Gaimin.io: Resolving the World’s Processing Power Conundrum

PREVIEW

The digital economy is expanding by the minute. Add the coronavirus pandemic, and it proceeds at a geometrical rate. No thanks to the self-isolation and work-from-home enforcements made by relevant authorities in different countries.
This might be for our good, but there’s a dark side to this whole episode, processing power scarcity looms since the need for such goes up.
There’s a huge demand for this processing power as more allied industries are created in the digital space.
Unfortunately, not everyone can dole out huge sums to get devices with the required capacity to handle huge computational tasks. And even if such sums can be accessed, the energy cost of manufacturing these items leaves a lot of strain on the environment.
This remains the major headache for many companies looking to expand their operations as well as individuals interested in making that switch to a digital setup.
Fortunately, a lot of researchers have gone to work on finding the best way to tackle this problem without the need to acquire new computers. One of which is Gaimin.io.

Gaimin.io
Gaming rigs have become just as popular as paperbacks were some decades ago. Gaming laptops are currently among the group of luxury items that have breached the financial divide.
Gaimin.io intends to have gamers offer their gaming rigs for use in computing services where the processing power would prove handy. This would be in exchange for tokens that can be used in the Gaimin.io marketplace.
While this sounds like a good idea, I’ve my doubts about the availability of gaming rigs for rent to those in need of processing power. Most gamers, especially those spending significant sums on gaming laptops, are unlikely to be apart from their laptop for the huge hours assumed here.
Processing tasks like blockchain mining is one of the focus of Gaimin.io as the platform looks to take the work-from-home approach to a whole new level.

Gaimin.io intense to have gamers handle mining services, regardless of their ignorance in this area. The erroneous assumption is that gamers would be enthusiastic and profound about rendering such services on the promise of a reward. This is flawed as most gamers aren’t exactly interested in pittance offered to carryout technical actions requiring sophisticated knowledge on blockchain operations.
Gaimin.io claims to be driven by the noble desire to solve the world’s processing power problem. This might be a good cause, but putting gamers at the center of such an important task paints the concept as a leisure exercise. Gamers might have the technical acumen to handle such, but there’s less chance of such a concept taken seriously by the average enterprise – the image of gaming remains a badly battered one.
I find the idea of collecting bits of the reward offered gamers as operational costs to be a flawed concept. Such a burden should be carried by those in need of the processing power provided by gamers. This will only put off any gamer with the capacity to help.

Final Thoughts
Gaimin.io might have the right idea, but it needs to be better packaged and implemented. Gaimin.io has everything we look for; a strong and active team, strong founders, conference participation, proven concept, alpha testing results, user growth projections, multiple sources of revenue, and (my favorite) easy solution for the end user where they are rewarded just for their downtime!
Several pitfalls could affect the viability of the concept, so the entire arrangement needs to be rejigged to a less fragile framework.

Resources
•Website — https://Gaimin.io/
•One Pager — https://gaimin.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Gaimin.io-One-Page-Overview.pdf
•English Whitepaper — https://gaimin.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Gaimin.io-Project-Whitepaper.pdf
•Chinese Whitepaper — https://gaimin.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Gaimin-Whitepaper-Chinese.pdf
•Korean Whitepaper — https://gaimin.io/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Gaimin-Whitepaper-Korean.pdf
Follow Gaimin.io
•Telegram-https://t.me/officialgaimin
•Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/Gaimin.io/
•Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/gaimin_io/
•Twitter- https://twitter.com/GaiminIo
•YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp9Y_FMB1p4Nqjct0Ro9f3g
•LinkedIn-https://www.linkedin.com/company/gaimin/

Author : Dulo Wegner