Hashrate market · Segments
Sell your hashrate for BTC, paid every mining day. Or rent it by the day.
Miners point their rigs at our proxy and are paid in BTC for every mining day, to their own address. Buyers rent any speed and point it at any pool. One live price for both, set by the network.
You could earn
$76.57a day
≈ 0.000982 BTC a day
with 2.34 PH/s (SHA-256)about 10 × Antminer S21 Pro+ · paid in BTC, at the pool's 7-day average
Check what my fleet earns- Sellers receive
- $0.0327 /TH/s/day
- ≈ $7.66 per Antminer S21 Pro+ a day
- Buyers pay
- $0.0346 /TH/s/day
- ≈ $8.09 per Antminer S21 Pro+ a day
- Network hashprice
- $0.0330 /TH/s/day
- per TH/s per day
Live · updated 13:50 GSTThe gap between the two is our fee: $0.0018 per TH/s per day, 5.3% of the buyer price.
Down 8.5% on Oct 28Each day is charged at that day's price. Today closes in ––:––:–– (04:00 GST)
- Buyers pay$0.0346
- Sellers receive$0.0327
- Hashprice$0.0330
- Network1,062 EH/s
Check your fleet
What would your machines earn here?
Pick your model and count, or paste your pool's read-only link and we run the comparison on your real workers.
What your pool dashboard shows (optional)
Both figures are on your pool's worker page. Use the 24-hour figures, not the 15-minute ones.
10 × Antminer S21 Pro+ · 2,340 TH/s
- Paid here, per day
- $76.57
- $2,328 a month · at the pool's 7-day average, paid in BTC
- At F2Pool, per day
- $74.75
- 4% fee, FPPS, transaction fees included
Difference against F2Pool
+$1.82 a day
+$55.38 a month, 2.4% more than the pool
+$55.38 a month · apply with these figures- Power at $0.060/kWh
- −$50.54
- Left after power, here
- $26.02 · $24.20 at F2Pool
Our fleet, last 24 h
Our Antminer S21 machines: the pool credits 99.3% of nameplate (median of 12).
At that rate your fleet would show about 2,324 TH/s at the pool.
Selling covers your power cost at any hashprice above $0.0218 per TH/s per day.
Estimates at today's price and difficulty; both move daily. Here you are paid what the pool paid sellers per TH/s, averaged over the last 7 days; other pools pay the subsidy plus transaction fees minus their fee. Pool fees as recorded in our catalogue; check the pool before you decide.
Where hashrate goes missing
Nameplate, miner, proxy, pool: four figures, never equal
The pool pays for the shares it accepts, not the speed on the box. These are our own Antminer S21 machines over the last 24 hours, 12 of them, median figures.
What the pool credits: the median 24-hour figure across 12 of our machines.
Between the box and the pool: about $0.05 a day per machine, $19 a year, at today's hashprice.
Rejects are the miner's problem, and you can read which one
| Share | Usual cause | What fixes it |
|---|---|---|
| Stale | The job changed before the share arrived: latency, a weak uplink, a far-away stratum. | A closer stratum, a stable line, firmware that handles job changes faster. |
| Rejected | Bad or duplicate work: overclock errors, failing hash boards, wrong difficulty, hot chips. | Back off the overclock, cool the machine, repair the board, set the difficulty right. |
No pool pays for stale or rejected shares, and neither do we. Any estimate made from nameplate speed ignores them.
Once connected here, your daily ledger lists accepted, stale and rejected shares per day, so you see which machine loses what.
Pool payouts, side by side
What a pool pays for a petahash today, and what we pay
Every row uses today's hashprice. Pools pay the block subsidy plus transaction fees minus their fee; selling here, you are paid what the pool paid sellers per TH/s over the last 7 days, in BTC.
