Review on Persianmine by José A Rodríguez
Persian Mine: Not a Good Site to Mine
Persian Mine is one of the shortest mining pools existing in the market. It is providing minings services for a small area of the western world where Arabic countries are located. However, this service has no big benefits. The site requires lots of updates. I've never been a committed fan of mining pools, but I always recognize the value they have for the marketplace and how to provide value to get earnings differently. The fact is that I've reviewed many mining pool networks, and most of them have these amé features as this one. It's for that reason that I don't recommend it for miners and stakers. Let's see a little bit detailed.
First of all, the design of this platform is not appropriate. It has a simple website with some links of access and different token networks were to mine. The page is available just in Arabic, and there is no translation service for users and customers. It does not have a dashboard to show the latest and top miners of the day or week.
It supports eight different tokens with networks where there are blocks for those currencies. But the amount that has been obtained is little. This means the page is not so profitable.
It neither explains how users can connect to the network. It is not clear if they have to use a special device as a common mining pool requires users, or if the task can be managed online. This is the last reason why the site has not a good reputation.
Note: the network has never experienced failures or hacks. It is not a scam. But there is reason to believe the company is not committed to updating their project.
Pros
- Simple Network without special sections or confusing links.
Cons
- The network can be managed with ease but represents a complete challenge for foreign users since it is not a global development.
- It currently does not receive great support from the team. The providers have stopped working on it, and the network is not receiving updates.
- It is not very profitable. Earnings there are small.
