Hashvalue Launches October Promo Offering New Users Free First Month Mining Electricity

Hashvalue launched a new promotional campaign aimed at first-time users of its cloud mining platform. Titled “Free Power for Your First Block,” the campaign grants eligible new users a full electricity fee waiver for their first 30 days of mining activity.

The initiative comes amid heightened global interest in passive digital asset income and increased competition among yield-based platforms. Hashvalue’s campaign lowers onboarding friction by absorbing power-related operational costs—historically one of the largest expense components in mining contracts.

The promotional benefit applies across supported mining pools including BTC, ETH (pre-merge chains), LTC, and TRX, and is compatible with both fixed-period and flexible-yield contract types. New users signing up between October 1st and 31st automatically qualify without additional requirements.

To activate the benefit, users simply need to complete identity verification and select a valid entry-tier mining contract. The fee waiver is applied at checkout and reflected in the contract dashboard under the “Electricity Subsidy” panel.

Hashvalue emphasized that the campaign is not just a discount but a strategic tool for education and accessibility: “We want new users to experience real-time digital yield without worrying about baseline costs. It’s about removing the barriers to understanding mining rewards.”

Internal analytics show that electricity expenses typically account for 24–37% of gross contract cost. By eliminating that factor during the critical first month, the platform hopes to boost user yield confidence and accelerate contract retention.

The promotional package is supported by backend smart routing infrastructure that dynamically allocates subsidized users into low-volatility, high-efficiency mining nodes to stabilize initial earnings and reduce reward variance.

To increase transparency, each new user receives access to a “Yield Simulator” that breaks down gross vs. net return trajectories, as well as historical miner benchmarks and payout frequencies across selected token pools.

The initiative also includes an optional “Convert to Commitment” plan, where users who upgrade to longer-term contracts within 48 hours of their first 30-day mining window receive an additional 10% hashpower bonus.

According to early data, user conversion from trial to paid contracts rose by 38% during the first week of the campaign, while average per-user mining duration increased from 22 to 41 days.

Hashvalue plans to monitor energy use patterns, retention rates, and feedback during October to evaluate whether the model can be adapted for broader subsidy zones or user tiers.

Looking forward, Hashvalue aims to incorporate power subsidy modules into smart contract structures, allowing programmable energy fee relief based on staking behavior, performance consistency, or referral activation.