The
cryptocurrency
exchange
Binance
has launched a joint mining service for Fractal Bitcoin (FB) through its mining pool, Binance Pool. Users will earn FB coin rewards while mining Bitcoin (BTC)
$
91,780
. However, it is important to note that FB is not yet listed on the Binance exchange, and Binance has stated that this service does not guarantee the listing of FB.
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Additional Income Opportunity with Fractal Bitcoin Mining
Fractal Bitcoin Price Sees Rapid Increase
Additional Income Opportunity with Fractal Bitcoin Mining
To earn FB coins, Binance Pool users must follow several technical steps. First, they need to log into a verified Binance account and create a mining account on Binance Pool. Next, users must add an external FB coin wallet address to direct their earnings there. They can track their mining hashrate and earnings information through the Binance Pool platform.
This development allows miners to gain additional earnings while mining Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency exchange is providing detailed guides related to the service to assist users. However, uncertainty still surrounds whether FB coin will be listed on Binance.
Fractal Bitcoin Price Sees Rapid Increase
Following the Binance Pool announcement, Fractal Bitcoin has attracted significant attention. The
altcoin
‘s price rose by over 85%, surpassing the $7.8 level. This surge indicates that FB coin has become popular among users. However, experts urge caution amid sudden price movements.
If FB coin is eventually listed on the Binance platform, its market impact could significantly increase, leading to even sharper price rises. However, the long-term performance of this newly acquired coin through mining remains uncertain. This highlights the need for users to assess risks carefully.
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The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.
