BTC
SHA-256
Expected hashrate
110–200 TH/s
Gross daily £
£3.50–£12
Recommended miner
cgminer / built-in firmware
Only thing an SHA-256 ASIC can mine on this pool.
S21 at ~3.5kW ≈ £15/day power. Profit small but real on UK economy-7 tariffs.
Live · 12,418 miners
The mining pool.
Seven coins. PPLNS payouts. A flat 0.8–1.0% fee, plainly published. We aggregate hashrate from thousands of small and mid-sized miners so block discovery is steady and your payouts are predictable.
For newcomers
What's a mining pool?
Mining a coin solo is a lottery. You point your hardware at the network, churn through hashes, and hope to find a block before someone with ten times your hashrate beats you to it. If you don't, you earn nothing.
A pool aggregates the hashrate of many miners into one big participant on the network. When the pool finds a block, the reward is split between everyone who contributed work — proportional to how much hashrate they brought.
The result: instead of irregular jackpot payouts, you get a steady drip. The pool takes a small fee for running the infrastructure. That's it.
You always custody your own coins
Payouts go directly to a wallet address you supply. We never hold your funds, and there's no withdrawal request to approve.
How the flow works 1. hash → 2. share → 3. payout
Supported coins · 7
All coins, full detail.
Click any row for stratum URLs, calculator, recent blocks and per-coin stats.
Coin Algorithm Pool hashrate Network Miners Fee Min payout Method 24h
B Bitcoin BTC SHA-256 142.8 PH/s 612 EH/s 1,842 0.9% 0.0005 BTC PPLNS M Monero XMR RandomX 2.41 GH/s 3.84 GH/s 684 1.0% 0.05 XMR PPLNS Ξ Ethereum Classic ETC Etchash 184.2 TH/s 212 TH/s 914 0.9% 0.1 ETC PPLNS R Ravencoin RVN KAWPOW 6.92 TH/s 8.41 TH/s 417 0.8% 5 RVN PPLNS K Kaspa KAS kHeavyHash 184.4 TH/s 512 PH/s 2,108 1.0% 50 KAS SOLO+ D Dash DASH X11 2.34 PH/s 6.12 PH/s 386 0.9% 0.01 DASH PPLNS Z Zcash ZEC Equihash 4.21 GH/s 14.2 GH/s 298 1.0% 0.01 ZEC PPLNS Don't see a coin? Suggest one · refreshes every 30 seconds
Find your best coin
What can I mine on this?
Pick your hardware and we'll show the coins you can actually run, with realistic UK daily-earnings bands at £0.18/kWh. No registration, no fluff — just the honest answer about whether your card is going to make you money.
GTX 1650, RX 570 4GB, GTX 1050 Ti
DASH
X11
Expected hashrate
4–9 TH/s
Gross daily £
£0.80–£2.40
Recommended miner
built-in firmware
The only X11 chain we run.
D9 at ~1.5kW ≈ £6.50/day power. Often break-even at UK rates.
ZEC
Equihash
Expected hashrate
400–840 KSol/s
Gross daily £
£1.20–£3.60
Recommended miner
built-in firmware
The only Equihash chain we run.
Z15 at ~1.5kW ≈ £6.50/day power. Marginal at UK rates; better on flat-rate tariffs.
KAS
kHeavyHash
Expected hashrate
100–180 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.15–£0.40
Recommended miner
lolMiner
kHeavyHash has no DAG and runs comfortably under 4GB VRAM.
GTX 1650 draws ~75W ≈ £0.32/day. Often net £0 or slightly positive.
XMR
RandomX (CPU)
Expected hashrate
CPU-bound, ignore GPU
Gross daily £
£0.05–£0.20
Recommended miner
xmrig
RandomX is CPU-only. Mine alongside KAS on the GPU for a second income stream.
Use your CPU alongside — desktop i5/i7 sized.
ETC
Etchash
Etchash DAG is over 5GB. Will not fit in 4GB VRAM.
RVN
KawPow
KawPow DAG is past 4GB. Will not load on this card.
KAS
kHeavyHash
Expected hashrate
180–320 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.30–£0.75
Recommended miner
lolMiner
Best efficiency on Turing / older RDNA cards for kHeavyHash.
~100W ≈ £0.43/day. Slightly net-positive.
ETC
Etchash
Expected hashrate
24–32 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.20–£0.55
Recommended miner
lolMiner
6GB is the bare minimum for the current DAG; sometimes ekes it out.
~95W ≈ £0.41/day. Marginal.
RVN
KawPow
KawPow DAG has now passed 6GB on most cards.
KAS
kHeavyHash
Expected hashrate
600–1100 MH/s
Gross daily £
£1.10–£2.40
Recommended miner
lolMiner
NVIDIA Ampere/Ada cards are exceptional on kHeavyHash.
RTX 3070 at ~140W ≈ £0.60/day. Net £0.50–£1.80/day.
RVN
KawPow
Expected hashrate
22–38 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.55–£1.20
Recommended miner
lolMiner
Plenty of VRAM, but lower efficiency than KAS on these cards.
KawPow is power-hungry — ~180W ≈ £0.78/day.
ETC
Etchash
Expected hashrate
45–60 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.45–£1.00
Recommended miner
lolMiner
Profitable on cards that can underclock to ~100W.
~120W ≈ £0.52/day. Net thin-positive.
KAS
kHeavyHash
Expected hashrate
500–950 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.90–£2.10
Recommended miner
lolMiner
AMD RDNA2/3 do well on kHeavyHash, though slightly behind Ada.
