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May 29, 2018, 11:56:40 PM
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I strongly recommend new miners to join Slush Pool despite it not being one of the biggest pools. It was the first Bitcoin mining pool and remains one of the most reliable and trusted pools, especially for beginners.

1. BTC.com
BTC.com is a public mining pool that can be joined. However, we strongly recommend joining Slush Pool instead.

2. Antpool
Antpool is a mining pool based in China and owned by BitMain. Antpool mines about 25% of all blocks.

3. ViaBTC
ViaBTC is a somewhat new mining pool that has been around for about one year. It’s targeted towards Chinese miners.

4. Slush
Slush was the first mining pool and currently mines about 3% of all blocks.

Slush is probably one of the best and most popular mining pools despite not being one of the largest.

5. F2pool
DiscusFish, also known as F2Pool, is based in China. F2Pool has mined about 5-6% of all blocks over the past six months.

6. BTC.top
BTC.top is a private pool and cannot be joined.

7. Bitclub.Network
Bitclub Network is a large mining pool but appears to be somewhat shady. We recommend staying away from this pool.

8. BTCC
BTCC is a pool and also China’s third largest Bitcoin exchange. Its mining pool currently mines about 7% of all blocks.

9. Bitfury
Bitfury is a private pool that cannot be joined. Bitfury currently mines about 2% of all blocks.

10. BW Pool
BW, established in 2014, is another mining company based in China. It currently mines about 2% of all blocks.
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May 30, 2018, 12:16:40 AM
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Hey there, you originally posted this in the altcoin mining section but you are talking about bitcoin mining pools.

You should probably move your topic here (Bitcoin Mining Speculation): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=81.0
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May 30, 2018, 11:15:16 AM
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Thank you I am new here still finding my way arround
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