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Grow your Kaspa holdings effortlessly by owning part of a real crypto mining farm without the hassle of maintaining it. Buy once, earn continuously.

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Results may vary. APR includes reinvestment amounts and sell-able IHS. Any values, estimates, or figures are only indicative and are not intended to be relied upon for legal, financial, or commercial decisions.

Kaspa mining with Infinity Hash – How it works

  • Life-long mining contracts via IHS
  • Daily rewards in Kaspa and other coins
  • A fully transparent community project

1. You buy IHS

Register your free Infinity Hash account and buy Infinity Hash Stacks (IHS). You can buy with BTC, crypto, card and bank transfer. You can keep your IHS forever.

2. We buy miners and build

We use the invested capital to buy the latest mining machines and expand our infrastructure. Miners are expertly and efficiently operated at $0.045/kWh.

3. You earn daily Kaspa

In the dashboard, allocate your IHS to Kaspa in the Reward Pools section. If you want to dedicate your entire mining hash rate to Kaspa, assign to it 100%.

How traditional Kaspa mining works – Mining without Infinity Hash

Kaspa, launched in November 2021, is a decentralized, scalable Layer-1 blockchain that operates on a Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism. Originally mineable with CPUs and GPUs, Kaspa mining is now dominated by ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits) as they provide the efficiency needed to compete with the network’s high hashrate. Technically, mining Kaspa with GPUs or CPUs remains possible, but it is no longer profitable due to ASICs’ efficiency and the associated electricity costs.

Kaspa’s mining structure enables rapid transaction processing, utilizing its blockDAG architecture and kHeavyHash algorithm. These features allow for one-second block times, enhancing transaction speed and maintaining decentralization. Kaspa’s governance model is community-based, with no pre-mining or pre-sale; all KAS tokens are distributed through mining, with a capped supply of 28.7 billion KAS. Monthly reductions in emissions effectively halve the rate every year, further preventing dilution.

Kaspa mining pools

Kaspa mining pools allow miners to pool resources and earn consistent rewards. Here are some popular options:

  • ViaBTC – A trusted pool with a variety of payout options.
  • Humpool.com – Offers competitive fees and a stable mining environment.
  • Kaspa-pool.org – User-friendly pool interface, suitable for beginners.
  • 2Miners – Known for supporting various hardware, including ASIC and GPU mining.

Kaspa mining algorithm

Kaspa uses the kHeavyHash algorithm, a variant of HeavyHash designed specifically for its network. This algorithm incorporates matrix multiplication between two keccak (SHA-3) hashes, focusing on core processing rather than memory usage. This design supports dual mining, allowing miners to mine Kaspa alongside other cryptocurrencies that use memory-intensive algorithms.

kHeavyHash is optimized for ASIC mining, though it remains compatible with high-performance GPUs and FPGAs in a non-competitive, learning context. It’s efficient in terms of power consumption, making it suitable for high-performance mining. Kaspa’s blockDAG architecture complements kHeavyHash by supporting rapid transactions and immediate confirmations. This design aims to enable Kaspa’s use as a payment system.

How to set up a Kaspa mining rig

1. Choose Kaspa mining hardware

ASIC miners are essential for mining Kaspa effectively. When choosing, prioritize hardware with high hash rates, efficient energy use, and reliable cooling systems. You can see some information about different KHeavyHash miners here.

2. Set up a Kaspa wallet

Kaspa offers various many different wallet options:

Additionally, many hardware wallets such as Ledger support Kaspa. Make sure to copy and save your unique Kaspa address, which will always include the “kaspa:” prefix.

3. Configure your ASIC miner according to Pool instructions

Once you’ve selected a mining pool, configure your ASIC miner by following the pool’s setup instructions. Here’s the general process:

  • Log into the ASIC: Locate the device’s IP address, typically using an IP Scan tool, and enter this address into your browser to access the ASIC’s configuration panel.
  • Enter Pool Information: Most pools will provide a URL (or “stratum address”) for connection, along with recommended settings like worker name and password.