RX 6700 at ~140W ≈ £0.60/day. Net £0.30–£1.50/day.
ETC
Etchash
Expected hashrate
50–62 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.50–£1.05
Recommended miner
lolMiner
AMD historically strong on Etchash with the right tuning.
Underclock to ~100W ≈ £0.43/day.
RVN
KawPow
Expected hashrate
20–32 MH/s
Gross daily £
£0.50–£1.00
Recommended miner
lolMiner
Works but rarely the most profitable choice.
~160W ≈ £0.69/day. Marginal at UK rates.
XMR
RandomX
Expected hashrate
4–14 KH/s
Gross daily £
£0.08–£0.45
Recommended miner
xmrig
RandomX is designed for general-purpose CPUs.
Modern desktop CPU ~65W ≈ £0.28/day. Often net £0–£0.20/day.
BTC
SHA-256
ASIC-only. A CPU contributes effectively zero hashrate.
Bands are hand-curated for May 2026 prices & difficulty. Actual earnings vary day-to-day. Read the risk disclosure before putting money into mining hardware.
Start mining
In three steps.
No account needed. Wallet address is your only credential.
01 STEP 01
Choose a coin & a wallet
Pick the coin you want to mine from the list above. Generate or paste an address for that coin — that's where your payouts go. We never hold your keys.
example: BTC wallet address
bc1q9z4f…h2vp
02 STEP 02
Point your miner at us
In your miner software (cgminer, xmrig, lolMiner, etc.) set the pool URL and use your wallet address as the username. Workers get a "." suffix.
./minerd \\
-o stratum+tcp://eu.gcc.io:3333 \\
-u bc1q9z…h2vp.rig-01 \\
-p x
03 STEP 03
Watch shares, get paid
Shares show up in your dashboard within seconds. Payouts run daily, and instantly once you cross the per-coin threshold. No request, no waiting room.
accepted share
diff 32768 · 4ms
next payout in ~14h
payout sent · 0.00041 BTC
Fee structure
One flat fee. No tiers, no surprises.
The fee is a small percentage of the block reward, taken before payouts are split. It pays for infrastructure: nodes, stratum servers, payout processing, monitoring, and the operator.
We don't charge withdrawal fees beyond the actual on-chain network fee. We don't take a cut of MEV. We don't sell your hashrate to a sub-pool.
No withdrawal fees No tiered rates No hidden MEV cut
WHERE EVERY £100 OF BLOCK REWARD GOES
| Pool fee · payouts & infra | 0.8 – 1.0% per coin |
| Withdrawal fee · off-pool | £0.00 on-chain fee only |
| MEV / priority fees | 0% paid in full to miners |
| Minimum payout (BTC) | 0.0005 BTC ≈ £33 at current price |
| Payout cadence | Daily + on-demand no manual request |
Compare
Us vs the rest.
Anonymised against three major pools we don't want to name. Numbers from public dashboards as of May 2026 — if anything's wrong, tell us.
Feature getcryptocoin OURS Pool A Pool B Pool C
Pool fee (BTC) 0.9% 1.0% 1.5–4% tiered 1.25%
Withdrawal fee £0.00 £0.00 On-chain + £0.50 £0.00
Payout method PPLNS PPLNS FPPS PPS+
Stratum v2 — —
Min payout (BTC) 0.0005 0.001 0.001 0.002
Coins supported 7 14 3 22
MEV passed through — partial —
On-chain audit log — — —
UK-based · GDPR — — —
KYC required to mine — — —
Questions
FAQ.
The questions we get the most. Can't find yours? Drop us a line.
01 What hardware do I need to start?
For Monero (RandomX), a normal desktop CPU works — even a Raspberry Pi technically counts. For BTC you need an ASIC; for ETC/RVN/KAS you want a recent GPU. Each coin's dedicated page lists the realistic floor and a calculator for your hardware.
02 How are payouts calculated (PPLNS vs FPPS)?
We use PPLNS — Pay Per Last N Shares. You're paid out of actual block rewards in proportion to the shares you submitted in the recent past. It rewards consistent mining over hit-and-run hashrate, and our fee can stay low because there is no payout risk for us to insure against.
03 Is mining still profitable in 2026?
Depends entirely on your electricity cost and hardware. As a rough rule: under £0.18/kWh, modern ASICs are still profitable on BTC. GPUs on KAS or RVN are profitable for many in the UK. We publish a calculator on each coin page — be honest about your power cost and bills, and the maths is straightforward.
04 Do I need to make an account?
No. You can mine without registering — just point your worker at the pool using your wallet address as the username. An account adds 2FA, a dashboard, and email alerts, but it is optional.
05 What happens if a block is orphaned?
Orphaned blocks are part of mining and unavoidable. Our payout system only credits confirmed blocks, so an orphan means that round's reward is not paid out. We surface orphan rate openly on the pool stats page — currently 0.3%, well below industry average.
06 Can I solo-mine through your pool?
For Kaspa, yes — we offer SOLO+ which lets you keep the entire block reward (we just take the fee) at the cost of much higher variance. Useful for high-hashrate operators or anyone wanting the lottery model.
07 Where can I see what you are doing with my hashrate?
Every block we find is recorded on-chain and surfaced in your dashboard. You can verify any payout by cross-referencing the block hash with a public block explorer. We don't merge-mine or rent your hashrate out without disclosure.
Ready to start
Point your hardware at the pool.
No signup. No KYC. Wallet address is your only credential. Free to leave any time — that's the point of a pool.