Bitcoin (BTC) continues its bullish trajectory, trading between $118,000 and $120,000 with technical indicators suggesting strong support and potential to reach $130,000. The cryptocurrency's realized capitalization recently surpassed $1 trillion, reflecting growing institutional adoption as investors like Ray Dalio recommend allocating 15% of portfolios to BTC. This institutional-driven bull market coincides with aggressive promotions from cloud mining platforms BTC Miner and FindMining.
BTC Miner offers multi-currency mining contracts for BTC, ETH, XRP, and DOGE, requiring no hardware or technical expertise. New users receive $500 in free computing power, and contracts start at $200 with claimed daily returns (e.g., $300/day on a $10,000 investment). The platform features automatic daily settlements and referral rewards of up to 7%.
Similarly, FindMining launched BTC-focused contracts with flexible terms (5-30 days) and daily payouts. CEO Aydin Ibrahim highlighted the platform's $10,000/day yield for $128,000 investments and disclosed company reserves of 395 BTC and 70 million XRP. Both platforms emphasize mobile accessibility and transparency, though their advertised returns—such as 180%+ annualized gains—remain unverified.