Traditional Bitcoin mining requires expensive machinery, high electricity costs, and technical expertise. du’s Cloud Miner aims to make that process simple and affordable.
Instead of running physical equipment, users can rent computing power remotely and start earning Bitcoin instantly. This model, known as cloud mining, has become one of the fastest growing trends in the cryptocurrency industry.
According to Statista, cloud mining participation has surged by nearly 40% since 2022, demonstrating how investors are seeking low-barrier entry points into digital finance. By leveraging du’s cloud infrastructure, Cloud Miner provides users inside and outside the UAE a reliable and secure way to mine Bitcoin without the hassle of hardware maintenance.
UAE’s du launches cloud miner auction to empower users
The mining slot auction will begin on November 3 through an online auction app, where participants can bid for access to du’s mining power. It is a model that combines innovation, transparency and opportunity, key values that drive the UAE’s vision to become a leader in blockchain adoption.
For du, Cloud Miner is more than just a product, it’s a statement. The UAE is driving economic diversification through technology, and blockchain is fundamental to that mission. Cloud Miner supports this change by providing a way for everyday users to directly participate in the digital economy without deep technical knowledge.
The future of Bitcoin mining has shined on the world’s tallest tower.
At the Burj Khalifa Laser Show, we announced Cloud Miner, a smarter and easier way to start mining in the cloud.
The auction begins on November 3rd. Download the online auction app to participate.
Provided by Dutech pic.twitter.com/MGNXuNp7A9— dutweets (@dutweets) November 2, 2025
Cloud-based mining also has environmental benefits. du Cloud Miner reduces energy waste compared to smaller setups by pooling resources into optimized data centers. As the cryptocurrency industry faces increasing pressure to adopt more environmentally friendly practices, efficient cloud operations can help balance profitability and sustainability.
Bitcoin cloud mining details
Prince Andrew, King Charles’ younger brother, has been linked to a failed £1.4 million Bitcoin mining project that failed within a year, according to the BBC. His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson received £200,000 from the deal. She was also promised £1.2 million in additional bonuses and shares.
🚨Huge: 🇬🇧King Charles’ brother Prince Andrew involved in failed £1.4m deal #bitcoin mining trade.
The Bitcoin mining project failed within a year, costing investors millions of dollars.
Files reveal his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson earned £200,000 and was promised a £1.2m bonus and shares. pic.twitter.com/DexornzLWE
— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) November 3, 2025
The project was intended to tap into the burgeoning cryptocurrency mining industry, but reportedly failed due to poor management and overly ambitious projections. This raises new questions about the royal family’s ties to risky financial ventures.
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