| Pool | Pays by | Min payout | Payout | Last 7 days | Figure | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Segments hashrate market | The pool's rate, in BTC | 7-day pool average | Each mining day, BTC | $32.72 | — | Our rate | |||
| Braiins Pool | 2% | FPPS | 2% fee | 0.0002 BTC | $33.29closed day Nov 1, 2026 | −$0.57 | Live from the pool's API | ||
| SegPool | FPPS | 1% fee | N/A | $32.91 | −$0.19 | From the published fee | |||
| EMCD | FPPS | 1.5% fee | $32.74 | −$0.02 | From the published fee | ||||
| SBI Crypto | FPPS | 1.5% fee | $32.74 | −$0.02 | From the published fee | ||||
| 21Pool | PPLNS | 1% fee | $32.73 | −$0.01 | From the published fee | ||||
| 2BMiner | PPLNS | 1% fee | $32.73 | −$0.01 | From the published fee | ||||
| Luxor | 5% | FPPS | 2% fee (estimate) | $32.58 | +$0.15 | From the published fee | |||
| AntPool | 20% | FPPS | 2.5% fee | 0.001 BTC | $32.41 | +$0.31 | From the published fee | ||
| Poolin | 0.3% | FPPS | 2.5% fee | $32.41 | +$0.31 | From the published fee | |||
| NiceHashmarketplace | PPS | 2% fee | $32.40 | +$0.32 | From the published fee | ||||
| OCEAN | 5% | TIDES | 2% fee | $32.40 | +$0.32 | From the published fee | |||
| F2Pool | 16% | FPPS | 4% fee | 0.005 BTC | $31.94closed day Nov 2, 2026 | +$0.78 | Live from the pool's API | ||
| ViaBTC | 9% | PPS+ | 4% fee | 0.001 BTC | $31.93closed day Nov 1, 2026 | +$0.79 | Live from the pool's API | ||
| Binance Pool | 0.4% | FPPS | 4% fee | 0.001 BTC | $31.91 | +$0.81 | From the published fee | ||
| BTC.com | FPPS | 4% fee | $31.91 | +$0.81 | From the published fee | ||||
| CloverPool | FPPS | 4% fee | $31.91 | +$0.81 | From the published fee | ||||
| SpiderPool | 5% | FPPS | 4% fee | $31.91 | +$0.81 | From the published fee | |||
| Foundry USA | 27% | FPPS | Not published | 0.01 BTC | — | — | Not ranked | ||
| MARA Pool | 4% | FPPS | Not published | — | — | Not ranked | |||
| SecPool | 5% | FPPS | Not published | — | — | Not ranked | |||
| WhitePool | FPPS | Not published | — | — | Not ranked |
Swipe the table sideways to compare.
Our row is what the pool paid sellers per TH/s, averaged over the last 7 mining days, at today's BTC price. Your own days can differ with pool luck and fees.
Transaction fees were 0.5% of the subsidy over the last blocks.
Figures from our operations system: each pool's own API where Segments mines there, refreshed hourly, else its published fee at the same hashprice.
Live figures are what the pool's API paid Segments' wallet per PH/s on the last closed day. A wallet silent for two days drops back to the published fee. Last observed Nov 2, 2026.
Share of blocks: each pool’s part of the 1,017 blocks found in the last seven days, from mempool.space.
- Braiins Pool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- EMCD: fee source · checked Oct 28, 2026
- SBI Crypto: fee source · checked Oct 28, 2026
- 21Pool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- 2BMiner: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- Luxor: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- AntPool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- Poolin: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- NiceHash: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- OCEAN: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- F2Pool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- ViaBTC: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- Binance Pool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- BTC.com: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- CloverPool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- SpiderPool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- Foundry USA: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- MARA Pool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- SecPool: fee source · checked Aug 20, 2026
- WhitePool: fee source · checked Oct 28, 2026
Payout methods explained
| Method | How it pays | Transaction fees | Day-to-day swing |
|---|---|---|---|
| FPPS | A fixed rate per share for the subsidy and an estimate of fees; the pool carries the luck. | Included | Low |
| PPS+ | The subsidy per share, plus transaction fees shared by the blocks the pool finds. | Included | Medium |
| PPS | A fixed rate per share for the subsidy only. | Not included | Low |
| PPLNS | A share of each block the pool finds, by your recent shares. | Included | High |
| TIDES | Paid per block from a long window of shares, straight to your address. | Included | High |
Foundry USA and AntPool found 47% of last week’s blocks between them.
Choosing a pool by fleet size
Under 1 PH/s
Steady daily pay and a low minimum payout matter most: FPPS pools pay every day whatever the pool’s luck. Hosted with Segments, your machines can mine to SegPool or any pool you name.
