Efficient Bitcoin Cash mining starts with choosing a reliable pool. Our BCH pool ranking provides a detailed comparison, analyzing key data such as hashrate, fee structures, payout schemes, and overall pool transparency to help you make an informed decision.
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BitcoinCash (BCH)
SHA-256
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History for 7 days |
Hashrate 2.57 Eh/s |
In the last 100 blocks |
Last block |
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Tpool
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744.68 Ph/s |
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-
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Pool4ever
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- | - | - |
-
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-
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Solopool
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84.18 Ph/s |
3
-0.57
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971533
1 h
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AntPool
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415.00 Ph/s |
15
3.04
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971534
47 min.
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ViaBTC
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480.33 Ph/s |
14
0.23
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971529
1 h
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Trustpool
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107.03 Ph/s |
-
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-
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EMCD
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62.14 Ph/s |
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-
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EMCD
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62.14 Ph/s |
-
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-
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F2Pool
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106.08 Ph/s |
-
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956656
10 d
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DogPool
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173.01 Ph/s |
-
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-
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Okminer
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15.77 Ph/s |
-
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971429
16 h
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Kryptex +
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168.18 Ph/s |
4
-1.26
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971521
2 h
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2miners
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14.06 Ph/s |
-
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971253
1 d
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Poolin
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22.99 Ph/s |
-
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956656
10 d
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Mining-dutch
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-
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-
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Cloverpool +
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11.77 Ph/s |
-
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876376
22 d
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Ntminerpool
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140.21 Ph/s |
-
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-
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SBICrypto
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-
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960521
14 d
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Binance
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21.57 Ph/s |
-
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958466
29 d
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Bitcoin Cash runs on SHA-256, the same algorithm as Bitcoin, so any BTC ASIC mines BCH without modification — an S19, an S21, a Whatsminer. Switching chains means changing the stratum address in your miner and nothing else. The block target is ten minutes and the subsidy is 3.125 BCH, halving again at block 1,050,000.
The difference that matters is difficulty. Bitcoin retargets every 2,016 blocks; Bitcoin Cash recalculates on every block using ASERT (aserti3-2d), adopted in November 2020 to stop the hashrate oscillations caused by miners hopping between the two chains. For you that means BCH difficulty follows hashrate within hours instead of two weeks: a profitability spike closes fast, and so does a slump.
Hashrate is each pool’s seven-day share of the Bitcoin Cash network — the hashrate distribution in one column. Fee and payout scheme belong together, because neither means anything alone: 1% FPPS and 1% PPLNS pay out differently in the same week, and the scheme decides who carries the variance.
Two columns decide more than the fee does. Last block shows whether a pool is finding BCH blocks at all or merely running a server: a pool whose last block is weeks old will not pay you on schedule. Luck over the last 100 blocks is variance, not skill — ignore single-digit swings.
Yes — it is a proof-of-work chain on SHA-256, mined with the same ASICs as Bitcoin.
Yes. Rows marked SOLO in the table are solo pools: the whole block reward when your hardware solves a block, nothing in between. On one ASIC that wait runs to years — see how solo pools work first.
Your ASIC hashes SHA-256 either way, so BCH beats Bitcoin only while its reward per unit of difficulty is higher. Your electricity rate decides the rest.
No single one is best. Filter the table in this order: is the pool finding blocks now, does its payout scheme suit how steady your hashrate is, and how long will clearing the minimum payout take.