HONG KONG, Sep 2, 2022 - (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - Colorectal cancer (CRC) has become one of the main cancers threatening the health of human beings. In the United States and China, CRC has ranked among the top three cancers that leads to death.CRC screening has been proven to be one of the most effective tools for preventing colorectal cancer. Research indicated that since screening was first recommended in 1980 in the United States, the incidence rate of CRC has dropped by 40%. Meanwhile, it's also important to follow the updated evidence, ensuring that the screening is suitable for the people who benefit most.The onset of Disease Tends to be YoungerLatest research has indicated that 94% of newly CRC cases occur in adults over 45 years old. Among which, the number of newly onset and death cases occurring in individuals under the age of 50 has increased a lot. CRC diagnosis among younger adults is growing.Therefore, National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has updated its guidance in 2021, suggesting that people at average risk shall conduct screening from the age of 45.U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) also pointed out that all asymptomatic adults aged 45 years old or above are exposed to CRC risks. Even without high-risk factors, they're recommended to take CRC screening.Although the incidence rate of CRC is as high as thyroid cancer and breast cancer, chance of treating CRC is better at an early age. It is very important to early find and treat the disease to ensure a higher survival rate. Research by the world-leading diagnosis and genetic health testing company Prenetics (PRE.O) showed that the 5-year survival rate of stage I and II CRC is up to 90% and stage III is 72.8%. It falls to 15.1% for stage IV CRC.Despite the significantly higher survival rate in the early treatment of CRC, unfortunately nearly half of the CRC cases are detected in the advanced stage, leading to extremely difficult treatment. Lacking a convenient and highly effective detection method is the vital cause of this phenomenon.Significant Reform of CRC DetectionCRC screening has always relied on invasive detection methods including colonoscopy. Since such detection may cause pain or discomfort, some patients refuse the screening.With the rising popularity of genetic detection science, CRC screening has welcomed a significant reform. Currently, a non-invasive and at-home screening test product - ColoClear has been introduced by Prenetics and New Horizon Health to the Southeast Asia market, which can detect pre-cancerous lesions and early, middle, and advanced stage CRC in an effective way.Combining advanced stool DNA technology with a fecal immunochemical test (FIT), ColoClear is easier, cheaper, and simpler and has high sensitivity, up to 96%, which is comparable to the traditional colonoscopy.On top of ColoClear, CircleDNA, a home health diagnosis product of Prenetics that give over 500 test reports in 20 categories, which plays an important role in the early detection of cancer and other potential disease risks. Copyright 2022 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. (via SEAPRWire)
SINGAPORE, Jul 20, 2022 - (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - SMI Vantage is acquiring new Avalon 1266 96TH/s crypto mining machines, to be installed in their mining datacentre in Melaka. The first batch of six machines will be delivered, installed and operational by the end of July 2022.Mark Bedingham, President and CEO of SMI Vantage, commented, "We are pleased to announce that we have acquired new high hash rate machines which will be profitable even with the current bitcoin prices. In the current climate, we are confident that we can take advantage of suppressed machine prices to acquire more high hash rate machines over the next several months."SMI Vantage has received shareholder approval at an EGM held on April 19th, 2022 for a proposed business diversification, following which the Company's cryptocurrency mining machines had become operationally enabled.About SMI VantageSMI Vantage Limited is an investment and management company focused on capitalizing on strong trends in the new economy including Cryptocurrency Mining, and other high-tech SaaS platforms. Listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Stock Exchange, SMI Vantage Limited has a highly capable and experienced management team with a proven track record in building strong business partnerships and alliances.For media queries, please reach out to:E: enquiries@sin-mi.com Copyright 2022 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. (via SEAPRWire)
