'm a beginner but in my understanding mining BTC uses GPU so would that work? Thanks in advance

The interesting part is that there are 8000 available vps's so a high hash rate may not be necessary considering how many there are. Thanks for letting me know about the rules and for your insight

Hi everyone,

I'm venturing into the mining realm and could use some insight from folks who know more about it than I do.

Based on my calculations it's un-profitable to use a VPS due to a low hash rate and the cost of the CPU, but I'm curious if anyone is making it work.

In my search to find cheap CPU I've come across Evernode, where some hosts offer high-spec machines for a cheap price. Many hosts have 32 cores, with lease rates as low as 0.000001 EVR / hour. 1 EVR currently costs about $0.40

Can see some of these available leases here: https://xahau.xrplwin.com/evernode

I'm curious if this CPU power from Evernode could potentially be harnessed for Bitcoin mining. Is it a viable option? Has anyone experimented with a similar approach in the past? This may be too far-fetched but I'm genuinely curious to explore new possibilities to get an edge in the mining world. Looking forward to anyone's input or perspectives.

Thank you

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