Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
AVATRON Mining is a transparent, professional provider of crypto mining hosting and ASIC hardware. We operate our own data center in Georgia and expand globally with sites like Ethiopia (100 % renewable), and upcoming hydro-powered locations in Kazakhstan and Brazil.
Our dedicated support team is available 24/7 via email, phone, or live chat. We offer proactive monitoring, direct communication, and rapid response to any issues to ensure maximum uptime and peace of mind.
We pride ourselves on openness—providing clear information about our locations, teams, and processes. Unlike many anonymous providers, you always know exactly who’s operating the site and how your hardware is handled.
Our hosting includes secure installation, continuous 24/7 monitoring, performance optimization, physical security, maintenance (reboots, firmware updates), transparent billing, and full customer support. Utilities and operational costs are consolidated into one predictable invoice.
Yes, all hosted equipment is insured against fire, theft, and operational damage, giving you an extra layer of financial security.
Absolutely. You’ll receive a secure observer link or dashboard to monitor your miner’s performance and uptime in real time.
Our sites feature strict access controls, video surveillance, biometric entry, fire suppression systems, backup power, and cybersecurity measures such as firewalls, intrusion detection, encryption, and incident response plans.
Yes, we require a minimum contract term of 12 months, after which you can continue on a monthly basis.
Consider your target cryptocurrency, desired hash rate, power efficiency (W/TH), budget, and expected ROI. Use profitability calculators to model scenarios.
Yes—beyond the unit price, factor in shipping, import duties, power supplies, cooling solutions, and potential taxes depending on your location.
Stick to reputable channels: direct from the manufacturer, official distributors, or vetted marketplaces with buyer protection. One user warns:
“Any site that seems too good to be true is a scam.”
ASIC miners are loud and produce significant heat. Plan for adequate cooling (air, liquid, or immersion) and noise mitigation, especially if deployed in non-industrial settings.
No—ASIC miners are specialized for specific algorithms, e.g., SHA-256 for Bitcoin or Scrypt for Litecoin/Dogecoin. Cross-compatibility is generally not available.
Older ASICs drop in resale value quickly due to diminishing efficiency. Unlike GPUs, they have limited alternate uses. Plan your hardware lifecycle and ROI expectations accordingly.
Feel free to contact our support team or book a free consultation—we’re here to help with every step of your mining journey.
