On October 28–29, the 9th Crypto Summit took place at MTS Live Hall in Moscow, with ViaBTC participating as a strategic partner. During the event, ViaBTC engaged with miners and industry partners on mining operations, revenue settlement, and asset management, sharing its long-term mining pool service experience and explaining how stable mining services and one-stop revenue management can support miners' operational needs at different stages.
On the first day of the summit, ViaBTC hosted a roundtable titled "Mining in 2026: Profitability, New Opportunities, and Growth Drivers," moderated by ViaBTC Business Manager Alina Kakicheva. Guests from mining farm operations, infrastructure, and industry institutions drew on their own experience to discuss the impact of operating costs, power security, and professional services on mining businesses.
ViaBTC Business Director Anton Tsarenok shared the service experience the company has accumulated since it began operating its mining pool in 2016. He noted that miners' investment in equipment, power, and sites typically spans years, and mining pools also need to provide sustained infrastructure maintenance and user support to safeguard miners' long-term operations. For miners, reliable service is reflected in daily use: whether hash rate connectivity is stable, whether revenue records are clear, and whether timely responses are available when issues arise. He believes that miners' trust in a mining pool is built gradually through these everyday experiences and serves as the foundation for long-term cooperation between both parties.
The following day, in a keynote speech titled "What Miners Need to Know About Pool Mining in 2026," Alina used "increasing hash rate or reducing losses" as her entry point to discuss how equipment investment translates into actual operating results. She pointed out that the same equipment and electricity prices can yield different returns, and that connection quality, settlement methods, and losses in daily operations all deserve miners' attention.
Regarding connection quality, she discussed the collaboration among equipment, network, and mining pool. Even when equipment is running normally, connection interruptions or submission delays can still affect the crediting of effective work and thereby impact mining revenue. Continuous monitoring helps detect anomalies in a timely manner, and verified backup connections help mitigate the impact of connection interruptions.
On revenue settlement, Alina used ViaBTC's PPS+ and PPLNS as examples to discuss how different settlement methods can adapt to miners' operational needs. She noted that miners can make choices based on their own operating cycles and their tolerance for short-term revenue fluctuations; understanding how revenue is calculated and the factors affecting daily crediting also helps determine whether actual performance meets expectations. She also reminded that estimated revenue, actual crediting, and profit after deducting costs need to be viewed separately in order to more accurately assess operating results.
The speech further discussed the asset arrangements after earnings are credited. The coins miners mine are not always consistent with the assets they hope to accumulate over the long term or use for subsequent operations, and repeated exchange processing also increases daily management work. Alina
introduced automatic exchange around this need, allowing miners to continuously process their mining earnings according to their own asset management plans.
ViaBTC's automatic exchange can automatically convert the account balance of supported coins into BTC or USDT in a set direction. Miners can manage exchange settings and view records within their mining pool accounts, reducing repetitive manual operations.
During the two days of on-site exchanges, mining stability and earnings management were also the main topics discussed by the ViaBTC team with visiting miners. In response to local miners' concerns about network connection stability, the ViaBTC team introduced its global distributed node layout and access arrangements for the European region, explaining how regional access and backup connections support miners' continuous and stable access to the mining pool.
In terms of earnings management, the team introduced ViaBTC's one-stop earnings management service around earnings viewing, asset management, automatic exchange, and withdrawal arrangements. For miners who manage multiple types of mining earnings at the same time and hope to reduce repetitive operations, these services make processing after earnings are credited more convenient and also allow them to flexibly arrange their mining earnings according to asset holding plans and daily operating expenses. The team also listened to attendees' feedback on connection experience and earnings management services.
At this appearance at IX Crypto Summit, ViaBTC showed miners and industry partners its service practices from mining to earnings management, and further understood the needs of miners in different markets through face-to-face exchanges. With stable mining pool services supporting continuous operations and one-stop earnings management providing more choices for asset arrangements, ViaBTC extends its services to the subsequent management of mining earnings, supporting miners' long-term operations.
About ViaBTC
ViaBTC is a comprehensive cryptocurrency mining pool for global miners and was officially launched in 2016. ViaBTC focuses on secure, stable, and efficient PoW mining services and supports BTC, LTC/DOGE, BCH, ZEC, KAS, and other mainstream PoW cryptocurrencies. Currently, ViaBTC has served more than 2 million users worldwide, covering more than 150 countries and regions, and its BTC, LTC/DOGE merged mining, BCH, and ZEC mining pools all rank among the top globally.
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