No graphics card, no late nights, GateLive has turned “mining” into “watching live streams”

In the past, when talking about mining, there were only three things in mind:
 graphics cards, noise, and electricity bills.
 Now, GateLive’s public beta has directly rewritten the script — watching live streams can also be mining, truly rethinking the “production relations.”
The core logic of GateLive’s live stream mining this time is not a “technological revolution,” but a revolution in participation methods.
 You don’t need professional mining rigs, don’t need to understand hash power scheduling, just one thing: participate in the content ecosystem.
From the platform’s perspective, this is a very clever design:
* Users are no longer just spectators, but part of “contributing behavior”
* Live duration and interaction behaviors are mapped to mining weights
* Content activity level = network hash power
In other words, GateLive has turned “attention” into a measurable production factor.
For ordinary users, the biggest benefit of this model is:
👉 Extremely low threshold, almost zero trial-and-error cost.
No need to hold heavy positions, no need to judge market trends, just replace the time spent scrolling through live streams with a “potentially profitable” form.
This is not the ultimate form of mining, but it is very likely the correct way for content platforms to mine. #GateLive直播挖矿公测开启