Zpool mining pool

Zpool is a multi-algorithmic mining pool with automatic switching and revenue conversion

Zpool is a versatile multi-algorithmic mining pool that provides miners with a unique opportunity to maximize profitability by intelligently switching between dozens of algorithms in real time. Thanks to the extensive support for different algorithms and coins, users can plug in any hardware - from ASICs to GPUs - and consistently earn in the optimal mode.

The key feature of Zpool is the Multiport system, which allows a miner to always mine the most profitable coin at the moment without having to manually change settings. All earnings are automatically converted to bitcoins or other assets of the user's choice, simplifying accounting and minimizing altcoin volatility.

Support for multiple algorithms and coins

Zpool supports over 30 different algorithms, including SHA-256, Scrypt, X11, Lyra2REv3, Equihash, RandomX, and many others. This allows it to serve a wide range of hardware and be attractive to both ASIC owners and GPU miners. Thanks to this diversity, miners can flexibly allocate capacity and experiment with different mining strategies.

Transparent Payouts and Statistics

Pool operates on a PPS (Pay Per Share) model, which ensures stable and predictable payouts regardless of current network fluctuations. Payouts are made daily and the minimum payout threshold is minimal, which makes the service convenient for both large and small miners.

Pool provides full statistics on hash rate, accruals, current algorithms and profitability through a personal account. Miners can monitor the efficiency of their equipment and quickly manage their connections.

Easy connection and no registration

No registration is required to start working on Zpool. All a miner needs to do is specify a wallet address and select the desired coin or algorithm - the pool does the rest automatically. This approach makes it easy to get started and ensures a high level of anonymity.

Global infrastructure and stable operation

Zpool servers are located in several data centers, providing stable connections and low response for miners from all over the world. The pool is constantly updating software and keeping up-to-date with supported algorithms to provide users with the most efficient service possible.