The $100B Blockchain Proof Of Concept Hiding In Plain Sight (FORBES News)

Last year, perceptions of blockchain technology were caught in the crossfire of both cryptocurrency’s swift peak and dramatic plunge. It’s not surprising: cryptocurrency is the first and most visible application of blockchains, and many people think they are one and the same. It may be convenient and easy to use price or market cap to summarize the industry narrative. But it’s incorrect. The blockchain space is vast, spanning industries, each with different adoption curves and opportunities—and the nuanced value of the nascent technology isn’t reflected in these numbers. In fact, focusing on these metrics obscures what is really happening inside the space, putting execs at risk of developing blind spots that hide potentially disruptive development as it gathers steam.

Automated Web Services (AWS) is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with mining farms across China, Paraguay and Russia. Our goal is to make mining accessible to all users regardless of age, location, investment, technical knowledge or experience. AWS MINING is able to process instant payments and withdrawals as well as offering appropriated support throughout the entire mining process. This is quite different from traditional models of mining that involve maintenance and configuration of highly specialized hardware.

AWS Mining allows anyone the opportunity for secure, continuous, and sustainable mining services, with the option of choosing one or more of the various digital coins the company mines for. Participant’s gains are safe against “sporadic extrinsic failures”, which include, but are not limited to political sanctions, power loss, tax increases, and more.

The company currently manages a total of 19,300 cryptocurrency mining computers operating in data centers which are located in China, Mongolia, and Paraguay. Following the ingenious strategy of spreading out its farms across different countries, offers a smart contingency plan, which gives clients the opportunity to relocate their funds, should the need arise, without risking or compromising their profitability.

Mr. Daniel Beduschi is the Chief Operating Officer of the AWS Mining and the Vice President is Ms. Cynthia Petion.