1 to 100 PH/s
The fee decides most of the result, and several pools lower it for larger accounts, so ask for their tier. Selling the hashrate here pays the pool's rate for each mining day in BTC, with no pool account to run.
100 PH/s and up
Negotiated fees and spare stratum servers matter. Compare the pool's offer with selling here at the pool's 7-day average, and splitting hashrate across pools spreads the risk of any one of them.
Questions about pool payouts
- What does “per PH/s a day” mean?
- It is what one petahash per second of hashrate earns in one UTC day after the pool’s fee, in US dollars at the day’s bitcoin price. Multiply it by your fleet’s PH/s for a day’s payout.
- Why does a live figure differ from the published fee?
- A live figure is what the pool’s own API paid Segments’ wallet there on the last closed day. It carries the transaction fees the pool really passed on, the fee tier of that account and any rejected shares. The modeled figure applies the published fee to today’s hashprice.
- What is the difference between FPPS, PPS+ and PPLNS?
- FPPS pays a fixed rate per share for the block subsidy and an estimate of transaction fees, so the pool carries the luck. PPS+ pays the subsidy per share and shares out transaction fees from the blocks the pool finds. PPLNS pays from the blocks the pool finds, so your payout follows its luck.
- Which fee applies to me?
- The table shows each pool’s published standard fee. Many pools charge less for larger accounts, during campaigns or with their own firmware, and some publish no fee at all. Check the pool’s fee page, linked under the table, before you choose.
- What is the share of blocks?
- It is the pool’s part of the blocks found in the last seven days, read from mempool.space, which names the pool behind each block from its coinbase. It moves with luck from week to week and shows the pool’s size, not what it pays.
- What changes if I sell my hashrate here instead?
- You point your machines at Segments and the pool pays you in BTC for each mining day, at what it pays its sellers per TH/s after its fee, with no pool account of your own to run. The column “Selling here pays” shows the difference against each pool today, at the pool's 7-day average.
The spread, in the open
What both sides would have paid and got, every day
The buyer line follows the network hashprice, worked out from each day's difficulty and Bitcoin price; the seller line is what the pool paid sellers per TH/s. The gold band between them is what Segments keeps: 6.9% of the buyer price on average over these 30 days.
If 1 PH/s had gone through the market on each of these 30 days, buyers would have paid $1,195, sellers would have been paid $1,112, and Segments would have kept $83.
- Buyers pay
- $0.0376
- Sellers receive
- $0.0353
- Network hashprice
- $0.0361
Latest day, Oct 28 · per TH/s per day
Tell me when hashprice passes a price
Today's network hashprice is $0.0330 per TH/s per day. Buyers usually wait for a fall and sellers for a rise. You get one email when it gets there, then the alert ends.
We email you when it rises to $0.0347.
How it works
Hashrate in from miners, hashrate out to pools
Every seller's machines feed one proxy. It splits what arrives across the pools buyers named, in proportion to what each bought. Try it below.
Sellers
Buyers' pools
- SegPool500 / 500 TH/s
- Your own pool400 / 400 TH/s
- Solo or lottery pool100 / 100 TH/s
Every buyer gets the full speed they bought.
Sellers are paid for the shares the proxy accepts. Buyers pay for the hashrate the proxy sends to their pool. Pool-side rejects, luck and payout rules belong to the pool the buyer chose. Delivered TH/s is counted from accepted shares over 24 hours.
Check us first
What you can check before you connect or pay
A hashrate marketplace asks both sides to trust the operator in the middle. Each point below is something you can check for yourself.
Licensed UAE company
Dubai, UAE
Your contract is with Segments Cloud Hash FZ-LLC, a licensed UAE company. Its licence and tax numbers are in the imprint and on your invoice.
Try it
Test your pool before you pay
We run the same check as checkout: connect, subscribe, read the extranonce2 size and try the worker. Public pool addresses only.
Live
Centre status
- F20
- F21
- F22
- F23
- F24
- F39
- F40
- F48
- F49
- F54
Each tile is one of our UAE centres, from our operations system.
Live centre statusOur technology
The proxy is our own technology
The Equalizer has run our hosting floors for years. Read how it splits hashrate and what happens when a machine fails.