SINGAPORE - Spikes in private housing prices and Housing Board resale flat prices in Singapore have prompted the authorities to introduce a new round of cooling measures. The move, announced at close to midnight on Wednesday (Dec 15), will affect the buoyant property market, which has been thriving despite the economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic. Here is what you need to know: 1. What are the measures? - The additional buyer's stamp duty (ABSD) on purchases of residential properties will be raised. ABSD is a tax charged on second and subsequent property purchases. - The total debt servicing ratio (TDSR) threshold, which limits the amount that a person can spend on monthly debt repayments, will be tightened, making for smaller home loans for borrowers. - HDB loan limits will also be lowered. 2. When do they kick in? - The measures kicked in on Thursday. They are applicable to all residential property transactions where the option to purchase (OTP) was granted on or after Dec 16. - For the higher ABSD, buyers with OTPs granted before Dec 16 will not be affected. But they must exercise their OTP on or before Jan 5 or within the OTP validity period, whichever is earlier. The terms of the OTP must also not have been changed on or after Dec 16. - For the revised TDSR, borrowers with mortgages granted before Dec 16 will not be affected when refinancing their loans. 3. How will higher stamp duties affect buyers? - The ABSD rate will go up from 12 per cent to 17 per cent for citizens buying their second residential property, and from 15 per cent to 25 per cent for those buying their third and subsequent properties. - For permanent residents buying their second residential property, the ABSD rate will rise from 15 per cent to 25 per cent. This will increase from 15 per cent to 30 per cent if they buying their third and subsequent properties. There is no change to the 5 per cent rate for PRs buying their first property. - For foreigners buying any residential property, the ABSD rate will be 30 per cent, up from 20 per cent. - The ABSD rate for entities, including housing developers, will go up from 25 per cent to 35 per cent. More on this topic Related Story Property cooling measures kick in today: Higher additional buyer's stamp duty, tighter loan limits Related Story Property cooling measures to 'reduce risk of self-reinforcing cycle of price increases': Desmond Lee 4. How will tighter loan limits affect private home buyers? - The TDSR threshold will be tightened from 60 per cent to 55 per cent. This means new mortgages cannot cause borrowers' total monthly loan repayments to exceed 55 per cent of their monthly income. - For buyers who have been issued with an OTP on or before Dec 15, the previous 60 per cent TDSR will apply whether or not they have exercised their OTP at the point of applying for a home loan. 5. How will tighter loan limits affect HDB buyers? - HDB loans will be lowered from 90 per cent to 85 per cent of a property's purchase price. - This will apply to those buying a new flat in HDB's sales exercises launched from Dec 16 onwards. - It will also apply to resale flat buyers, specifically for complete resale applications that are received by HDB from Dec 16 onwards. A complete application is one where HDB has received both sellers' and buyers' portions of the resale application. - For those taking housing loans from financial institutions rather than HDB, the loan limit remains at 75 per cent. 6. Will refinancing of home loans be affected? - Borrowers with existing property loans granted before Dec 16 will not be affected by the revised TDSR threshold when refinancing their loans. - The TDSR also does not apply to refinancing of owner-occupied housing loans. - The TDSR does apply to existing investment property loans, but borrowers affected by Covid-19 have been given a temporary TDSR waiver. Otherwise, the previous 60 per cent TDSR will apply. More on this topic Related Story New private home sales in November at 5-month high Related Story Record 29 million-dollar HDB flats sold in November; resale prices rise at faster pace
SINGAPORE - The minimum 4 per cent interest rate for Special, MediSave and Retirement Account monies has been extended until Dec 31 next year, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board and the Housing Board (HDB) said on Monday (Sept 27). The rate was due to expire on Dec 31 this year. CPF members below 55 years old will earn up to 5 per cent interest on the first $60,000 of their combined balances, with up to $20,000 from the Ordinary Account. They will continue to earn interest rates of up to 3.5 per cent a year on their Ordinary Account monies, and up to 5 per cent a year on their Special and MediSave accounts monies in the last quarter of 2021. CPF members aged 55 and above will be paid 6 per cent interest a year on the first $30,000 of their combined balances, with up to $20,000 from the Ordinary Account. They will also be paid 5 per cent on the next $30,000. The extra interest on a member's Ordinary Account will go into their Special Account or Retirement Account to enhance their retirement savings. If a member is above 55 and participates in the CPF Life scheme, the extra interest will still be earned on their combined balances, including savings used for CPF Life. CPF Life is an annuity scheme that provides a lifelong monthly payout that kicks off when the member becomes 65 years old. The interest rate for Ordinary Accounts will be maintained at 2.5 per cent a year from Oct 1 to Dec 31 this year. The concessionary interest rate for HDB housing loans, which is pegged at 0.1 percentage point above the Ordinary Account interest rate, will remain unchanged at 2.6 per cent a year during the same period. For Special, MediSave and Retirement accounts, interest rates will also be maintained at 4 per cent a year until Dec 31 this year. More on this topic Related Story 70,000 CPF members to get $40m in matched top-ups to retirement accounts Related Story CPF members' balances, interest earned hit record high last year
