Shared risk, more Bitcoin!

You own your miners and your BTC. We handle the rest: power, cooling, security, monitoring, and maintenance—transparent and professional.

What it is
A hosted Mining Pool+ collective running on efficient, green energy. We bundle buying power and expertise so you get steadier performance and less downtime. Inflation and rising difficulty are the enemy; we’re your guide.

How it works (simple):

1. You supply or purchase a miner through us.

2. We install, test, and connect your miner(s) to our Pool+.

3. You receive periodic BTC payouts plus clear reports (hashrate, uptime, costs).

4. On top of your mined BTC, you also receive Pool+ Growth Dividends (see “Pool+ Growth Dividend & onboarding”).

Why this works for you

• You keep ownership: Your miners remain yours within the Pool+ Collective. End the contract any time; we disconnect and you can ship, move, or sell—your call.

• High availability: 24/7 monitoring and rapid incident response.

• Fair onboarding: 7–14 days until ≥90% stable performance so the collective doesn’t carry start-up losses (see “Pool+ Growth Dividend & onboarding”).

• Repair coverage: Backed by our Repair Fund (one-time start contribution per miner + 20% of monthly yield; any surplus is settled annually).

• Transparency: Clear invoices, pool data, and monthly reports.

Costs & payouts
You pay kWh power + hosting/management. Payouts are in BTC (daily/weekly/monthly depending on scale). Everything is itemized in your reports.

Tax (business mining, NL-specific)
Mining via your BV or as a freelancer (ZZP)? Benefit from the Small-Scale Investment Allowance (KIA) and other deductions. We help set up the full business dossier: legal ownership & serials, invoices, and monthly reports (power, uptime, yield) for your accountant to apply the benefits correctly.

Getting started or scaling up
We create a plan tailored to your strategy, connect your miners, and you start mining.

Ready to begin?
Book an intake, receive your proposal, and let us connect your first miner(s). Mine together. Grow together.

Pool+ Growth Dividend & Onboarding Why onboarding (7–14 days)?
New miners need a short stabilization period. During this window they often perform below target. If we paid them full shares from day one, everyone else’s return would be diluted. So a new miner starts sharing only after it’s stable—typically around day 10–14.

What happens during onboarding?
We tune and verify the miner end to end:

• Firmware & configuration (pool, settings, monitoring)

• Thermal stabilization (cooling, fan curves, ambient optimization)

• Network & power checks (latency, rails, peak load)

• Quality check: ≥90% expected hashrate sustained for at least 96 hours

• DOA/parts swap if needed (can occur with fresh batches)

During this phase hashrate can fluctuate and average yield is lower. That’s normal—but paying full shares immediately would be unfair to the group.

The solution: Pool+ Growth Dividend

• The new miner’s yield during onboarding is distributed pro rata to existing members (per Collective Rules, transparently logged).

• Once stable (usually day 10–14), the miner joins fully and the owner receives their own BTC going forward.

Why this helps everyone

• Fair to the group: no dilution while the newcomer is ramping up.

• Immediate upside from growth: every new install boosts group BTC during onboarding days.

• Fair to newcomers: after stabilization they earn normally—and later receive Growth Dividends when others join.

Mini-timeline (example)

• Day 0: Miner installed; onboarding starts.

• Day 1–10/14: Tuning & stabilization; yield goes to existing members (Pool+ Growth Dividend).

• Post-stabilization: Miner ≥90% for 96h; owner receives full payouts.

• Future: When new miners join, this owner also earns Growth Dividends as an existing member.

Tax-Deductible & Business Advantages (KIA)

Yes. Bitcoin mining can be fully structured as a business activity.
As an entrepreneur, you benefit from the Small-Scale Investment Allowance (KIA in the Netherlands) and can depreciate your mining equipment over time. Power, hosting, and maintenance costs are all tax-deductible.

The result: your taxable profit decreases, your overall tax burden goes down, and part of your growing hashrate and BTC position is indirectly financed through tax savings. The exact benefit depends on your total investment and fiscal situation.

