# GoMining > Digital miners that earn daily bitcoin rewards GoMining helps users mine Bitcoin by providing digital miners backed by real mining hardware in data centers without requiring physical equipment setup. GoMining helps crypto users mine Bitcoin by providing digital miners that represent real computational power in physical data centers. Users can purchase digital miners as NFTs, earn daily Bitcoin rewards, and manage assets through the platform. GoMining makes Bitcoin mining accessible without requiring technical expertise, hardware purchases, or maintenance costs. - Type: Company - Sector: Mining - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/gomining ## Products - [Digital Miners](https://thegrid.id/profiles/gomining): Digital Miners implement NFT-based Bitcoin mining through real datacenter hashrate allocation, enabling users to own portions of mining power without physical hardware. The system generates daily Bitcoin rewards based on mining power and efficiency while maintaining industrial-grade mining operations. (DePin, Live, Main Product) - [Miner Wars](https://thegrid.id/profiles/gomining): Miner Wars implements GameFi mechanics through blockchain-based competitive mining where clans pool digital miners' power to solve blocks. Players compete for Bitcoin and GOMINING payouts using boosts and strategic gameplay that mimics actual blockchain mining processes. (Game, Live) - [GoMining Launchpad](https://thegrid.id/profiles/gomining): GoMining Launchpad implements early access to Bitcoin-powered projects through GOMINING token staking and digital miner holding requirements. The platform provides project incubation, marketing support, and community access for Bitcoin ecosystem development. (Launch Pad, Live) ## Assets - [GoMining Token (GOMINING)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/gomining): GOMINING is the utility token of the GoMining ecosystem. It is used to create and upgrade digital miners, pay maintenance fees with up to 20% discounts, participate in governance, and trade on the marketplace. The token follows a deflationary Burn & Mint model where maintenance fees paid in GOMINING are burned weekly, with new tokens minted based on governance votes, allowing the community to reduce circulating supply over time. 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