The launch of the first 2x leveraged XRP ETF on the NYSE Arca has increased XRP's visibility in mainstream finance but also heightened its market volatility. This environment is prompting investors to seek alternative participation methods, with cloud mining platforms like Arc Miner and TokensCloud gaining significant attention for offering simplified, hardware-free access to cryptocurrency mining.
Arc Miner, headquartered in the UK, partners with global data centers to provide cloud mining contracts for Bitcoin and other major crypto assets. The platform emphasizes a "lightweight participation" model, requiring no hardware or technical background. Users can start by registering for an account, selecting a contract, and receiving automated daily profit settlements. Example contracts range from a $15 one-day "Daily Check-in" contract to a $100,000 50-day "Super Contract" promising a total profit of $205,500. Arc Miner states it operates in compliance with the EU's MiCA regulatory framework and MiFID II standards, and has passed audits by PwC and has insurance support from Lloyd's of London.
Separately, TokensCloud has announced significant progress on a strategic alliance to accelerate its planned U.S. cloud Bitcoin mining expansion for 2026. The platform aims to establish itself as a global leader by deploying high-performance, energy-efficient data centers across multiple U.S. states, including Texas, Wyoming, and Nevada. TokensCloud offers a range of Bitcoin cloud mining contracts, from a 1-day, $100 contract to a 10-day, $6,500 contract, with new users eligible for a $100 sign-up bonus. The company highlights its focus on regulatory readiness, operational transparency, and sustainable mining practices as core to its U.S. market entry strategy.
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