A rolling share window
Rewards follow eligible shares in the pool’s defined window when it finds a block. Window length, eligibility and switching behaviour are provider-specific.
MINING / QUBITCOIN MAINNET
Compare Qubitcoin QHash pools, understand payout terms and distinguish pooled mining from hosted solo. Every directory entry has a documented identity review.
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Provider terms checked on 5 November 2026. Fees and payout thresholds below are provider-reported observations, not guarantees. Pool fees and mining-software fees are separate.
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| Provider | Reward model | Pool fee | Solo fee | Minimum payout | Sources & access |
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LuckyPool ↗K1Pool Qubitcoin ↗HeroMiners Qubitcoin ↗QVerse ↗RPlant Qubitcoin ↗Suprnova Qubitcoin ↗
Source-checked means coin identity was reviewed. It does not certify uptime, independently attribute every claimed block or endorse a provider. No pool-share ranking is calculated from different providers’ averaging windows.
The reward model changes how variance reaches you.
Rewards follow eligible shares in the pool’s defined window when it finds a block. Window length, eligibility and switching behaviour are provider-specific.
The round reward is divided according to accepted shares under the pool’s rules. Round length and block luck affect the timing of payments.
A provider supplies the pool infrastructure, but your reward depends on your own accepted block discoveries, less the applicable fee. This is not pooled smoothing and is not the same as operating a solo node yourself.
The provider guides above describe compatible versions and endpoints. For software, inspect the original project’s QHash support and current release notes. No miner is downloaded or started by this page.
QHASH MAINNET / YOUR ASSUMPTIONS
Enter comparable QHash rates from the same mainnet and time window, both in GH/s. The 600-second interval below is an editable target assumption, not a measured current interval.
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Share = worker rate ÷ network rate. Expected blocks/day = share × 86,400 ÷ block interval. Mean days/block = block interval ÷ share ÷ 86,400. The model assumes stationary rates, proportional work and steady block production. It excludes fees, rejected work, downtime, hardware and power costs. The mean is not a deadline; a block is not guaranteed. Do not use deqode testnet attempts or mixed-task chainwork estimates here.
Qubitcoin and Quantus can both appear under QTC. This directory only accepts records naming Qubitcoin, QHash and mainnet on the specific reviewed provider endpoint.
| Check | Included here | Rejected or left unconfirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Coin | Explicit Qubitcoin identity | QTC ticker alone; Quantus identity |
| Algorithm | QHash | Poseidon2 or an unknown algorithm |
| Endpoint | Coin-specific provider URL | A different coin offered by the same pool brand |
| Chain reference | Official Qubitcoin explorer links or mainnet context | No pool attribution inferred from height alone |
One concrete cross-check: LuckyPool’s reported chain-tip hash for block 115129 ↗ matched the official Qubitcoin explorer. This checks the chain reference; it is not a blanket audit of every listed provider’s block claims.
MineNow was not reachable during review and is not included as a confirmed current provider. Unresolved candidates are never silently promoted to confirmed entries.
This page focuses on Qubitcoin mainnet. Testnet tasks, rate units and observations are kept separate.