How to Mine Ethereum with Binance?

The giant cryptocurrency exchange Binance has created a special pool for mining Ethereum (ETH). Binance, which has established its own mining pool, has invited crypto currency users to become part of this pool. What is the use of this pool, which people can join without paying a commission in the first month, and how is Ethereum mining done with Binance?

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, continues to grow its ecosystem with Ethereum mining. According to the statements made by the exchange, NVIDIA or AMD hardware with at least 4G memory will be used as a video card in the mining pool.

For more detail please create account
https://accounts.binance.com/en/register?ref=11931610

Windows and Linux operating systems will be used in this pool opened for Ethereum mining. For each video card, 5 GB of virtual memory (for example, 30 GB of memory for 6 video cards) will be allocated. As mining software, names such as HiveOS, MinerOs, Easy Miner, ASIC, NCard will be used.

Miners can open a mining account for themselves here by visiting Binance's Binance Pool page. Users registered on the Binance exchange can log in to the Binance Pool using the options located in the upper right corner after logging in to the site.

For more detail you could create a account
https://accounts.binance.com/en/register?ref=11931610