CrewMiners lets you buy real ASIC Bitcoin mining hardware, hosted for you by our farm partners. Instead of buying a whole miner (which can cost thousands of dollars), you buy a fixed amount of its hashrate — a real ownership share of that hardware — and earn revenue calculated directly from that amount.
Yes. Buying hashrate means owning a real, proportional share of that specific physical machine — not equity in CrewMiners or any company. Our farm partners host it for you (power, cooling, connectivity, maintenance) so you don't have to. If a listing is ever retired, owners can request the hardware be shipped to them at their own cost instead of it being disposed of — see our Terms of Service for how this works when hardware is jointly owned.
The minimum purchase depends on the miner listing, but most start at 1 TH/s (or the equivalent GH/s for Scrypt-class miners), typically around $7. Check the marketplace for current listings and pricing.
Revenue is distributed daily, directly to your platform wallet. The amount is calculated from that day's actual mining pool settlement for the hashrate you own on that miner, minus the platform and farm's published fees.
No. Cryptocurrency mining revenue is variable and depends on network difficulty, BTC price, hardware uptime, and electricity costs. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Please read our Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure before buying hashrate.
Yes. You can list your child miner on the secondary marketplace and sell it to another user at any time. There is no minimum holding period.
The currencies you can deposit and withdraw with are shown live on your Wallet page — CrewMiners supports several major cryptocurrencies. Your platform balance itself is always tracked in USD, regardless of which coin you funded it with.
Go to the Wallet page in your dashboard, click Withdraw, select your preferred coin and network, and enter your destination address. Withdrawals under the auto-approval limit are processed instantly; larger withdrawals are reviewed before payout.
Basic KYC (email verification) is required for all accounts. Full identity verification may be required for withdrawals above a certain threshold, as required by applicable regulations.