Anyone familiar with cryptocurrencies will be familiar with mining or even web mining. In fact, thanks to CoinHive, most people have some knowledge of web mining. In the cryptoverse, miners are rarely altruistic; they usually care about nothing more than the profit margin and which coin can give them the greatest return on investment (ROI).
Oftentimes, it is the miners who have spent the most on the latest hardware and building massive rigs and farms who profit the most from proof of work (POW) mining while the average person with a run-of-the-mill CPU or GPU would find it nigh on impossible to get a share of the mining rewards.
How do you compete against the big guns?
This is where Hadron.cloud comes in. Instead of solving cryptographic hashes that serve no purpose outside of the blockchain, miners on Hadron.cloud will be performing computations for advanced artificial intelligence (AI) which can then be made available to business, organisations, institutions, or end users.
Hadron utilises in-browser mining that allows anyone with a Javascript-compatible web browser on their smart phones or computers to participate in the project. What's more, Hadron miners will be actively contributing to society and the advancement of technology while being rewarded for their efforts.
