For cloud miners and hashrate renters
Get the hashrate.
Keep the capital.
A cloud contract spends your money on a fixed term; a rental spends it by the hour. Both end the same way: you hold nothing. This is the same terahash pointed at your own pool, except it arrives as a token you can sell.
Every figure is computed live from the last 144 blocks, including the ones where we lose.
Three ways to get hashrate
Cloud contract, rental, or a token you can sell
Three products doing one job. What separates them is what happens to your money. We lose four of these rows and mark them as such. A table where one column wins everything is an advertisement.
| Cloud mining contract | Marketplace rental | SHASH tokens | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | A promise of output for a fixed term | Delivery of hashrate for hours or days | Tokens. 1 token = 1 TH/s of a fleet we runBest |
| Your money | Spent up front | Spent as you go | Committed, and returned when you sellBest |
| Can you resell it | Only where the operator allows it, on their marketplace. ECOS voids transfer without written consent, which 'may be unreasonably withheld'. BitDeer's licence is non-transferable. | Nothing to resell | Yes, without anyone's permission. Any amount, pool or wallet-to-walletBest |
| Smallest order | Very small, tens of dollarsBest | Small, priced by the hour | 580 TH at mint ($15,660); smaller lots on the market at launch |
| Term | Fixed, 1 to 60 months. ECOS refunds only if never activated; Binance's terms give no right to terminate early | None. Cancel any time, unspent funds returnedBest | None. Sell any amount, any day |
| Is delivery guaranteed | BitFuFu commits to 95% of declared hashrate, remedied by extension not refund | No. NiceHash's terms disclaim any delivery guarantee, 'best-effort' only | Yes for a pinned target, up to your token countBest |
| What it costs | Upfront fee plus a daily per-TH fee the operator can revise mid-contract. BitDeer listed $0.0531/TH/day, ECOS $0.0284/TH/day with shortfalls becoming your debt | The spread over hashprice. On 2026-07-27 NiceHash cleared within ~0.4% of spot; its 3% buyer fee makes the all-in ~+3.3%Best | 2.5% transfer fee each way, price impact on exit, power at cost: $0.01368 per delivered TH/day |
| Who you depend on, and for how long | The operator's balance sheet, for the whole term | The marketplace, for hours at a timeBest | Segments to run the machines; the chain for the ledger |
| Which pool | Varies: BitFuFu lets you choose, BitDeer restricts to partner pools, ECOS credits an omnibus account you do not control | Yours. NiceHash sends rewards straight to the pool you name | Yours. Any stratum endpoint, changed any timeBest |
| Setup | An email address and a passwordBest | An account and a deposit | A Solana wallet and your own keys |
| At the end you hold | Nothing | Nothing | Tokens, or 580 of them burned for the machineBest |
| Rows won | 2 | 3 | 6 |
Named terms were read from each company's own published documents and storefronts on 27 July 2026. Vendors change pricing and terms often, so check your own contract rather than trusting a table. Two things worth knowing: BitDeer's and Binance's cloud products currently show no purchasable inventory (BitDeer's cloud hashrate revenue fell 94.7% in FY2025 per its 20-F), while ECOS and BitFuFu are actively selling. If your contract differs from this, tell us and we will correct it.
Run it on your own numbers
Set the size, the period, and what you are quoted. The rest is live.
Buy tokens, use, sell
580 SHASH delivers 1,160 TH at today's stake ratio
Rent on a marketplace
1,160 TH at hashprice plus a 3% premium
Where owning 1,160 TH overtakes renting it. The break-even is not one number. It is set by how many tokens the same hashrate costs you, which is set by how much of the fleet is staked.
Built for people who resell hashrate
Hundreds of customers, one position
If you resell hashrate your problem is not yield, it is delivering an exact number to an exact pool, every day, for people who notice the moment it moves.
Pin an exact TH
Pin a config to a target and the routing layer delivers exactly that number to that pool, whatever the fleet does. A target may never exceed the config's own tokens, so a target we accept is one we can always keep.
The float goes where you put it
Leave one config untargeted and it becomes your spillover. Bonus hashrate lands there. Target every config and the leftover is not delivered, and the dashboard says so. We never push extra hashrate onto a customer's pool.
One config per customer
Every stake is its own config: amount, host, worker, label. Edit its pool in place, unstake exactly that one, leave the rest untouched.
One energy account underneath
All configs share one balance, billed hourly on delivered TH at $0.01368 per TH/day. Ten days of credit, then 72 hours to cure it free.
The reason renting works here is that selling works
Every other way of getting temporary hashrate ends the same way: the term runs out and the product disappears. Here it ends when you decide, because the thing you bought is still sitting there.
A rental has nothing to sell. A token that is one terahash of a real, redeemable fleet sells in one transaction, which is the only reason buying six weeks of hashrate makes sense.
Renter questions
How is this different from a cloud mining contract?
A contract is a promise of output for a fixed term; it cannot be sold and it expires worthless. A token is one terahash per second of our fleet, sellable any day, and 580 of them always redeem a physical S23 Hydro. You also point it at your own pool; rewards land in your pool account and we never touch them.
Do I get my own pool payouts?
Yes. You set the stratum host, port and worker name, and your share of the fleet is routed there. SegPool runs at 0.5% and Braiins at 1% through us; any custom pool works at its own rate.
Can I guarantee an exact hashrate to my own customer?
Yes, up to your token count. Pin the config to a target and it is delivered exactly, every day, whatever the fleet does. Above your token count we refuse the target rather than promise something we might not be able to keep.
What if I want out after two weeks?
You can, any time, with no penalty. You will also probably have been better off renting. The round trip is real money across fourteen days. Owning starts to win around a month, later if the fleet is heavily staked.
Is my capital safe?
Your capital is in a token whose price moves. Redemption puts a floor under it (580 tokens always convert to a machine, which makes it hard to push far below hardware value for long) but a floor is not a promise about the price on the day you sell. A rental does not carry that risk. It also does not give you anything back.