Owners use the Tesla Model 3 to mine and earn $800 a month

Tesla electric vehicles, as a means of transportation, will not only save owners money on gasoline, but can even be used to mine cryptocurrency to make money, up to $800 per month.

Tesla owner Siraj Raval has been experimenting with Tesla electric cars to mine cryptocurrencies. There are two main ways to do this, one is to use the Apple Mac mini M1 to run the free bitcoin mining software, and then connect the inverter to the 12-volt power outlet on the tesla car's center console to power the computer. The other is to connect tesla suitcases via interconnected GPUs (graphics processing units) that operate through an internal battery.

According to Raval, hacking into Tesla's native CPU through JavaScript to mine cryptocurrency will void the car's warranty period, but this will risk giving the owner up to $800 a month.

In fact, in 2018, Chris Alless, the first electric vehicle dealer in the history of Wisconsin, modified its Tesla car. Raval said he used the built-in computer and screen in the car to navigate to a web page and then run the miner through the browser.

It is worth mentioning that Raval was purchased before January 2017, which means that the owner can use the Tesla charging station network for free and without restrictions during the life of the car, reducing costs to a certain extent.

Imagine that Tesla Cars might use the proceeds of transportation services and cryptocurrency mining to cover maintenance costs, reducing the burden on car owners to some extent, and Tesla can use it to invest in a diversified portfolio of cryptocurrency community networks.