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What renters pay over pool hashprice

The price renters paid for our hashrate on MiningRigRentals, as a multiple of the pool hashprice that day.

1.23× on Sep 20, 2026.

Every rental our machines take is priced in bitcoin per petahash per day. Divided by what the pool was paying that day, it is the premium a renter paid for hashrate on demand. Above 1 the machine earned more rented than mining; below 1 it should have stayed on the pool.

Days with fewer than three rentals are left out. This is the only published record of what the rental market actually clears at, as opposed to what it lists.

Rental premium over pool hashprice, month by month

Month	Rental premium over pool hashprice
2026-03	1.14×
2026-04	1.20×
2026-05	1.22×
2026-06	1.25×
2026-07	1.15×
2026-08	1.15×
2026-09	1.23×

Questions

What is what renters pay over pool hashprice today?

1.23× as of September 21, 2026, up 6.3% over the last 30 days.

What is the highest rental premium over pool hashprice on record?

1.30×, on May 25, 2026.

How is this chart calculated?

Every rental our machines take is priced in bitcoin per petahash per day. Divided by what the pool was paying that day, it is the premium a renter paid for hashrate on demand. Above 1 the machine earned more rented than mining; below 1 it should have stayed on the pool.

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Updated daily. Latest data 2026-09-22.

Fleet uptime, measured · Delivered hashrate against the nameplate · Hashprice delivered, against hashprice quoted · Rental price per petahash · Share of the fleet rented out · Electricity per bitcoin, realised