Frequently Asked Questions

Crypto mining is the process of using specialized hardware to repeatedly compute hundreds, millions even trillions of random values (called "hashes") in an attempt to find a valid block solution for a cryptocurrency network.

If your mining package finds a matching hash, you discover a block and you earn the full block reward.

It's a computational lottery, and each mining package you rent is your ticket.

We rent high-performance mining hardware on your behalf and connect them to solo mining pools.

Once your miners are running, they attempt to find valid blocks. If successful, the full block reward goes to you.

We handle hardware rental, job setup, and monitoring, so you can focus on mining, not the technical side.

Unfortunately, No. OneClickMiner does not guarantee any return, profit, or block reward.

When you rent a mining package, you're paying for access to compute power that participates in solo mining. This means your miner attempts to find a valid block on its own.

Whether or not a block is found depends on several unpredictable factors, including:

• Network difficulty - which adjusts over time based on the total hash rate of the network
• Your rented hash rate - more power increases your chances but does not guarantee a result
• Session length - longer mining sessions may improve odds but still carry no certainty

Mining is inherently probabilistic. Renting a package is like buying a chance to win, not a promise of a payout. You may find a block and receive the full reward, or you may receive nothing.

We are transparent about this risk, and by using OneClickMiner, you acknowledge that all mining sessions are non-refundable and carry no guaranteed outcome.

All mining on OneClickMiner is solo mining, even team mining.

That means your miner works alone. If it finds a block, you get the entire reward.

There are no shared payouts, and no participation in mining pools.

• Pool Mining:
  Miners combine their power to find blocks faster and split the rewards proportionally.
  You receive smaller, more frequent payouts.
• Solo Mining:
  Your miner works independently. If it finds a block, you keep 100% of the reward.
  Payouts are larger but may be less frequent or not at all, depending on luck and difficulty.

In summary, pool mining offers more frequent but smaller payouts, while solo mining provides the potential for larger rewards at the cost of increased variance and risk.

OneClickMiner focuses exclusively on solo mining, allowing you to keep all rewards from any blocks your miners find.

By choosing solo mining, you accept the inherent risks and rewards associated with this approach.

It's just a terminology thing. In the crypto world, "pools" are often used to refer to groups of miners working together.

Even though OneClickMiner focuses on solo mining, we still use the term "pool" to describe the solo mining pools we connect to.

These pools allow your miner to submit its work and receive block rewards directly, without sharing them with others.

So while you're solo mining, you're still part of a "pool" in the sense that your miner is connected to a network that allows it to find blocks independently.

It's a bit confusing, but it's just how the industry has evolved.

A solo pool is not a pool in the traditional sense. It's a software that validates your work submitted with the network, and checks if you found a block. Doing this yourself is very complicated, that's why you need to use a "pool".

It is called a "pool" because it allows miners to submit their work and receive block rewards directly, without sharing them with others.

So while it may not function like a traditional mining pool, it still provides the infrastructure needed for solo miners to participate in the network.

In summary, a solo pool is a specialized type of software that supports solo mining by allowing miners to submit their work and receive rewards independently.

Again it's a bit confusing, but it's just how the industry has evolved.