SINGAPORE - For the first time in 10 months, Singapore's resident and citizen unemployment rates saw a slight increase in July, rising 0.2 per cent each, following tightened Covid-19 restrictions under phase two (heightened alert). Figures from the Ministry of Manpower showed that the resident unemployment rate, which covers Singapore citizens and permanent residents, rose from 3.5 to 3.7 per cent, while unemployment among Singapore citizens rose from 3.7 to 3.9 per cent. The overall unemployment rate in July was 2.8 per cent, up from 2.7 per cent in June. This likely reflected "a dip in demand for manpower in affected sectors such as food and beverage (F&B) and retail trade", wrote Manpower Minister Tan See Leng in a Facebook post on Monday (Sept 6). The phase two (heightened alert) period lasted from July 22 to Aug 18, to contain the then growing Covid-19 clusters linked to the Jurong Fishery Port. This resulted in measures such as the cessation of dining-in at all F&B establishments and maximum social gathering group sizes reduced from five people to two. Said Mr Tan: "We will continue to monitor the unemployment rates closely. The Singapore Ministry of Manpower will also provide a more comprehensive update in our Labour Market Report later this month." In his post, Mr Tan encouraged companies to "constantly pursue innovation and review their business operations to meet the changing needs of the economy" and job seekers to tap on initiatives such as placements under the the SGUnited Jobs and Skills Package. The package was introduced last May to provide job, traineeship, and skills training opportunities for Singaporeans. He added that as Singapore moves towards becoming a Covid-19 resilient nation, measures will be relaxed further as more sectors of the economy reopen. "This will help boost manpower demand and allow our labour market to continue recovering," he said. Job seekers can find out more about Workforce Singapore's (WSG) programmes and career advisory and matching services at the My Careers Future website, or call the WSG hotline at 6883 5885. Upcoming outreach events organised by WSG and NTUC's e2i can be found at the WSG website and the e2i website. More on this topic Related Story New task force to help S'pore workers get jobs in 10 key sectors Related Story Firms hiring foreigners to pay all locals at least $1,400; progressive wages for more sectors
Powered by EQIBank, EQIFI’s highly anticipated launch provides a single uniform platform for DeFi products, including fixed- and variable-rate products, interest rate swaps, and a yield aggregator Road Town, British Virgin Islands / SEAPRWire / August 05, 2021 / – EQIFI, a decentralized protocol for pooled lending, borrowing and investing Ethereum-based cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and select fiat currencies, has today launched its DeFi platform, including newly introduced fixed- and variable-rate ledning products, as well as the advanced yield aggregator and interest rate swaps. Brad Yasar, CEO of EQIFI, said: “We are incredibly excited to bring our new range of DeFi products to our community and clients. By harnessing the power of DeFi technology, EQIFI is positioned to become an industry world leader. Through blockchain technology, EQIFI democratizes financial products previously only available to a select few, and we are confident that EQIFI is best positioned to bring these products to clients who want to embrace the evolution of digital banking, in an accessible and regulated manner.” Outlined in full below, EQIFI’s new products simplify DeFi by consolidating a range of sophisticated services on a single user-friendly platform. The products are designed to address the shortcomings of the traditional banking sector, such as high fees, outdated technology, obsolete pricing models, and expensive cash handling. EQIFI Fixed-Rate Products are pooled loans at a fixed interest rate that settle on a specified future date. The user provides collateral in the form of ETH, wBTC, Stablecoins, or select fiat currencies (converted into stablecoins) in pools, with fixed rates attached. EQIFI Variable-Rate Products feature algorithmic borrow rates, making the marketplace automatically responsive to changes across the network based on user activity and demand, increasing levels of borrowing from the token pool. EQIFI Interest Rate Swaps are a DeFi forward contract in which one stream of future interest payments is exchanged for another based on a specified principal amount. Interest rate swaps usually involve the exchange of a fixed interest rate for a variable rate, or vice versa. The EQIFI Yield Aggregator is an automated aggregator of all leading external yield farming products, making yield farming simple and automatic. The platform automatically assigns capital between different liquidity pools, seeking the optimum profit and margin. Governed by holders of the platform’s native EQX token, EQIFI operates under a community-focused, decentralized ethos, allowing community members to make important decisions about the future of the project, such as listing and delisting assets and tokens, adjusting interest rates according to the market, modifying collateral limits, and pausing any loans