BITCOIN MINING HASHPOWER SERVICE

Standardized Access To Real US-Based Bitcoin Mining Capacity

Service-based Bitcoin mining powered by real infrastructure, with transparent pricing and non-custodial delivery.

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130+

Countries and Regions Covered

82.5MW

Operating Power Capacity

10+

Years of Industry Experience

How it Works

Infrastructure service only. Not an investment product.

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Purchase Hashpower

Access mining capacity as a service

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Hashpower Operation

Operates while electricity fees are settled

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Receive Output

If generated, output is sent to your wallet

Key Features

StandardHash is not an investment product, a cryptocurrency wallet, or an exchange platform

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Real Infrastructure

Mining capacity supported by real mining hardware located in the US

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Non-Custodial

Service output is delivered to your designated personal wallet address

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Transparent Pricing

Clear hashpower pricing with transparent electricity costs

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Prepaid Settlement

Prepaid electricity plans enable flexible service-level electricity management

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Fast Activation

Hashpower activation is initiated after purchase

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Streamlined Access

Simplified access to standardized mining services

Our Team

A seasoned leadership team with deep industry expertise

Leon Lyu

Leon Lyu is the founder of CYBTC, one of the earliest online digital mining communities, established in 2013.

He brings comprehensive, end-to-end industry experience across the digital mining ecosystem, including media platforms, mining hardware distribution, large-scale mining farm operations, mining pool infrastructure, and cloud mining services.

With over 10 years of marketing and management experience in leading IT enterprises, Leon specializes in bridging technology, operations, and global market expansion within the digital mining industry.

He has previously held senior leadership roles within major Bitcoin mining pool organizations.

Sophia Zhou

Sophia Zhou brings over 14 years of experience in software development and technical leadership, with deep expertise in large-scale system architecture and industrial-grade mining hardware productization.

She has previously served in senior technical roles at Alibaba and held senior product leadership positions at Bitmain, where she played a key role in bridging system design, hardware engineering, and large-scale manufacturing.

Sophia led the successful delivery of multiple flagship mining products, including the Antminer S19 Pro, Antminer S19 XP (air-cooled and hydro-cooled editions), the Antspace HK3 liquid-cooling container, the Antminer L7, and other industry-leading mining infrastructure solutions.

Tan Kok Ming

Tan Kok Ming is an early participant in the Bitcoin mining industry, having begun mining operations in 2013.

He brings over 20 years of experience in electronic equipment manufacturing, deployment, and maintenance, with a strong focus on large-scale infrastructure execution and operational reliability.

Tan has built and operated mining farms across multiple regions worldwide, with deep hands-on expertise in mining farm construction, infrastructure optimization, and long-term operational management.

Events

StandardHash actively participates in global exhibitions and community engagement worldwide

faq

FAQ

Here are quick answers to the most common questions. Need more details?

Bitcoin mining is the process by which miners use computing power, known as hashpower, to solve cryptographic puzzles that validate transactions and secure the Bitcoin network.

The first miner to successfully solve a puzzle earns the right to add a new block of transactions to the blockchain and receives a block reward in return.

On average, a new block is added to the Bitcoin blockchain approximately every 10 minutes. As of the current protocol rules, each block carries a reward of 3.125 BTC, resulting in approximately 450 new bitcoins being issued per day.

Hashpower refers to the computational capacity used to perform Bitcoin mining calculations. It represents how many cryptographic hash operations a mining device or system can perform per second and is commonly measured in units such as TH/s (terahashes per second).

In practical terms, hashpower determines a miner’s probability of successfully discovering new blocks. Higher hashpower increases the likelihood of contributing to block validation, though actual mining output is influenced by network difficulty, total network hashpower, and operational conditions.

Hashpower itself is not a financial asset—it is a measure of computing capacity used to participate in Bitcoin mining.

StandardHash provides users with access to Bitcoin mining through standardized hashpower services, without requiring users to own or operate physical mining equipment.

StandardHash owns and operates the underlying mining hardware and manages the full mining lifecycle, including equipment procurement, logistics, facility deployment, and mining pool operations. Users purchase access to a specified amount of hashpower under a usage-based service model.

Once electricity fees are settled, the allocated hashpower remains active and participates in Bitcoin mining operations. Mining output generated by the allocated hashpower is calculated and distributed to the user’s designated wallet on a daily basis, based on actual network and operational conditions.

StandardHash does not provide investment products, does not offer investment advice, and does not custody user funds or digital assets.

StandardHash provides Bitcoin mining hashpower as a service through real infrastructure, not an investment or cloud mining profit scheme.

Users access Bitcoin mining through standardized hashpower services without owning or operating physical mining equipment.

StandardHash operates under a service-based mining model, not an investment or financial product.

StandardHash provides Bitcoin mining hashpower as a service through professionally operated infrastructure, using a service-based mining model.

Unlike many traditional cloud mining offerings, StandardHash focuses on direct access to standardized mining capacity, rather than fixed-term investment-style arrangements.

Key differences include:

  • StandardHash operates real mining hardware in professionally managed facilities

  • Users access mining hashpower as a service, not investment or yield-based contracts

  • Mining output, if any, is derived from actual on-chain mining activity

  • Bitcoin is distributed directly to the user’s designated wallet address

  • No pooled user funds and no guaranteed returns or profit commitments

StandardHash is designed as a technical service platform, not a financial or investment product.

No.
StandardHash is not an investment product, does not offer investment advice, and does not promise profits or returns.

Users pay for mining services, including hashpower usage and electricity consumption.
Mining output depends on network difficulty, uptime, and operational conditions.

All mining equipment is owned and operated by StandardHash.

Users do not own the physical mining machines and are not required to manage procurement, shipping, customs clearance, installation, or maintenance.

Bitcoin mining output generated by the allocated hashpower is attributed to the user and distributed to the user’s designated wallet based on actual mining results.

StandardHash does not custody user funds or digital assets.

Mining output is calculated and settled on a daily basis and distributed to the user’s designated wallet.

Distribution is subject to:

  • Network difficulty

  • Mining uptime

  • Pool settlement rules

  • Operational conditions

Because StandardHash provides mining infrastructure services, not financial products.

Users pay for access to computing capacity and operations, and mining output is the result of real network participation—not a promised return.

StandardHash provides standardized Bitcoin mining services only.
It is not an investment product, a cryptocurrency wallet, or an exchange platform.
Mining output is variable and subject to network and operational factors.

This FAQ is provided for informational purposes only and does not replace or override the Blockchain Hashpower as a Service Agreement.