The Bitcoin mining computers, which are referred to as the “miners,” perform complex mathematical calculations, known as hashing, to validate transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain. Approximately every 10 minutes, the first miner to complete the hash calculation is paid the "block reward" which is currently 6.25 newly minted BTC.

Because there are so many miners racing to solve the hash, the probability of any one miner earning the reward is extremely low. To make the process more predictable, miners join "pools" which combine their hashrate and pay out a specific share of the block reward and transaction fees to all participants based on the hashrate they contribute. These payouts are rewarded every twenty four hours. The Firm will have those funds will be auto liquidated into US dollars. These payments will be the revenue of the digital mining firm.