HONG KONG, Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A crypto miner using NiceHash EasyMining found two Bitcoin blocks on the same day in September without owning or operating mining hardware.

Bitcoin blocks #967911 and #967915 were found only four blocks apart and generated more than 6 BTC in combined block rewards. The miner had purchased Gold L Solo Mining packages through NiceHash EasyMining, at a cost of approximately 0.01 BTC per package.

The two discoveries highlight how EasyMining enables users to participate in mining by purchasing hashpower rather than buying and setting up their own equipment. Finding a block is uncertain, and purchasing a package does not guarantee a reward.

How EasyMining Works

NiceHash has operated a marketplace for computing power, known as hashpower, for more than a decade. EasyMining gives users a way to purchase a mining package and use its hashpower for a mining attempt.

Users select a package without having to buy an ASIC, install mining hardware at home or manage the technical setup themselves. The mining equipment is still operated by third parties; EasyMining users do not need to own or operate it.

Selected Packages Start at 5 USDT

Selected Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash solo mining packages are available from 5 USDT. Users can choose an eligible package, pay with USDT and follow the outcome of the mining attempt through the platform. Package availability and pricing may vary.

EasyMining Presented in Hong Kong

NiceHash recently presented EasyMining at Bitcoin Asia in Hong Kong, where the company showcased its mining products to the Asian Bitcoin and crypto community.

Mining Options Beyond Bitcoin

Depending on the packages available, EasyMining supports mining attempts for proof-of-work cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Litecoin (LTC), Dogecoin (DOGE), Zcash (ZEC) and Kaspa (KAS).

Selected Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash packages can be purchased with USDT, while other available EasyMining packages can be purchased with BTC.

Solo and Team Mining

EasyMining offers solo and team mining options. In solo mining, a user purchases a package whose hashpower attempts to find a block. The miner who found the two Bitcoin blocks was using solo mining packages.

In team mining, users purchase shares in a package and participate together. If the team finds a block, the reward is distributed according to participants' shares and the applicable package rules.

By providing access to hashpower through mining packages, EasyMining allows users to try mining without purchasing equipment or managing a home mining setup.

More information is available at NiceHash EasyMining.

Easy Mining Website: https://www.nicehash.com/easymining?utm_campaign=easymining_launch_2026&utm_source=article_sea&utm_medium=paid_social&utm_content=article_sea&utm_id=south_asia&reffid=south_asia