A: HitABlock is a multipool mining platform that supports various cryptocurrencies. You can mine different coins on GPUs and CPUs and receive your rewards in your preferred cryptocurrency. We support multiple algorithms and coins to maximize your mining profits!
A: HitABlock supports multiple cryptocurrencies across different algorithms. You can mine and be paid in any coin supported on the site. Check the main page to see all available coins and their current profitability.
A: HitABlock offers competitive fees for all miners. You mine and receive the native coin directly. Check each coin's page for specific fee information.
A: You mine and receive the native coin directly to your wallet. Payouts are processed automatically when you reach the minimum payout threshold for each coin.
A: It's simple! Choose a coin your hardware performs best on, configure your miner with your wallet address and our stratum URL, and you're ready to go. Check the "Start Mining" page for detailed instructions and connection settings.
A: Every hash matters! It doesn't matter if you have a GeForce 1050 or a Radeon RX 7900 XTX - just join our pool! For minimum requirements, we recommend any 4GB GPU. For CPU mining, AMD Ryzen, Threadripper, or Intel Xeon with large L3 cache are recommended, but you can mine with any CPU available. Actual requirements depend on the coin of your choice.
A: Your regular Windows or Linux works perfectly. Dedicated mining distros like HiveOS are recommended for dedicated mining rigs. For mining software, we recommend TeamRedMiner for AMD GPUs, T-Rex miner for nVidia GPUs, and Cpuminer-GR or XMRig for CPU mining. Other miners like Gminer, LolMiner, BZminer, SRBMiner, Wildrig, and many more work great as long as they support the coins and your hardware.
A: If you have any problems with any functionality of the mining pool, please contact our support team and describe your problem as accurately and detailed as you can.
A: This changes constantly based on network hashrate and the cryptocurrency market. Profitability also varies between hardware, as some GPUs and CPUs perform better on certain algorithms. Check our homepage for real-time profitability estimates.
A: Mining yields are not constant and continuously change based on many factors. The two main factors are network hashrate and cryptocurrency prices.

Network hashrate: The more miners on a coin, the less each individual miner receives as rewards are split among more participants.

Coin prices: Market fluctuations directly affect the value of your mining rewards. If a coin's price drops, your earnings in fiat terms will be lower even if you mine the same amount.
A: No, the auto-switch functionality is handled entirely by the pool and is transparent to your miner. You just need the same parameters as mining on a regular port: stratum URL, your wallet address, and worker name.
A: Most connection issues can be resolved by changing your DNS settings. Configure these at your router or mining rig level:
  • OpenDNS: 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220
  • Cloudflare: 1.1.1.1, 1.0.0.1
  • Google: 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4
A: There are several factors that affect final payouts:
  • Mining variance: Block finding is probabilistic - sometimes you find more blocks, sometimes fewer
  • Network difficulty: Changes constantly based on total network hashrate
  • Market prices: Coin prices fluctuate between mining and payout
  • Confirmation times: There's a delay between mining blocks and receiving confirmed coins
Estimates are based on current conditions which change continuously.
A: You'll need a wallet for the cryptocurrency you want to mine. Options include:
  • Official wallets: Download from the coin's official website or GitHub
  • Multi-coin wallets: Exodus, Atomic Wallet, Trust Wallet
  • Hardware wallets: Ledger, Trezor for maximum security
  • Exchange wallets: Create an account on exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, etc.
Always verify you're downloading from official sources to avoid scams!