PANews January 22 News, according to Decrypt, Bitcoin mining company GoMining has partnered with luxury watch brand Jacob & Co. to launch a limited edition luxury watch and digital mining machine combo product. The product is called Epic X GoMining, with a limited run of 100 units, each priced at $40,000. It includes a Bitcoin-themed manual on-chain luxury watch and a certificate for a digital mining machine with a hash rate of 1000 TH. The digital mining machine represents the holder’s entitlement to a proportional share of Bitcoin mining rewards from GoMining’s physical mining farms. After deducting electricity and maintenance costs, the estimated annual net profit is about $7,000. This combo product will be available at Jacob & Co.'s New York and Miami showrooms, on the brand’s official website, and on the GoMining platform.
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