Jacob & Co just dropped a watch that can mine Bitcoin. Sounds like a joke, but it’s real. This watch is a 44mm black DLC titanium skeleton mechanical watch. Only 100 pieces worldwide. Manual winding movement. The movement bridges are designed with a Bitcoin theme. Each watch comes with a blockchain certificate. The certificate corresponds to 1000 TH/s mining power in GoMining’s data centers. These data centers are located in the U.S., Africa, and Central Asia. So basically, when you buy this watch, a real mining machine starts running under your name, mining Bitcoin 24/7. You don’t need to buy a mining rig, don’t need to worry about electricity bills, and don’t need to set up a mining farm yourself. Here’s how it works: 1/ You spend $40,000 to buy the watch. 2/ A 1000 TH/s mining machine is activated in your GoMining account. 3/ The machine runs in their global data centers, with a total network hash rate of over 12 million TH. 4/ The BTC mined is sent to your wallet daily. 5/ Electricity and maintenance fees are automatically deducted. 6/ You can monitor the hash rate, earnings, and machine status in real-time via the app. 7/ The mining certificate is transferable—you can sell it on GoMining’s marketplace or transfer it along with the watch. Quick math: 1/ 1000 TH/s accounts for about 0.0007% of the entire Bitcoin network’s hash rate. 2/ Estimated annual net profit is around $7,000 in BTC, after deducting fees. 3/ Based on the $40,000 cost, that’s roughly a 17% annual return. 4/ Plus, the watch itself is a flex—limited to 100 pieces, made by Jacob & Co, and could hold or even increase in value.