Mining
Rewards
How rewards are generated
Bitcoin mining secures the network and validates transactions. In return for this activity, rewards are granted by the Bitcoin protocol.
These rewards come from two sources: the block reward, granted when a new block is validated, and the transaction fees included in that block.
Their amount varies according to network rules and mining difficulty.
Reward allocation
Mining machines continuously contribute computing power to the network.
When a block is validated by the mining pool to which the machines are connected, rewards are distributed among participants based on their share of computing power.
The allocated share depends on the effective hashrate of the machines.
Reward reception
Mining rewards are paid directly to the wallet chosen by the client.
No funds are held or retained by the infrastructure.
Each client therefore maintains full control over the receipt and management of their bitcoins, without intermediaries.
Wallet selection
Clients may use the wallet of their choice, whether personal, hardware, or institutional.
The receiving address is defined during configuration and may be modified under the applicable conditions.
Responsibility for wallet selection and security rests solely with the client.
Operational transparency
Rewards are generated according to the public rules of the Bitcoin network and the mining pool used.
Amounts received depend on external parameters such as Bitcoin price, network difficulty, and machine performance.
No promise of returns is made.
