CloverPool Mining Pool Statistics
The pool formerly known as BTC.com, one of the longest-running Bitcoin pools, now operating under the CloverPool brand.
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CloverPool is the rebranded continuation of BTC.com Pool, which launched in 2016 and spent years among the largest Bitcoin pools in the world. The pool changed hands and was renamed, but it kept its infrastructure and much of its miner base.
It supports merged mining of several networks alongside Bitcoin and provides the block explorer and analytics tooling the BTC.com brand was known for. It does not publish a headline base fee in the public pool tables, so MiningRadar shows its fee as undisclosed.
CloverPool does not publish a single base fee, so your cost here depends on the terms you agree. At the current hashprice of $39.00per PH/s per day, that is the gross figure to negotiate from; MiningRadar's tables assume 4% where no rate is published.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CloverPool's current hashrate?
CloverPool currently contributes about 10.7 EH/s to the Bitcoin network, which is roughly 1.1% of the hashrate tracked by MiningRadar. The number on this page refreshes every few minutes.
How many blocks does CloverPool mine per day?
Bitcoin produces about 144 blocks per day. With roughly 1.1% of the network hashrate, CloverPool is expected to mine about 2 blocks per day on average. Actual results vary with luck.
What fee does CloverPool charge?
CloverPool does not publish a single base fee. Pools of this size typically negotiate terms with each client, and often run at 0% for their own hashrate. MiningRadar estimates payouts for these pools using an industry standard rate of 4%.
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