or deposits for a certain time. EQIFI is powered by EQIBank. Launched in 2015, EQIBank is one of the world’s leading digital banks and offers tax-neutral personal and corporate banking services in multiple currencies to clients in over 180 countries. EQIBank offers competitive rates, 24/7 service, trusted security, and an innovative, simple online global banking experience across all devices. EQIBank provides bank accounts, loans, custody, debit and credit cards, OTC, and wealth management to EQIFI and all its qualified clients. Jason Blick, CEO of EQIBank and Chairman of EQIFI, said: “EQIFI’s new range of products are an essential milestone on the road to decentralised finance adoption. This is a product range like no other, and EQIBank is proud of its role as the regulated bank powering EQIFI. We support and trust both EQIFI and this new range of products to bring DeFi enabled products and solutions to mainstream audiences in an accessible way.” For more information, visit www.eqifi.com. About EQIFI EQIFI, the first DeFi project powered by a licensed and regulated digital bank, is setting new standards, establishing trustless transactions, and driving real-world adoption. EQIFI’s infrastructure is optimized for real-time digital interactions. We are at the forefront of embracing today’s ever-demanding culture that wishes to embrace the evolution of digital technologies. For Media Enquiries Company: EQIFI Contact: David Cullinan, Chief Marketing Officer E-mail: david@eqifi.com Website: https://www.eqifi.com/ SOURCE: EQIFI The article is provided by a third-party content provider. SEAPRWire ( www.seaprwire.com ) makes no warranties or representations in connection therewith. Any questions, please contact cs/at/SEAPRWire.com Sectors: Top Story, Daily News SEA PRWire: PR distribution in Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines & Hong Kong )
Powered by EQIBank, EQIFI's highly anticipated launch provides a single uniform platform for DeFi products, including fixed- and variable-rate products, interest rate swaps, and a yield aggregatorRoad Town, British Virgin Islands, Aug 5, 2021 - (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - EQIFI, a decentralized protocol for pooled lending, borrowing and investing Ethereum-based cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and select fiat currencies, has today launched its DeFi platform, including newly introduced fixed- and variable-rate ledning products, as well as the advanced yield aggregator and interest rate swaps.Brad Yasar, CEO of EQIFI, said: "We are incredibly excited to bring our new range of DeFi products to our community and clients. By harnessing the power of DeFi technology, EQIFI is positioned to become an industry world leader. Through blockchain technology, EQIFI democratizes financial products previously only available to a select few, and we are confident that EQIFI is best positioned to bring these products to clients who want to embrace the evolution of digital banking, in an accessible and regulated manner."Outlined in full below, EQIFI's new products simplify DeFi by consolidating a range of sophisticated services on a single user-friendly platform. The products are designed to address the shortcomings of the traditional banking sector, such as high fees, outdated technology, obsolete pricing models, and expensive cash handling. EQIFI Fixed-Rate Products are pooled loans at a fixed interest rate that settle on a specified future date. The user provides collateral in the form of ETH, wBTC, Stablecoins, or select fiat currencies (converted into stablecoins) in pools, with fixed rates attached. EQIFI Variable-Rate Products feature algorithmic borrow rates, making the marketplace automatically responsive to changes across the network based on user activity and demand, increasing levels of borrowing from the token pool. EQIFI Interest Rate Swaps are a DeFi forward contract in which one stream of future interest payments is exchanged for another based on a specified principal amount. Interest rate swaps usually involve the exchange of a fixed interest rate for a variable rate, or vice versa. The EQIFI Yield Aggregator is an automated aggregator of all leading external yield farming products, making yield farming simple and automatic. The platform automatically assigns capital between different liquidity pools, seeking the optimum profit and margin.Governed by holders of the platform's native EQX token, EQIFI operates under a community-focused, decentralized ethos, allowing community members to make important decisions about the future of the project, such as listing and delisting assets and tokens, adjusting interest rates according to the market, modifying collateral limits, and pausing any loans or deposits for a certain time. EQIFI is powered by EQIBank. Launched in 2015, EQIBank is one of the world's leading digital banks and offers tax-neutral personal and corporate banking services in multiple currencies to clients in over 180 countries. EQIBank offers competitive rates, 24/7 service, trusted security, and an innovative, simple online global banking experience across all devices. EQIBank provides bank accounts, loans, custody, debit and credit cards, OTC, and wealth management to EQIFI and all its qualified clients.Jason Blick, CEO of EQIBank and Chairman