CrewMiners is a marketplace for buying real ASIC mining hardware — sold to you in small hashrate units instead of as one expensive whole miner, and hosted for you by our mining farm partners so you never have to rack, power, or maintain it yourself.
When you buy hashrate on CrewMiners, you own a real, proportional share of that specific machine — not a percentage of a company, not equity, not a security, just physical mining hardware, already hosted and hashing in a real farm. Your daily payout is calculated directly from what the pool actually paid out for that machine, and our farm partners handle the hosting: power, cooling, connectivity, and upkeep.
Getting into Bitcoin mining used to mean a five-figure hardware bill, somewhere to host it, and someone who knows how to keep it online. CrewMiners lets you own real mining hardware for the price of a few dollars per hashrate unit, with the hosting handled for you — and resell your share again whenever you want on the marketplace.
We're not running an investment scheme, and you're not buying equity in CrewMiners or any company — you're buying real, physical mining hardware that our farm partners host on your behalf. Each listing goes through a verification pass before any hashrate goes on sale — we check the hardware, the mining pool account it runs on, and the power/hosting arrangement behind it. Once a miner is live, its daily revenue is pulled directly from the pool's own settlement data, split according to that listing's published terms, and credited to buyers automatically. If a listing is ever retired, owners can request their hardware be shipped to them at their own cost instead of it being disposed of.
Revenue is distributed daily — no manual claiming, no withdrawal minimums beyond what's needed to cover network fees.
Every distribution is tied to a specific mining pool settlement — not an internal estimate — and every wallet transaction carries a reference back to exactly where it came from, visible on your own transactions page. If a number on your dashboard doesn't add up, you can trace it back to the settlement that produced it.
Questions about a listing, your account, or how a payout was calculated? The FAQ covers the most common ones, or send us a message on the contact page.