The Top Hush Mining Pools You Could Join

Newbie in mining? Your best shot would be choosing the pool with the highest hash rate. This parameter indicated how efficient mining is, so the faster it performs, the more profits you’re about to experience in a shorter time frame. Here’s a list with the best Hush mining pools in comparison, based on their hash rate. There are some other key criteria to consider such as market share, server location, reward system and of course – fees.

There are some additional moments to stop by, when deciding which one to join. Learn some more in my dedicated article “How to choose the right mining pool”.

Next in line is the way each reward is divided among all the participants. As you can see from the table, there are three different types. More on it in my specific page “Mining pools reward systems”.

An important tip I would recommend is to choose a second and even a third backup Hush mining pool to switch to, in case your first option is down for some reason. This way the mining process will stay uninterrupted.

Comparison of Mining pools without registration

Furthermore, there is a kind of Hush mining pools, which require only your wallet address, in order to show you how your mining process is going on. An interesting safety feature is the lack of email to provide. It is required to fill when you join Hush pools with registration. Check out the list of the best ones that require no registration, with some additional information on how you can join them:

The Hush pools operate on ASICs, GPUs and CPUs for more efficiency. Make sure you open the software for each mining device, where the pool URL address is required. Then, the joining part – it’s quite easy, just copy/paste the quicks tart configuration bellow when you choose:

You can use my calculator here to verify how profitable it would be for you to join a Hush mining pool. All you have to do is enter your currency, hash rate, power consumption and power cost and the pool’s fee in the empty spaces below. Then, you just need to click on the “calculate” button.

To estimate your cloud mining profits is even easier. You only need to enter your hash rate and the pool fee. The calculations are done based on the current market price and difficulty, depending on the changing variables.

Now, if you look at the output, it shows you how much earnings you’re going to win in a day, week, month, and a year. You can also see how many coins you are going to mine and how much your electricity will approximately cost for the same time periods. When checking for Hush cloud mining, you have to make sure that the payout is higher than the costs.

Setting up your own Hush mining pool will most likely bring you a lot of profit. You will be receiving the block reward and on top of that you can also collect fees from miners, who decide to join your team. Additionally, you will be contributing for the decentralization of the mining power within the network, which will benefit all the miners. However, setting up your own pool is a complex process. You will need a specialized technical knowledge and maybe to have some extra time. Here you can see a more in-depth video guide explaining how you can do it by yourself:

Based on this tutorial, you will need a VPS (Virtual Private Server), which you can also rent, with at least:

Hush mining pools have server locations scattered across the whole world – there are some in Europe, Asia and the USA. The above mentioned are usually places with lots of active miners – they must be close to the servers because of the need for low latency, so mining can be more effective. Another important thing when speaking of server situating is the low cost of electricity and the fast internet connectivity. Since mining consumes a lot of power and needs fast connection, miners will strongly benefit from such locations.

Centralization of Hush mining pools

The distribution of hash rate among the Hush mining pools is considered attractive. The top ones hold around 15%, which is good for the network and means it’s far from a 51% attack. They happen whenever someone holds more than 50% of all the hashing power and abuses it for their own profit. The pools are not an entity but consists of many individual independent nodes. Therefore, for an attack to happen on the Hush blockchain, it would take a lot of miners to turn malicious and decide they want to risk their profits. Nevertheless, in case you see a danger of this happening in your pool, I strongly advise you to abandon it and join a smaller one instead.

Pool Distribution (calculate by blocks)

Pool	Hashrate Share
Zpool	34%
2miners	10%
Miningspeed	7%
Bitpoolmining	6%
Luckpool	4%
Other pools	39%

How Hush mining pools developed over time?

Hush was launched on November 21, 2016 as a fork of Zcash. It’s a secure messaging platform. Since its released, it quickly became popular and many in the crypto world liked it because of its convenient features. They offer different payment systems, so miners have an array of good choices, and most of them allow the usage of VARDIFF (Variable Difficulty), which essentially fluctuates your shares and makes your mining more efficient. The pools are developing alongside the coin and there are many new updates and features coming in the future.