of EQIFI, said: "EQIFI's new range of products are an essential milestone on the road to decentralised finance adoption. This is a product range like no other, and EQIBank is proud of its role as the regulated bank powering EQIFI. We support and trust both EQIFI and this new range of products to bring DeFi enabled products and solutions to mainstream audiences in an accessible way."For more information, visit www.eqifi.com. About EQIFIEQIFI, the first DeFi project powered by a licensed and regulated digital bank, is setting new standards, establishing trustless transactions, and driving real-world adoption.EQIFI's infrastructure is optimized for real-time digital interactions. We are at the forefront of embracing today's ever-demanding culture that wishes to embrace the evolution of digital technologies.For Media EnquiriesCompany: EQIFIContact: David Cullinan, Chief Marketing OfficerE-mail: david@eqifi.comWebsite: https://www.eqifi.com/SOURCE: EQIFI Copyright 2021 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. (via SEAPRWire)
SINGAPORE - Singapore's labour market continued to recover in May, latest figures from the Ministry of Manpower showed on Thursday (July 1). The resident unemployment rate, which covers Singapore citizens and permanent residents, fell for the seventh consecutive month. It declined to 3.8 per cent, from 3.9 per cent in the preceding month. Meanwhile, unemployment among Singapore citizens also dropped to 4 per cent, from 4.1 per cent previously. The overall unemployment rate fell to 2.8 per cent, from 2.9 per cent in April. About 88,600 residents were unemployed in May, including 79,000 citizens. This is down from 92,100 unemployed residents, including 82,800 citizens, in April. Singapore's unemployment rates peaked in September last year and persisted through October before falling steadily since November. The downward trend of unemployment rates is a good sign that the labour market is steadily improving, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng. "However, we remain cautiously optimistic about the situation as we continue to see resurgence of the virus globally and have also yet to see the full impact of phase two (heightened alert) restrictions, which began in mid-May," said Dr Tan in a Facebook post on Thursday. He added that the road to recovery may be a long one. "As we restructure and rejuvenate our economy so that we can create good jobs, I urge businesses to tap on available support such as the Jobs Growth Incentive to expand local hiring, as well as existing schemes to innovate and transform their work processes," he said. "At the same time, I want to encourage our jobseekers, who have continuously shown resilience and willingness to try out new roles and sectors during this difficult time." Jobseekers who need help with their job search can approach Workforce Singapore and the National Trades Union Congress' Employment and Employability Institute. The Manpower Ministry and Workforce Singapore will continue to work with the various economic agencies to create new opportunities and match workers to them, said Dr Tan. "Together, we will press on, towards the road to recovery." Analysts told The Straits Times that the business outlook continues to be encouraging. But they highlighted many uncertainties brought about by the resurgence of the virus overseas as well as Singapore’s heightened alert status. NeXT Career Consulting Group managing director Paul Heng said companies have persisted in their hiring activities since the start of the year, spurred on by the various government interventions to manage the coronavirus outbreak. “It is early days yet to say for sure if this is due to the state of the economic recovery, as some of the major economies are still struggling to cope with subsequent waves of infections,” he added. PeopleWorldwide Consulting managing director David Leong said the crucial part is the job facilitation and wage support that held up jobs for Singaporeans. “Without such proactive intervention, these numbers may not hold up,” he added. More on this topic Related Story S'pore's labour market continues recovery into 1st quarter; total employment grows by 12,200 Related Story More S'poreans tap schemes to upskill, switch jobs in Covid-19 pandemic
SINGAPORE - The youth unemployment rate climbed higher last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, compared with previous downturns, the Ministry of Manpower said on Thursday (June 17), as part of its labour market report for the first quarter. The annual average resident youth unemployment rate hit 10.6 per cent, higher than the 8.8 per cent in the 2009 global financial crisis and the 9.3 per cent in 2003 with the Sars pandemic. MOM said: "This could reflect greater difficulties among youth trying to secure part-time or temporary employment in the retail and food and beverage industries." It added that these sectors were more severely hit by the pandemic, compared with previous recessions. Youth are defined as those aged 15 to 24. About four in 10 youth in employment are in temporary jobs or contract work, the report said. They are mostly students who work on the side. Unemployment rate among youth is also consistently higher than other age groups, reflecting the job search of fresh graduates entering the labour market, for