last source check 2026-11-09
Armenian-registered cloud-mining operator selling BTC contracts, hosted ASICs and a hashrate marketplace from its own data center. Crypto: Mining rewards paid in BTC (dedicated BTC withdrawals section).
6 actives · 3 unverified · email alert ·
ECOS (ECOS-M) currently has 6 offers on file (referral, deal, promo code): ECOS affiliate program: 15% first purchase, 5% repeat. Terms: Signup via the ECOS affiliate app; no limit on the purchase amount To redeem, sign up through the link so the referral bonus applies automatically.
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Referral
15% of every new user's first purchase plus 5% of repeat purchases, for life
Signup via the ECOS affiliate app; no limit on the purchase amount
found at ecos.am · checked 2026-11-09
ECOS (ECOS-M)
Deal
Pre-increase prices on cloud mining, ASIC purchases and the ASICs marketplace
Page shows a live countdown (~15 days remaining at fetch); no published end date, so expiry not known
found at ecos.am · checked 2026-11-10
ECOS (ECOS-M)
Deal
Free trial mining, mines up to $300 in BTC
Signup required (cp.ecos.am); output estimate at current BTC price/difficulty, actual rewards vary
found at ecos.am · checked 2026-11-08
ECOS (ECOS-M)
Promo code
Free demo ASIC mining contract
Aggregator-listed code per Wethrift (page lists it against a free demo ASIC contract); not confirmed on an official ECOS page
found at wethrift.com · checked 2026-11-11 · source answered HTTP 403
ECOS (ECOS-M)
Promo code
Free demo cloud mining contract
Aggregator-listed code sourced from a YouTube video per Wethrift; matches ECOS's official trial-mining product but the code itself is not confirmed on an official page
found at wethrift.com · checked 2026-11-10 · source answered HTTP 403
ECOS (ECOS-M)
Promo code
7% off
Aggregator-tracked code (Wethrift, updated Sep 23, 2026; claimed to have worked in checkout tests 5 days before) - NOT confirmed on an ECOS official page; try at checkout, treat as unverified
found at wethrift.com · checked 2026-11-07 · source answered HTTP 403
Facts above come from the coupon source linked on each ticket. Values and terms can change at the store without notice.
ECOS (ECOS-M) is an Armenian cloud-mining operator selling hosted contracts, ASIC purchases and a hashrate marketplace out of its own data centre. It is one of the few miners that still advertises a free trial, and that trial is the most useful offer on this page.
Two operator-confirmed deals: a 30-day free trial on an Antminer S21 XP (270 TH/s) - the page estimates up to $300 mined, which depends on price and difficulty - and a "limited offers" campaign holding old prices on contracts, ASICs and marketplace listings while a countdown runs. Three codes (EMAIL7 for 7% off, TRYBEFOREBUY and TRYASIC for free demo contracts) come from an aggregator, not from an ECOS page. They are marked unverified here on purpose: the demo codes match an official ECOS product, but the strings themselves are only attested by the aggregator's checkout tests.
The trial needs a signup at cp.ecos.am, then runs 30 days without a contract. The "old prices" campaign applies automatically while the countdown is live - there is no code and no confirmed end date, so treat the countdown as the deadline.
Yes - 6 offers are on file, last checked 2026-11-11 (3 waiting for the store's confirmation, marked unverified). "Working" means the value is still published on the linked source page.
Free demo ASIC mining contract as published on the source.
The source publishes no end date, so the ticket says exactly that and the entry is re-checked on a rolling schedule instead of carrying an invented deadline.
Click "Show code", copy it, then follow the link to the store. Paste it in the promo field at checkout or during signup - the exact placement is described in the offer terms.
Codes expire or get region-restricted without notice. Vote "didn't work" on the ticket - enough reports pull the coupon into re-checking, and it turns expired once confirmed dead.
Tickets marked "our referral" are affiliate links and can earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. Everything else is a plain public code we found on a dated source page.