For ASIC miners, the firmware is typically built into the device by the manufacturer, providing basic functionality to start mining. While most miners stick to this default firmware, there are custom firmware options available that offer features like overclocking, undervolting, and other optimizations for improved performance. Nevertheless, be cautious when downloading firmware or mining software online, as it is common for it to contain malware. Such malicious software can redirect your hashrate, connect you to unauthorized pools, or even permanently damage your device. Always download firmware and mining software directly from the ASIC manufacturer or trusted mining pools.

4. Start mining

After configuration, restart your ASIC miner. It can take 15-20 minutes for your device to fully connect and sync with the pool. Once connected, mining stats like hash rate, power usage, and device temperature will be accessible on your pool’s dashboard or through any additional software tools you’re using for monitoring and control.

Regularly checking these metrics helps ensure your miner is running efficiently, and you’ll be able to view your mining rewards directly in your wallet.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency that uses a blockDAG architecture to enable high-speed, decentralized transactions. Unlike traditional blockchain systems, Kaspa allows blocks to be created and merged in parallel, improving transaction finality and scalability. This design aims to address common limitations in blockchain technology, offering an approach that balances efficiency, security, and decentralization. Kaspa’s architecture has positioned it as a platform with potential for applications requiring high transaction throughput.

Yes, Kaspa uses the kHeavyHash algorithm, making it suitable for mining with GPUs, FPGAs, and future hardware. However, these days Kaspa’s network hash rate is too high and only profitable using ASICs.

Mining 1 Kaspa depends on factors like hashrate and mining difficulty. Miners usually aim to validate blocks rather than mining single coins. Check out the emission schedule to know the block reward.

Yes, Kaspa’s blockDAG architecture allows solo mining, though pool mining offers more consistent rewards unless you have high mining power.

With its profitability and decentralized design, Kaspa is one of the most popular mineable coins. However, profitability depends on factors like hardware and electricity costs.

Kaspa holds significant growth potential, thanks to its focus on decentralization, strong community backing, and features like KRC20 token compatibility. As Kaspa evolves to support decentralized applications and smart contracts, it’s set to attract a broader user base and diverse applications across Web3 and DeFi spaces. Its innovative blockDAG architecture supports high transaction speeds and scalability, making it well-positioned in the Layer-1 blockchain landscape.

KAS mining links

These are essential links for Kaspa mining:

How rewards are distributed

Grow your wealth effortlessly by owning part of a real mining farm with a hands-off approach. At Infinity Hash each IHS is backed by real miners.

The automatic reinvestment feature makes sure that your rewards and the hash rate and price of your Infinity Hash Stacks increase long-term.

Reward Pools

Earn Your daily mining rewards in any coin you want. Mine Bitcoin, USDT, Kaspa, Solana and more or reinvest into the project with IHS and xIHS. You can allocate your hash rate to multiple pools with the click of a button.

Fully transparent. Like it should be.

Trust is the foundation for the long-term success of a community project. Check our public mining pool at ViaBTC to verify which miners are running.

Live pool hash rate. Full insight into the pool performance.

Daily earnings. Insight into the daily Bitcoin earnings.

Granular worker info. Live hash rate and status of each miner.

Public reinvest wallet. See the projects daily reinvest amount.

Public energy wallet. Check the daily electricity payments.

Electricity consumption. On a per-miner basis and for the pool.

Follow us on social media to get daily insights

We post pictures and videos from our mining operations and give insights into the whole industry, from maintenance over repairs to actually building mining containers and setting up multi-megawatt-scale locations.

Everything in one dashboard

A fully featured dashboard with everything you need in one convenient spot.

Unlike any Bitcoin mining dashboard you’ve used before

Designed to give you full control over how your Infinity Hash Stacks behave and provide easy access to useful features without having to use an exchange that requires KYC.

Earn / purchase / deposit / withdraw

See your detailed mining rewards, buy hash rate through IHS, deposit via Bitcoin, crypto or fiat and withdraw your earnings.

Community votes

Community voting on important decisions.

Swap coins and trade your IHS

Use the P2P marketplace to easily sell your Infinity Hash Stacks via limit orders and swap coins without KYC.

Reviews – What our clients say

As a community-project, we are nothing without our users. Here is what they have to say.