I didn’t write this book to tell you how to get rich in crypto.
I wrote it because one day, while rebooting a mining rig propped up on a milk crate next to my kitchen sink, I realized something:
Nobody was talking about this part of crypto—the dirt-level grind, the extension cords, the ramen-based economics.
So I wrote it all down.
Diaries of a Trailer Park Crypto Miner is my story.
But it’s also every story I’ve ever heard from folks mining with what they’ve got—whether it’s a half-melted GPU, a pawn shop laptop, or just a stubborn desire to stack coins one dusty block at a time.
What’s in the Book?
This isn’t your typical “how to mine” guide full of whitepapers and buzzwords.
Instead, it’s a behind-the-scenes look at crypto mining from the trailer floor up:
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Building rigs with salvaged parts and sketchy power strips
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Cooling your setup with swamp coolers, box fans, and wishful thinking
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Borrowing Wi-Fi, losing seed phrases, and troubleshooting with duct tape
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Watching your electric bill outpace your profits—and doing it anyway
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Starting a neighborhood mining pool with your neighbors (until it explodes)
Every chapter is a mix of real-world lessons, practical advice, and satirical survival logs. It’s equal parts mining manual and comedy memoir, written for the underdogs of crypto.
Who Should Read This?
If you’ve ever:
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Googled “can I mine crypto with this old graphics card?”
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Lost a seed phrase and blamed your dog
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Run rigs off a generator, a shed outlet, or a power strip you found in a drawer
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Or just wanted to know what crypto mining looks like without the Lambos and laser eyes...
This book’s for you.
Why It Matters
Crypto’s not just about tech. It’s about hustle.
It’s about folks like you and me trying to carve something out of digital dust using whatever gear we can afford.
Diaries of a Trailer Park Crypto Miner isn’t about success.
It’s about survival.
And maybe a little redemption—one hash at a time.
Grab the Book
The Kindle edition is available now.
No BS, no bots, no bombastic promises—just sweat, smoke, and maybe a few coins at the end of it all.
“If your rig hasn’t nearly caught fire, are you even mining?”
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