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Learn home crypto mining before you buy a single part.

Weekend workshops in Gunwi-gun that walk beginners through power limits, heat, noise, and the real cost of a first rig.

A classroom for first-time miners

We teach the practical decisions that come before hashing: wall outlets, breaker capacity, ventilation paths, and which hardware fits a Korean apartment or farmhouse workshop.

Map your power budget

Measure what your space can safely support before browsing listings.

Plan a modest first rig

Compare used and new parts with a clear bill of materials and noise expectations.

Choose equipment with a safety checklist

Learn cable quality, PSU headroom, dust control, and fire-aware placement.

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What you can register for

Small in-person groups focused on home setups — not commercial farms.

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Home Mining Basics Workshop

Our flagship half-day session covering terminology, electricity, cooling, and a starter shopping list tailored to residential spaces.

Workshop details

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First-Rig Planning Session

A private 90-minute review of your floor plan, budget, and parts shortlist with written recommendations afterward.

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Computer components laid out for inspection

Safe Equipment Selection Clinic

Hands-on comparison of power supplies, risers, frames, and monitoring habits that keep a home rig stable.

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Voices from recent seats

“I almost ordered three second-hand cards before the basics workshop. The power walkthrough saved me from overloading a shared kitchen circuit.”

— Minjae K., Daegu

“The planning session was practical, though I wished we had another hour for cable routing diagrams. Still, the written list made purchasing calmer.”

— Hyejin P., first-rig planning

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