Sharp Increase in NiceHash Payouts Attracts Miners Worldwide

by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago

Payout Increase
Comparison with Other Pools
Expert Opinion

In recent days, miners have observed a significant increase in payouts on the NiceHash platform. The average payout reached 0.00140 BTC/PH/Day, equating to about $80 per PH/Day, which is 153% higher than traditional FPPS pools, where payouts are typically around $39 per PH/Day.

Payout Increase

At certain times, payouts on NiceHash peaked at a record 0.00383 BTC/PH/Day, drawing attention from miners worldwide.

Comparison with Other Pools

In comparison, regular pools offer payouts around 0.00069 BTC/PH/Day or $39 per PH/Day. This surge is attributed to increased demand for hashrate from buyers on the platform, who are willing to pay a premium for instant access to computational power.

Expert Opinion

Experts believe that this situation may be temporary and linked to short-term market factors. However, miners are actively seizing the opportunity to boost their income by switching to more profitable platforms for selling their hashrate.

Thus, the increase in NiceHash payouts has caught the attention of miners, who are eager to maximize their earnings amid a temporary surge in hashrate demand.

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