GlobePool, a decentralized mining pool platform, has officially launched its new Low-Barrier Cloud Mining Contract Series, aiming to lower entry costs for new users and expand access for small-scale miners. The announcement responds directly to the global surge in Bitcoin mining costs and reinforces GlobePool’s long-term strategy of building an inclusive, equitable, and scalable hashpower ecosystem.

According to BTCScan and PoWInsights, Bitcoin’s average global mining cost rose to $22,100 per BTC by the end of Q3 2023—a 36.4% increase year-over-year—driven by higher electricity prices, rising hardware costs, and network difficulty. Traditional mining contracts with high capital requirements and rigid participation structures have excluded many users, concentrating hashpower among larger nodes and reducing overall decentralization.

📉 Cost Barriers Suppress Participation Diversity

GlobePool reports:

• Miners under 50 PH/s face recovery cycles exceeding 8 months under existing contracts

• Entry costs outpace accessibility for most new users

• Lock periods and large investment quotas lowered user growth to just 7.8%

GlobePool’s leadership stated:

“Mining is not a privilege for the wealthy—it’s a means of contributing to decentralized consensus. Our job is to lower the barrier, not raise it.”

🧠 Globe Entry Contract Highlights

1. Starting at 0.025 BTC/USDT

• Flexible 7/14/30-day terms to match user strategy

• USDT settlement supported across multiple regions

2. Dynamic Yield Protection via FPPS+

• Floating incentive parameters balance small-user ROI during high-fee blocks

• Integrated with AI task routing for content-rich transaction dispatch

3. Flexible Exit and Re-Participation Mechanics

• Daily settlement available for early exit

• Reward re-staking boosts future task priority through wallet-integrated governance scoring

Contracts are stored on-chain, and user wallets now include Contract Performance Dashboards and Yield Tracking Modules for transparent monitoring.

📈 Positive User Momentum

Platform results include:

• Entry contract launch boosted new registrations by +41.6%

• Small user ROI rose +18.2%, with 67.9% of users being first-time participants

• Governance and wallet usage increased +32.5%

📜 Governance Framework Updates

GlobePool’s DAO now reflects:

• Entry user activity in delegate scoring metrics

• Open proposal channels for contract parameter improvement

• Publication of the User Diversity Participation Map visualizing structure shifts

🔮 Strategic Outlook

GlobePool’s founder concluded:

“The future of mining lies in cost efficiency and strategic accessibility. Low-barrier contracts are how we build inclusivity—not compromise.”

Next steps:

• Release of the PoW Cost Optimization Framework Whitepaper

• Deployment of Entry contract test nodes in Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe

• Collaboration on open participation standards across the mining industry

GlobePool’s low-barrier contract rollout marks a critical move toward equitable participation and sets the tone for a more transparent and inclusive mining infrastructure.