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The Monero network hashrate currently stands at 6.71 GH/s as of 08 Nov 2026.
The Monero price currently stands at EUR 545.41 as of 08 Nov 2026.
08 Nov 2026, 17:15
· based on Cryptohall24 data

Monero mining pools

Live distribution of the largest mining pools per coin - sorted by current pool hashrate. As of: 08 Nov 2026, 13:58 CET

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#PoolShare of recorded poolsHashrateFeePayout modelMin. payout
1supportxmr.com28.2%1,945 MH/s0.6%PPLNS 0.6%0.1000 XMR
2nanopool.org19.7%1,358 MH/s1.0%PPLNS0.1100 XMR
3pool.kryptex.com16.2%1,115 MH/s1.0%PPS+ 1% · SOLO 1%0.0100 XMR
4hashvault.pro10.4%717 MH/s0.9%PPLNS 0.9% · SOLO 0.9%0.0010 XMR
5c3pool.com7.9%545 MH/s0.0%PPLNS0.0010 XMR
6p2pool.io6.7%462 MH/s0.0%PPLNS0.0004 XMR
7moneroocean.stream4.2%291 MH/s0.0%PPLNS0.0030 XMR
8skypool.org2.9%203 MH/s0.0%PPLNS 0% · PPS 0%0.0100 XMR
9xmr.farm1.0%66 MH/s0.8%PPLNS+ 0.8% · SOLO 0.9%-
10placepool.pro0.9%64 MH/s1.0%FPPS 1% · SOLO 2%0.0010 XMR
11herominers.com0.8%52 MH/s0.9%PROP 0.9% · SOLO 0.9%0.0100 XMR
12xmrpool.eu0.5%37 MH/s0.9%PPLNS0.0700 XMR
13p2pool.io0.5%32 MH/s0.0%PPLNS0.0004 XMR
14p2pool.io0.1%6 MH/s0.0%PPLNS0.0004 XMR
15monerohash.com0.0%3 MH/s1.6%PROP0.5000 XMR

Ordered by current pool hashrate (public pool statistics). Together the pools report more hashrate than the network shows (105%). The shares therefore refer to the total of the recorded pools, not to the network hashrate. NiceHash is not a classic pool but a marketplace for computing power: you sell your hashrate there and are paid in Bitcoin. That is why the provider does not appear in this coin's pool distribution.

Pool distribution as of 08 Nov 2026, 13:58 CET, based on Cryptohall24 data.

Payout models explained

ModelMeaning
PPSFixed payment per submitted work - the pool bears the luck risk
PPS+PPS plus a proportional share of block transaction fees
FPPSLike PPS+, with transaction fees fully included
PPLNSPayout based on the last N shares - rewards continuous mining
SOLONo pool splitting: full block reward, but only when you find a block yourself

The fee applies per model - some pools offer several models in parallel (e.g. "PPS+ 4% · PPLNS 2%").

This page shows the current Monero mining pools with their share of the network hashrate, fees, payout model and minimum payout - updated daily based on Cryptohall24 data. Below, we explain how a Monero pool works technically and what really matters when choosing one.

Network Data

Current hashrate
6.71 GH/s
+4.4 % (30 d)
Difficulty
859.5 G
Price
EUR 545.41
Market capitalisation
EUR 10.27B
Emission per day
432 XMR
Halving
Tail emission (constant, no further halving)
Device equivalent
≈ 6,712 x Bitmain Antminer X9 (1000 KH/s) - the network hashrate expressed in machines

Why a pool makes sense for Monero mining

A single CPU, GPU or specialised device holds only a tiny fraction of the entire Monero network hashrate. Without a pool, finding a block would be pure luck and could take weeks or months depending on your computing power. A mining pool bundles the computing power of many devices, finds blocks regularly as a result, and distributes the block reward proportionally to the hashrate contributed - predictable instead of random. In return, the pool charges a fee, usually in the low single-digit percentage range.

Payout models at a glance

How PPS, PPLNS and FPPS work in principle is explained in detail on the mining pools section page. The same logic applies to Monero pools: what matters is always the combination of fee and payout model, not a single figure alone.

CPU, GPU and ASIC in the same pool

Because RandomX was deliberately designed to be ASIC-resistant, ordinary CPUs and GPUs still mine in the same Monero pools alongside a few specialised devices such as the Antminer X9 series. A pool bundles every hashrate contributed regardless of the hardware behind it and distributes the reward proportionally - so it does not matter which type of device you mine with when choosing a pool.

Selection criteria for a Monero pool

Besides fee and payout model, other factors matter when choosing a pool: the proximity of the stratum server to your own location, the minimum payout, the transparency of the published statistics, and the reliability and track record of the operator. Switching pools is possible at any time and takes only a few minutes: simply change the stratum address in the miner dashboard. Anyone hosting specialised Monero devices with Cryptohall24 chooses the pool freely; our team is happy to help with setup on request.

FAQ

Do you have questions? You may well find the right answer here.

Which Monero pool is currently the largest?

This changes constantly. The live table above shows the current distribution of network shares, updated daily based on Cryptohall24 data.

Should I always choose the largest Monero pool?

Not necessarily. Large pools statistically find blocks more often and therefore pay out more evenly, but a highly dominant share held by a single pool is unfavourable for decentralisation from a network perspective. A solid pool with a fair fee, a suitable payout model and a nearby server is often the better choice than automatically the largest provider.

Can I mine in the same pool as ASIC owners with my CPU?

Yes. Monero pools bundle every hashrate contributed regardless of the hardware - CPUs, GPUs and specialised devices such as the Antminer X9 series mine in the same pool and are rewarded proportionally to their hashrate.

How do I switch Monero pools as a Cryptohall24 customer?

Even with hosted devices, you retain full control over the pool and payout address. Switching takes only a few minutes via the stratum address in the miner dashboard; our team is happy to help with setup on request.

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