We assist you from A to Z: setting up the structure and contracts, providing ownership declarations and serial numbers, invoices, and monthly performance reports.
Your accountant then applies all relevant deductions in your tax filing—ensuring you benefit to the fullest, fully within Dutch tax regulations, whether in the Netherlands or from anywhere in the world we help you!

How

• You can receive payouts via the Lightning Network (fast and low-cost) or on-chain.

• To minimize fees, on-chain payouts are only sent once your balance reaches 0.0050003 BTC.

• Example: with 8× Antminer S21+, you typically hit 0.0050003 BTC about every 6 days.

When

• Each account has a default payout threshold of 0.00051 BTC. Once your balance reaches this level, an automatic payout is triggered.

• You can request a higher or lower threshold, but lower thresholds mean more transaction fees. We set defaults to minimize fees, so we recommend keeping the standard settings.

You sign a one-year contract. After that, you can choose to renew or stop with no further obligations.
If you stop, we disconnect your miner(s) and can either ship them back to you or assist with resale or transfer if you prefer. When ending your contract, we issue a final settlement:
Only repair and service costs already performed or booked up to your end date are included.
After that, we refund your initial deposit and payout your proportional share of any Repair Fund surplus in BTC, according to the annual balance and while maintaining the required minimum reserve.

Note: The surplus refers to what remains after previously paid repairs have been deducted.

Every miner is covered by both the factory warranty and our collective insurance, known as the Repair Fund (read more about it there).
If a malfunction occurs, we first check whether it’s covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
If not, the Repair Fund covers the repair costs—ensuring your miner is restored and back online as quickly as possible.

Yes — operational issues such as repairs or parts replacement are collectively covered through the BTC Operations Repair Fund.
This fund is a shared BTC reserve (not an external insurance policy) that finances necessary repairs and can arrange rapid replacement in the event of total loss, according to the fund’s rules.

Price fluctuations and mining difficulty risks are not covered.
You can find all details under “Repair Fund.”

A shared BTC reserve that acts as a collective insurance pool.
If something breaks, the fund covers necessary repairs.
In case of total loss, it can finance a replacement unit so your mining continues with minimal downtime.

Contributions

• Initial deposit per miner (e.g., 0.0008 BTC; the exact amount is defined in the official rules).

• 20% of each BTC payout goes into the Repair Fund.

Together, these form one collective pool for all participants.
If no repairs are needed and your contract ends, your proportional share is returned.

Your share (%)
Your share = your total contribution ÷ total contributions from all members.
This percentage determines your portion of any year-end surplus (after repairs and the safety buffer).

Year-end settlement

1. Deduct the actual repair costs from the total fund.

2. Keep a small safety buffer.

3. Distribute the remaining surplus based on each participant’s percentage share.

Note: If you join later or leave earlier, only the period you actively contributed counts.

What the fund covers
Repairs and parts required to restore miners to operating specs: hashboards, PSU (power supply), control board, and fans.
We always use manufacturer or supplier warranty first; the fund covers what falls outside that scope (per official rules).

Why it’s beneficial

• Reduced risk: you’re never alone in case of hardware failure.

• Faster turnaround: less downtime, more uptime.

• Full transparency: on-chain addresses, invoices, serial numbers, and a monthly report showing balances, contributions, expenses, and buffer.

Example
You contribute 0.010 BTC this year.
The collective total is 0.050 BTC → your share = 20%.
Repairs cost 0.006 BTC; 0.004 BTC is kept as a buffer.
Remaining surplus = 0.040 BTC → your payout = 20% × 0.040 BTC = 0.008 BTC.

Meanwhile, your fan was replaced through the fund (≈ 0.0006 BTC) at no extra cost.

Result: your miner kept running with minimal downtime, and you got most of your contribution back.

Hosting your miner on renewable energy (wind, solar, and hydro) costs €0.060 per kWh, plus €25 service fee per miner per month. A Bitmain Antminer S21+ (235 TH/s) consumes about 3,877 watts.
At 98% uptime, that’s roughly 91.3 kWh per day, equal to about €5.48 in daily electricity costs.

This means an average of ~€165 in electricity + €25 service = ~€190 per month per miner.