Binance Pool Mining Pool Statistics
The mining arm of the Binance exchange, launched in April 2020, with payouts settled directly into Binance exchange accounts.
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Binance Pool launched in April 2020 as the mining arm of Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume. Its tight integration with the exchange lets miners receive payouts directly into their Binance accounts and move between mining and trading products easily.
The pool supports several other proof-of-work assets alongside Bitcoin. Its share of network hashrate has fluctuated with the broader regulatory environment around the exchange, worth weighing since payouts sit inside exchange accounts rather than in a wallet the miner controls.
At the current hashprice of $40.00 per PH/s per day, a miner on Binance Pool keeps an estimated $38.40 per PH/s per day after the 4% base fee, about $1,171per PH/s per month before power costs. Multiply by your fleet's hashrate in PH/s to size your own revenue here.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Binance Pool's current hashrate?
Binance Pool currently contributes about 70.1 EH/s to the Bitcoin network, which is roughly 6.6% of the hashrate tracked by MiningRadar. The number on this page refreshes every few minutes.
How many blocks does Binance Pool mine per day?
Bitcoin produces about 144 blocks per day. With roughly 6.6% of the network hashrate, Binance Pool is expected to mine about 10 blocks per day on average. Actual results vary with luck.
What fee does Binance Pool charge?
Binance Pool charges a base fee of about 4%. Fees can vary by contract and miner size, so always confirm current terms with the pool directly.
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