Metal coins in Singapore now have the ability to purchase their mining equipment directly from the mall and more computer retailers, which have entered this booming market. This is another powerful sign of how retailers are diversifying in traditional ways, all because of the attractiveness of digital currency profits.
Singapore's mining center
There are at least five computer stores now selling mining equipment at Sim Lim Square in Singapore, according to a report from the region. The six-storey complex is mainly known to attract tourists from all over Asia because of cheap electronics, shopping bargains, and many computer parts and service stores. However, Singaporeans now want mining hardware more than mobile phones or gaming devices, so local companies meet these requirements.
Wilson Gosup, a shop owner, sells about 10 mining equipment on a weekly basis, only one or two when he started selling it six months ago. He said that based on customer testimonials, buying non-stop equipment worth $ **4,000 **could earn $ 400 a month. Clients from the 1920s are also retired. While Trecia Tay did not sell any of the mining equipment, it explains that it now receives about 10 inquiries per week, five times the amount of questions that were asked only three months ago.
Beyond the event
Singapore is a global regulatory, financial and logistics hub for many companies in Asia. When the Chinese government threatened to launch a campaign for its currency-based Betquin activities, a number of Chinese companies officially migrated to the country, including trading platforms and bacon. Where the country will benefit greatly from this trend if it continues to provide a stable and orderly environment.
There is a story behind Singapore's trend, which embodies how metal coins break into the world of computer retailers and cause them a crisis all over the world. On a related issue, Nvidia, a computer processors manufacturer, recently asked retailers to take measures to try to reach their products mainly into the hands of players, not miners.