Unveiling the secrets: How WPA hash cloud mining works, converting XRP (Ripple) into a daily fixed income model

WPA Hash, the world’s most trusted cloud computing platform, has launched a cloud mining solution for XRP, a participation model that converts “holding” into “daily cash flow” is gaining attention. So, how exactly does this model work? Is its return logic sustainable?

This article will break it down from a mechanistic perspective. Background: The Investment Logic of XRP is Changing With the conclusion of the legal dispute between Ripple and US regulators, market uncertainty surrounding XRP has significantly decreased. At the same time, the strategies of global digital asset investors are shifting—from chasing short-term price fluctuations to allocating assets with a greater emphasis on stability and cash flow.

Against this backdrop, “non-trading return solutions” surrounding XRP have begun to emerge, with cloud mining being one of them. Core Question: XRP itself does not mine; where does the return come from? It needs to be clarified that XRP is not a Proof-of-Work (PoW) asset and does not participate in traditional block mining.

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WPA Hash’s cloud mining solution doesn’t actually “mine XRP.” Instead, it achieves revenue conversion through the following logic: XRP as a participating asset→ converted into cloud computing power contracts → participates in multi-network computing power revenue distribution → revenue is released stably according to rules. In other words, XRP in this model acts as a value participation and settlement medium, rather than directly participating in block verification. According to information disclosed by the platform, its XRP cloud mining model mainly consists of the following stages: Users use XRP to participate in cloud computing power contracts provided by WPA Hash.

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