Bitcoin Mining Reward Rules

This page explains, in plain language, how Bitcoin rewards are calculated inside the Bitcoin Mining (Crypto Miner) app. It also explains why rewards can change over time, and what you need to know before withdrawing.

How rewards work in the app

The app provides a cloud-based mining experience where your account can accumulate Bitcoin rewards over time based on the plans and boosts you use inside the app.

You do not need to buy or run mining hardware to use the app. Instead, the app shows a simple set of options (plans, boosts, and activity features) and calculates rewards using internal rules that may be updated over time.

1) Your plan level and hashrate

Each active plan in the app has a displayed hashrate (sometimes shown as “speed” or a similar label). In simple terms:

• Higher plan levels typically unlock a higher hashrate inside the app.
• Plan duration determines how long that plan stays active before it ends.
• If you have multiple active plans, their combined effect can increase your total hashrate under the current rules.

The exact reward math is handled by our backend and may include limits and adjustments designed to keep the system stable, fair, and resistant to abuse.

2) Boosts, streaks, and promotions

The app may offer optional boosts that can increase your rewards inside the app, for example:

• Loyalty / activity boosts that reward consistent use over time.
• Continuity boosts that reward keeping an eligible plan active.
• Limited-time promotions (shown in the app when available).
• Referral bonuses when you invite friends (subject to the referral rules).
• Ad rewards / offers (where available), subject to third-party availability and anti-abuse checks.

Boosts and promotions are optional, can be time-limited, and may be changed or discontinued. When a boost is active, the app will typically show it in the UI so you can see what is currently applied.

3) Why rewards can go up or down

Rewards are variable and can change over time. Common reasons include:

• Bitcoin network conditions (especially hashrate / difficulty): When the global Bitcoin network hashrate rises, the same amount of mining power generally earns less BTC over time; when it falls, it can earn more. Changes in mining difficulty and fees can also affect typical reward levels.
• Bitcoin price movements: If you look at your rewards in fiat value (USD/EUR), the fiat value can change even if the BTC amount is the same.
• Halving and protocol-level changes: Bitcoin’s block subsidy reduces on a scheduled basis (the “halving”), which can change the overall reward environment.
• Pool-style variance and timing: Even when averages are stable, short-term results can look higher or lower depending on timing and how rewards are credited over time.
• Transfer network fees and congestion: On-chain fees and mempool congestion can rise or fall, which can affect withdrawal minimums and the cost to move BTC.
• Changes to available plans, boosts, promotions, or their eligibility rules.

If you are evaluating a plan, it's generally better to look at your progress over a longer period instead of judging by a short snapshot.

4) Simple examples (illustrative only)

• Example A: You use the free option occasionally. Rewards accumulate slowly.
• Example B: You activate a higher plan level and keep it active. Your hashrate is higher.
• Example C: A promotion ends or rules change. Your hashrate may decrease compared to before.

5) Withdrawals and requirements

You can request a withdrawal when your in-app balance meets the current requirements shown in the wallet and withdrawal screens.

• Confirm your account

  You may need to add a login method (Google / Apple), and verify your email address before withdrawals are enabled.

• Meet the minimum amount and fees

  Like most crypto platforms, withdrawals have a minimum amount to prevent spam and cover network costs. The minimum depends on the selected network and is shown on the withdraw screen after you choose the network.

• Complete KYC and any other requirements (when required)

  Depending on your country, withdrawal amount, and security signals, we may request identity verification (KYC) or other information before processing a withdrawal. Additional checks can also apply for fraud prevention, compliance, or account safety. If anything is required, the app will guide you through the steps.

Important notes

• This app is a software-based rewards experience. It does not provide ownership of mining hardware.
• Rewards and rates can change, and no reward amount is guaranteed.
• Nothing in the app or on this page should be considered financial, investment, or tax advice.

CloudMineCrypto rewards are calculated using internal rules and features shown in the app (plans, boosts, promotions, and anti-abuse protections). Any examples are illustrative only. Rewards are variable, not guaranteed, and may change over time.