Paperwork
A UAE tax invoice for every order
- Issuer
- Segments Cloud Hash FZ-LLC
- TRN
- 104918439100003
VAT is shown on every purchase. Sellers see every mining day and every payout in their Segments account.
On the chain
Payouts you can look up
SegPool pays buyers to their own BTC address for a 1% pool fee. Sellers are paid in BTC for every mining day; each payout is a Bitcoin transaction you can look up.
In person
Visit before you commit
Book a tour of a centre before you connect machines or pay for hashrate.
Ask for a site tourReal sites, real machines
The Equalizer runs on our own floors
The proxy that meters and splits market hashrate is the one that already runs our hosting centres. Come and see it before you buy or connect.
- Hosting centres in the UAE
- 10
- Power capacity
- 42 MW
- Machine capacity
- 6,108
- Hashrate capacity
- 1,240 PH/s
From our operations system, refreshed every five minutes.
Footage and frames from our own centres. Tap a centre to see its page.
What people use it for
Rent a day of hashrate for a reason
Pick the job and the buy panel sets itself up for it: speed, days and pool. You can change any figure before you pay.
- Today's odds of a block for one day at 1.5 PH/s.Take a solo shot at a blockPoint hashrate at a solo pool. The odds are shown before you pay; if it finds a block, the reward goes to your address.See the odds
- What 1 PH/s earns in a day at the pool's 7-day average, paid in BTC.Sell hashrate for BTCPoint your miners at our proxy and the pool pays you in BTC for each mining day, at its rate per TH/s.Work out what you'd earn
Buy
Rent hashrate by the day, mine where you like
Top up a USD balance, then set a speed and a budget. The price follows the Bitcoin price and changes every day; every hour you are charged that day's price for the hashrate delivered to your pool, until the budget is used or you stop the order.
- The price is not fixed. Each hour is charged at that day's price: hashprice plus our markup, the same for every buyer. There is no fee per order.
- SegPool with your BTC address, or any SHA-256 pool's stratum URL and worker.
- You pay only for hashrate delivered to your pool, measured at the proxy every hour and never more than the speed you bought. Nothing is charged while your pool receives nothing.
- The order is paid from your balance and starts once your pool answers. Add budget or stop it at any time; what is left returns to your balance.
From 200 to 20,000 TH/s, 1 to 365 days, 50 USDT minimum.
Prefer to set your own price per PH/s? Bid on the order book and pay the market price per delivered hour. Open the order book (beta)
Order ticket
Live price
Set up forA one-day pool test. Your own pool is selected at checkout.
- Budget
- 1,036.80 USDT
- $0.0346 per TH/s per day today
- Mining at your pool
- ≈ 0.01271 BTC
- ≈ $991.43 · an estimate
The price changes every day with the Bitcoin price. Your budget is charged daily at that day's price, so the order runs longer when the price falls and less long when it rises.
- UAE company, Dubai sales desk
- UAE tax invoice
- Test your pool first
- Metered over 24 hours
01 / 03
You name the pool
SegPool with your BTC address, or your own pool's stratum URL and worker.
Fees, side by side
What each marketplace charges
Published fees as we read them on October 9, 2026. We update this table when they change; check the source before you decide.
| Fees, side by side | Segments hashrate market | NiceHash | Mining Rig Rentals | Braiins Hashpower |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 PH/s for 30 daysat today's hashprice | $1,037At today's price | ≈ $1,022 | ≈ $1,123–$1,532 | Set by bids |
| Daily hashprice + 4% | Bid price + 3% + order fee | Owner price + 3% | Bid price, no fee (beta) | |
| Pool's 7-day average, BTC | Market price − 2% | Rig price − 3% | Not open to sellers | |
| USD balance, BTC payouts | BTC (USDT book) | BTC, LTC, ETH, BCH, DOGE | Sats credit | |
| 50 USDT · 200 TH/s | 1 PH/s · 0.001 BTC | One rig, 3 hours | 1 PH/s · 10,000 sats | |
| Any SHA-256 pool | Yes, with limits | Yes, 5 failovers | Yes, extranonce2 ≥ 7 | |
| Daily price, not outbid | Up to 24 h only | Yes, per rental | No, bids | |
| Our UAE centres | EU and US servers | US, EU, APAC servers | Braiins stratum | |
| Licensed, own sites | Marketplace only | Marketplace only | Pool and firmware company |
Swipe the table sideways to compare.
