21 BTCHashrate placement on FPPS
Connect your ASICs and get a fixed payout for every share, including the average transaction fees, with no pool luck variance. Daily payouts to your own BTC address and a dashboard. Fee, minimum and pool partner on request.
What FPPS means for you
- FPPS (Full Pay Per Share) pays you for every valid share your ASICs submit: the block subsidy plus the average transaction fees, at a fixed rate per share.
- No luck variance: you are paid whether or not the pool found a block today. The pool carries the luck risk, not you.
- Your income still moves with network difficulty, the BTC price, average network fees and your own uptime. FPPS removes luck, not market risk.
Who it is for
From one machine at home to a container: you want steady daily payouts instead of watching pool luck.
Your ASICs already run in a data center: change the pool address in the miner settings, nothing else moves.
Several sites or sub-accounts for your clients: ask about workers and reporting.
How it works
- Leave a request below: hashrate, ASIC models, country. We reply with the current terms (fee, minimum, payout threshold).
- You get a stratum address (or a proxy for many machines) and a worker name.
- Point your ASICs at it: in the miner's web panel, replace the pool URL and worker. The machines keep running where they are.
- You give a BTC address of your own wallet. Payouts go there on the agreed schedule.
- Watch hashrate, accepted shares and payouts in your dashboard.
Terms
| Payout scheme | FPPS |
| Service fee | on request |
| Minimum hashrate | on request |
| Payout threshold | on request |
| Payouts | Daily, to your BTC address |
| Pool partner | on request |
| Stratum / proxy address | after your request |
Exact terms are confirmed in writing in our reply, before you connect anything.
FPPS income calculator
An estimate, not a promise of income. Same formula as the /pools calculator: expected blocks = hashrate × 86,400 ÷ (difficulty × 2³²) × (subsidy 3.125 BTC + average fees 0.0150 BTC over the last 144 blocks). Difficulty, price and network fees change; downtime, rejected shares, electricity and hosting costs are not included. Not financial advice.
Live inputs: difficulty and price as of 11 Oct, 21:37 London · 132.72 T · $83,590 (Coinbase spot) · Full pool calculator · Electricity breakeven
FPPS vs PPLNS vs solo
| FPPS | PPLNS | Solo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you are paid for | Every valid share | Your shares in the last N when the pool finds a block | Only a block you find yourself |
| Transaction fees | Included (average) | Included (actual) | Whole block: subsidy + fees |
| Luck variance | None for you | Yes, the pool's luck | Extreme: most small miners never find a block |
| Typical fee | Higher (the pool carries the risk) | Lower | Lowest, paid only on a block |
| Pool-hopping penalty | None | Yes, ramp-up on joining | — |
| Good for | Steady cash flow, paying electricity and hosting bills | Long-term miners who accept swings for a lower fee | Lottery-style home mining |
Over a long period FPPS and PPLNS have about the same average before fees; FPPS trades a higher fee for a smooth, predictable payout. More schemes (PPS, PPS+, TIDES, DATUM) on /pools.
FAQ
Is my income guaranteed?
No. FPPS fixes the payout per share, but how many shares you produce and what a share is worth depend on your uptime, network difficulty, average fees and the BTC price. Our calculator shows an estimate at today's numbers, not a promise.
What is the fee?
The service fee, minimum hashrate and payout threshold are given on request, so they match your volume. You will see them before you connect anything.
Which pool is behind the service?
We name the pool partner in our reply to your request, together with its payout terms.
Do I need to send you my ASICs?
No. Your machines stay where they are, at home or at your hosting. Only the pool address in the miner settings changes.
Where do payouts go?
To a BTC address of a wallet you control. We never ask for your seed phrase or private keys.
How is FPPS different from PPS?
PPS pays only the block subsidy per share. FPPS also adds the average transaction fees, so at the same fee rate FPPS pays more when network fees are high.
Can I try with a small hashrate first?
Tell us in the request. The minimum is on request.
What happens to my request?
It goes to the site owner only. We reply to the Telegram or email you left. Ask us any time to delete it.
Leave a request
Tell us about your hashrate. We reply with the terms; nothing is connected or charged until you agree.
This service is offered by the owner of this site, separately from the free data and guides. Mining carries risks: equipment, electricity, difficulty and price can make it unprofitable. Nothing on this page is financial advice or a guarantee of income.