Razer Asks Gamers To Mine Cryptocurrency In Exchange For Store Credit

Razer Asks Gamers To Mine Cryptocurrency In Exchange For Store Credit
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Razer Silver is thought as one of the allegiance recompense programs” where it works along with cryptocurrency mining know-how to connect your computer’s GPU. In turn, it honors the clients with Silver, giving them entry to Razer’s ecosystem and suite of rewards.” What this means is that customers will be letting Razer to mine crypto with the help of the computer, and it will further offer the customers with Razer Silver in return. The gaming hardware firm entities that customers could make like 500 or more silver each day without using their finger.

Presently, The Razer Silver store provides things such as RazerStore reductions, ThinkGeek gift card as well as hardware such as Razer Huntsman Elite Keyboard. Though, to gain a Razer Huntsman Elite Keyboard that is 280, 000 Razer Silver or about a retail price of $339, the customers will require 560 days grounded on Razer’s estimation of 500 Silver each day which is higher than one year as well as that of mining. Razer Silver has one-year expiration, which is a shoddier thing it further means that users will never be capable of gathering sufficient Silver for Huntsman Elite Keyboard.

Though, there’s one main variance between the plans. While players who will be mining cryptocurrency with the help of Asus chips can cash out straightaway in fiat via WeChat and PayPal, the clients of Razer will get payment from the firm’s loyalty rewards program called as Razer Silver.

As per the companies website, customers with the “best setup” can earn about 500 Razer Silver per 24 hours. This payment token, in turn, can be used to acquire one of the less than 100 items listed in the miners as well as Razer Silver catalog that will find that their tokens will not have much buying authority.

The inexpensive piece in the Razer Silver set is very less discount code to the chief Razer storefront that would set operators back 2000 credits. That works more than $1.67 each day and each hour without the price of electricity.

If customers wish to apply their funds without the Razer’s, then the credits for the users will be less valued. Furthermore, the loans would go away in one year that means that even customers who continued an excellent setup and excavated 24 hours a day for a complete year will see that their balances (182,500) fell approximately 100,000 credits short of the most costly item in the set, the 280,000 credit Razer Huntsman Elite which retails for $200.

Razer’s crypto mining does signify an excellent example of this promising technology and asset class paddling additionally into the normal, and that must give cryptocurrency fanatics somewhat to take it as positive way rather than a setting of an otherwise miserable marketplace.

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Last updated August 18, 2025
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