Competitor prices are estimates from their published fees at today's hashprice. NiceHash standard orders clear near the hashprice and can be outbid while they run; Mining Rig Rentals listings were 10–50% above it when we checked. Our fees are set. Minimums, payout terms and the measurement window may still change before launch.
- NiceHash: service fee for buyers · checked October 9, 2026
- NiceHash: other fees · checked October 9, 2026
- NiceHash: which pools are supported · checked October 9, 2026
- NiceHash: SHA-256 order limits (API) · checked October 9, 2026
- Mining Rig Rentals: renter fee · checked October 9, 2026
- Mining Rig Rentals: rig owner fee · checked October 9, 2026
- Mining Rig Rentals: for renters · checked October 9, 2026
- Mining Rig Rentals: SHA-256 rigs · checked October 9, 2026
- Braiins Hashpower FAQ: basics · checked October 9, 2026
- Braiins Hashpower FAQ: trading · checked October 9, 2026
Questions
Before you buy or sell
How do you measure delivered hashrate?
From the shares the proxy accepts, weighted by their difficulty, over a 24-hour window. It is the same arithmetic every pool uses. Shares that arrive late or do not meet the target are not counted or paid.
How does paying from a balance work?
You top up one USD balance with crypto. An order sets its budget aside from that balance and is charged every hour for the hashrate delivered to your pool. You can add budget or stop an order at any time; what is left returns to your balance after the last hour is charged. Unused balance can be withdrawn as USDT to an address you saved at least 24 hours earlier. There is no fee per order.
What if a seller drops out while my order runs?
The Equalizer spreads the loss across all orders, so yours slows a little instead of stopping, and our own fleet fills the gap where it can. You are charged each hour only for the hashrate that reached your pool, never more than the speed you bought. If your pool receives nothing for 6 hours, the order stops and its unused budget returns to your balance.
Which pools can I point bought hashrate at?
Any SHA-256 stratum pool that accepts standard workers, with an extranonce2 size of at least 4 bytes and a share difficulty our proxy can meet. We test the pool before connecting; if it rejects our shares, we tell you and you can change it.
Is my mining income guaranteed?
No. You buy hashrate, not Bitcoin. What it earns depends on the Bitcoin price, difficulty and your pool's payout rules and luck. SegPool pays FPPS, so luck is smoothed; a solo pool pays only when it finds a block.
When and how are sellers paid?
Every mining day is measured at the proxy and paid in BTC by the pool to the address in your Segments account, once your identity is checked. Each payout is a Bitcoin transaction you can look up.
How is the seller rate set?
You are paid what the pool pays its sellers per TH/s for each mining day, in BTC, after its fee. The live board shows the pool's average over the last 7 days at today's BTC price; your own days can differ with pool luck and fees. Your Segments account shows what each day earned and paid.
Why does the price change every day?
Because what hashrate earns changes every day. Our price is the network hashprice, worked out from the day's Bitcoin price and difficulty, plus our markup. Each hour is charged at that day's price for the hashrate delivered, so the same budget lasts longer when Bitcoin falls and less long when it rises.
Do I need to verify my identity?
Buyers sign in with a verified email. Without an identity check you can top up 1,000 USD in total; above that, and before any withdrawal, we check your identity. Sellers complete an identity check before their first payout. Clients hosted at Segments are already verified.
Do I get an invoice?
Yes. Every top-up of your balance comes with a UAE tax invoice from Segments Cloud Hash FZ-LLC, with VAT shown. Sellers see every mining day and every payout in their Segments account.
Who is my contract with?
Segments Cloud Hash FZ-LLC, a licensed company in the UAE with its sales office in Dubai. The licence and tax numbers are in the imprint and on every invoice.
Start with a few days, or one machine.
One board, two sides, and a proxy you can read about. Start with an order of a few days, or connect one machine and watch the shares come in.
Segments Cloud Hash FZ-LLC, a licensed UAE company. Mining output depends on the Bitcoin price, network difficulty and uptime, and is not guaranteed. Hashrate you buy can lose value. Seller rates follow the network and can fall.