1. Overview
StandardHash provides service-based access to Bitcoin mining infrastructure.
Service output represents Bitcoin generated through active hashpower service execution and is subject to:
- Mining difficulty
- Total network hashrate
- Block rewards and transaction fees
- Infrastructure uptime and electricity availability
Output is settled daily based on the selected service fee settlement method:
Prepaid Settlement
- Service fees are deducted from prepaid balance.
- Settled service output (if any) is transferred to the user’s designated receiving address once the sending threshold is met.
Automated Settlement
- Service fees are deducted from accumulated service output.
- Remaining settled output (if any) is credited once settlement conditions are satisfied.
2. How to check the service output?
Users can check their service output on the Standard page. The section includes:
- Total Settled Service Output (BTC)
- Mining Output Record
- Payout Record
Total Settled Service Output (BTC):
Refers to the Bitcoin (if any) generated through the execution of active mining services based on the hashpower accessed by the user, excluding electricity and operational fees.
Mining Output Record: This section provides a detailed operational breakdown of service execution and settlement.
Payout Record: This section displays historical payout and balance information. Service output is updated daily after settlement processing
3. Key Metrics for Mining Output
3.1 How to check the unit of output (T/Day)
The unit output reference is displayed on the Home page and may also be verified through publicly available blockchain network data.
Example (illustrative only):
If the system reference shows:
0.00004342 BTC per 100T per day
This means that, under current network conditions, 100T of active hashpower would generate approximately 0.00004342 BTC per day before service fee settlement.
If holding 10T, the estimated daily gross output would be proportionally adjusted.
*Important Notes:
- This figure is dynamic and changes with network difficulty.
- Mining difficulty adjusts approximately every 14 days.
- The displayed reference is indicative only and not predictive.
4. Using the Calculator to Estimate Output
4.1 Mining Output Calculator: The platform provides a calculator for technical estimation purposes.
How to use:
- Enter your hashpower amount (TH)
- Review estimated gross output
- Review estimated net output after service fees
- Compare electricity cost reference
The calculator displays:
- Estimated gross service output
- Estimated net output after service fees
- Estimated electricity cost reference
All values shown are:
- Simulations
- Based on current reference conditions
- Subject to change without notice
4.2 Operational Cost
The following technical indicators are provided for transparency:
- Electricity Consumption / Day:
Estimated daily power usage based on hashpower and power efficiency. - Estimated Electricity Cost/ Day:
Estimated cost for electricity and operational execution. - Electricity Cost Ratio: (Electricity Fee ÷ Mining Output) × 100%
- Electricity Cost Benchmark (per BTC):
- Estimated infrastructure electricity cost required to generate 1 BTC under current conditions.
Important Notes
- Standard Mining services are technical infrastructure services and do not constitute financial or investment products.
- Mining output is variable and depends on network and operational conditions. Output may fluctuate and may be zero. No guarantee of profitability or return is provided.
- Activated orders are non-refundable. Continued service execution remains subject to proper settlement of applicable service fees.
- The Platform operates under a non-custodial model. Users are responsible for wallet security and understanding the risks associated with Bitcoin mining services.