Infinity Hash Weekly Update #100 – Jun 30 2025

This is our 100th post in the Infinity Hash Weekly Update series for Jun 30 2025.

This week we added no new miners. Mining profits for Infinity Hash went up with the IHS price staying stable even though Bitcoin went up a bit. Apart from this, we finished major dashboard updates, added details on current development efforts, implemented farm improvements, and have a small teaser on updates for Electricity Mining.

You can always get a full overview of past charts and numbers on the Weekly Updates page.

Project Updates

Infinity Hash in Numbers

These are the numbers for week 26, 2025, from 2025-06-23 to 2025-06-29.

Metric	Current data	Change
Total Miners	990 Miners	+ 0 Miners
Total Hashrate	126.40 PH/s	+ 0.10 PH/s
Total IHS	1,212,602 IHS	+ 4,913 IHS
IHS Price	$ 2.00	+ 0.00 %
Rewards generated	0.43831997 BTC	+ 8.74 %
Reinvested	3,891 USDT	+ 514 USDT
Electricity paid	38,226 USDT	+ 2,720 USDT

Dashboard and Feature Updates

a) Completed updates

Dashboard main page improvements

To declutter and make the main page of the dashboard more useful, we moved the hashrate and IHS price chart to the statistics page and activated display of the daily rewards in the simple version of the dashboard (we noticed that many new users in the simple version didn’t understand how IHS works because they have never seen the daily rewards). This is also going to include improved pop-up modals for support and transparency directly within the dashboard.

The new support and transparency modals are much easier to access and more ordered now, especially for new users and users on mobile.

Apart from this, most main page info pop-up messages have been reworked to be easier to understand. This has the goal of giving new users an easier time understanding how everything works and therefore growing the project faster by increasing conversions.

b) Current development efforts

This week, our main progress was with the marketplace and payment flow updates. The login via Google and Apple was pushed down the road because it would take up a lot of development time and isn’t the highest priority for the community (of which everyone already has an account).

Payout improvements and automated withdrawals (95% done)

Further payout improvements and automated withdrawals are now worked on simultaneously. The following improvements will be added:

• Option for automated (weekly and monthly) withdrawals to predefined wallets: reduction of withdrawal fees due to bulk withdrawals.

So far, we have made the following progress:

• Negotiations: The negotiations with different payment providers are going fine. It looks like we’ll be able to reduce withdrawal fees for automated withdrawals in the double-digit percentage area and are currently wrapping up talks for planned fiat withdrawals (i.e., directly to bank accounts or credit and debit cards).
• Lifting of the $1000 withdrawal limit: Compliance efforts in this direction have been completed, and we can now offer withdrawals up to $10,000. Bigger withdrawals have the added benefit of bringing down the percentage withdrawal fee. We are working on the next compliance update in the background, which would enable us to add withdrawals without a limit for certain payout methods in most countries.

Marketplace burns (70% done)

This update will replace the 20% fee with a 10% burn (based on the community vote #12). The update will include a table to transparently show burns within the system. This update does take some time because we are directly including a few new improvements and have to take measures, so the updated version stays compliant with regulations.

Payment flow updates (50% done)

We are improving the payment flow during purchases to show payment options based on the actual payment method users want to use (bank, card, crypto, etc.) instead of based on the payment provider like it is shown right now. Apart from this, we’ll also sort payment providers based on the lowest fees, availability based on the account’s set country, as well as availability based on the verification level. The goal here is to increase sales to bring the project forward, which results in long-term increased mining performance for everyone involved.

Miner and Farm Updates

Work on the farm

This week, work continued on the frames and walls separating the hot and cold zones at the mining farm, and a door was prepared to make it easier to move between the zones. In addition, the roofs of the mining containers were painted white to keep them cooler in strong sunlight. As every week, and especially since the pollen count has been high, the mosquito nets and several miners were cleaned.

Announcements

Part of our time is in a very specific country right now to finish sourcing of needed infrastructure for Electricity Mining ;). We’ll be coming forward with updates on this part of the project sooner than later, and have made some amazing new connections via old contacts in the mining industry.

Links and Outlook

Infinity Hash Articles and Socials

This week, you can find our 40th Mining Industry Recap and also two articles about how to complete Identity Verification and how to enable Two-Factor Authentication:

Weather Conditions

The current weather conditions at the mining farm are: Scattered clouds. Mild. Current temperatures at 16.51°C / 61.72°F provide neutral cooling conditions, with the weather forecast showing an upward trend in temperatures. This should result in slightly decreased profits.

Transparency

You can always check our pool and wallet links to get a complete and transparent overview of our pool, all miners in the pool, our public reinvest wallet, and our electricity costs on the page below:

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As always, it has been a pleasure to provide you with the latest information on the Infinity Hash project. We wish our community a great week and happy mining together!