The Bitcoin farm in Escape From Tarkov is one of two improvements you can make to your hideout, allowing you to generate passive income, but it’s expensive to build and doesn’t explain well in the game. This guide will explain what a bitcoin farm is, how it works, and how much resources it costs to invest in it.
How to get Bitcoin in Escape from Tarkov?
EFT Bitcoins are very rare loot that can be found in safes, duffel bags, jackets, stashes, or in a navigator’s drawer. Wherever you look, bitcoins are extremely rare. The only reliable way to get them is on a bitcoin farm.
A Bitcoin Farm is one of two ways to generate passive income through your hideout, and the only other option is Scav. Unlike crafting with other stations or using a Scav case, a bitcoin farm will produce bitcoins at a constant rate if you have at least one GPU in the farm and your generator is turned on.
Asylum Bitcoin
From 2019, it will be possible to host a bitcoin farm in the game’s hideout. To bring the shelter up to work, the first thing the player will need to install is an electric generator that consumes fuel. If there is a shortage of fuel, production and recovery of characteristics will be slowed down or stopped. It should also be noted that the size of the cache will directly depend on the level of the Storage. Players with a non-maximum release of the game will be able to increase their stash to level 4.
In addition to the main modules of the shelter, the player will be able to install advanced modules that radically improve the level of life and safety, speed up the pumping of skills, allowing you to get unique items and resources. A full-fledged shooting gallery is worth noting separately, where the player can try out weapons. The hideout will become an integral part of the game, which will justify all the extra-transition processes that occur with the character – health restoration, cache size, access to trading services, as well as to research objects and events in the world of the escape game from Tarkov.
Bitcoin Farm
Bitcoin Coin (0.2BTC) is an exchange item from the group of values in Escape from Tarkov. The Bitcoin farm will produce bitcoins at a rate of 0.05 + (GC – 1) / 49 * 0.15 items per hour, where GC is the number of GPUs installed. Production stops if no graphics cards are installed, power is off, or there are 3 bitcoins waiting to be collected.
Video cards do not lose the “found in raid” mark when installed and removed from a bitcoin farm.
Chart and table showing the relationship between the number of graphics cards and the time it takes (in hours) to produce one bitcoin.
On A Note:
- Bitcoin’s value is variable and can change from one day to the next.
- You can only have 4 pieces in your PMC inventory at a time.
- The placement of bitcoins at the flea market is temporarily suspended.
- Can be grown in a Vault.
A bitcoin farm will produce bitcoins at a constant rate depending on the number of GPUs installed on the farm. For now, GPUs do not affect longevity or condition and can be used indefinitely, so this is not a recurring expense.
One graphics card will produce one bitcoin every 20 hours, but this time can be reduced with additional GPUs. A tier 1 bitcoin farm can hold 10 graphics cards and, if full, will produce bitcoins approximately every 12 hours and 50 minutes.
A level 2 farm can hold a total of 25 GPUs, and a level 3 farm can only hold 50. But the benefits of using more cards are diminishing.
A bitcoin farm can only store 3 bitcoins at a time. So investing more than 10 or 15 GPUs may not be worth it if you only play every 3 days. Even if you play every day, investing in more than 25 or 30 GPUs may not bring tangible benefits. Regardless of how much you use, remember that it will take much longer for your investment to return.
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