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June 10, 2025, 12:42:08 PM
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Can you recommend proven hosting for your own digging equipment in Nigeria?
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October 31, 2025, 06:55:11 PM
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Not sure if there are some, check Ethiopia, they has plenty...
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November 02, 2025, 12:25:33 PM
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We have already hosted miners for sale in Ethiopia, tell me if it sound relevant and I can provide you with detaild info.
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July 23, 2026, 07:35:58 PM
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Can't personally vouch for a specific Nigeria hoster from our side — we don't run racks there — but the diligence checklist is the same wherever the cheap power is:

1) Get the real all-in kWh (not the marketing rate). Ask what's included: cooling, PDU, internet, spare PSU, onsite hands.
2) Uptime history + who pages you at 3am when a breaker trips.
3) Contract: who owns the miner if the site disappears, insurance, exit/shipping terms.
4) Remote visibility — if they won't give you hashrate/reject stats you can check yourself, walk away.
5) Start with 1–2 machines before shipping a container.

For remote fleets we care more about "did it go offline" than the brochure. Wrote how we monitor multi-site boxes here (disclosure: Hashrate Farm / Farm Manager):
https://www.hashrate.farm/blog/hashrate-farm-manager-free-asic-monitoring-alerts-and-cloud-control

If anyone here has actually hosted in NG long-term, the real numbers (downtime %, surprise fees) would help OP more than another brochure.
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