instance, the report said. There is also a higher churn among this age group as they explore various options to find a suitable job. Those who are studying might also frequently move between temporary or part-time jobs. MOM noted that youth unemployment is mostly transitional and short term. The youth long-term unemployment rate last year was still comparable to previous crises. It stood at 1.1 per cent in 2020, similar to the 1.3 per cent recorded in 2003 and the 1 per cent in 2009. Singapore's youth long-term unemployment rate is also one of the lowest when compared with other economies such as France, Britain and Hong Kong, the report showed. The report also studied the proportion of young people who are not in employment, education or training. This reflects the difficulty among youth in finding a job, and their likelihood of being idle economically. The prevalence of youth in such a situation rose to 5.3 per cent last year, compared with 4.5 per cent in 2019. But the report added that this figure remains low, relative to international counterparts. MOM said: "Taken together with Singapore's good international standing in terms of low unemployment and long-term unemployment rates, the favourable labour market outcomes of our youths attest to our quality education and training system." More on this topic Related Story Fewer teens working part-time last year in S'pore amid pandemic: Survey Related Story 85% of Singapore youth still optimistic about the future, volunteer group's survey shows
SINGAPORE - Unemployment rates here continued to drop for the fourth consecutive month in February as the economy recovers. The unemployment rate peaked in September last year and persisted through October, before falling steadily since November. Singapore's employment situation has continued to improve, with declines seen across the overall, resident and citizen unemployment rates, said Manpower Minister Josephine Teo on Wednesday (April 7). A report by the Ministry of Manpower the same day revealed that the overall unemployment rate fell to 3.0 per cent in February, down from 3.2 per cent in January. Resident unemployment, which refers to Singapore citizens and permanent residents, declined to 4.1 per cent, from 4.3 per cent in the preceding month. Meanwhile, the citizen unemployment rate dropped from 4.5 per cent to 4.3 per cent. Some 96,800 residents were unemployed in February this year, including 85,900 citizens. In a Facebook post, Mrs Teo said: "Although the unemployment rates remain elevated and have not yet returned to pre-Covid-19 levels, we are seeing good progress with jobs growth." She noted that under the Jobs Growth Incentive, payouts were made to 27,000 employers, who collectively hired 130,000 locals in the first three months of scheme implementation. "It is encouraging to see that Government support for employers to expand local hiring has nudged them to consider a more diverse group of job seekers. This includes those from different sectors, those who were previously not employed, and those aged 40 and above," she added. However, Mrs Teo cautioned that with every dip in the unemployment rate, the next drop will likely be harder to achieve. "It depends on whether hiring demand is sustained among employers, and their willingness to look beyond candidates with familiar profiles," she explained. "The remaining job seekers too may need to consider job roles or sectors they previously did not, and be willing to invest time to re-skill." More on this topic Related Story S'pore's employment level saw sharpest decline in two decades in 2020 Related Story S'pore resident employment up for two consecutive quarters: MOM
TORONTO, Jan 7, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - Rhotex Inc., a leading provider of cryptocurrency mining solutions, announces its latest product line, developed through the integration of its world-class hardware and software technologies. Rhotex offers the first factory design cooling case that keeps mining operations working perfectly, while consuming less power versus output performance.The design of Rhotex Inc. miners allows for cooling systems to be built within the case. Keeping temperatures down ensures that the machine runs smoothly, consistently, and at peak efficiency.The Rhotex Inc. product line includes:RHO Lite - $3,150SHA256/BTC/BCHETASH/ETHHash rate: 1000 TH/s - BitcoinHash rate: 5GH/s - EthereumRHO Pro - $5,800SHA256/BTC/BCHETASH/ETHHash rate: 1800 TH/s - BitcoinHash rate: 10 GH/s - EthereumRHO Rack - $12,999SHA256/BTC/BCHETASH/ETHHash rate: 4100 TH/s - BitcoinHash rate: 20 GH/s - EthereumFor more information, visit www.rhotex.com.About Rhotex Inc.Our inbuilt cooling system cases provide an environmentally responsible solution to today's challenges with the traditional miners. Rhotex inbuilt cooling systems are engineered to cool the machine as the chips generate heat. These systems are safe for computer chips and keep the chips cool as they run and generate heat. The cooling systems work automatically. This simply means you only need to turn on the cooling system, then the system automatically regulates the temperature within the case while the machine works efficiently.CONTACT:Torrie FontanRhotex Inc.+17472161067SOURCE: Rhotex Inc. Copyright 2021 ACN Newswire. All rights reserved. www.acnnewswire.com