ZHASH.PRO · MINING KNOWLEDGE

Simple. Transparent.
Mining in perspective.

A clear introduction to mining pools, network statistics and the history of ZHash.pro.

EXPLORE THE POOLS
Clear information
Network perspective
Practical guides

Our Pool Overview

The networks featured in the ZHash.pro archive. Live mining services are not connected in this edition.

Networks featured in the archived ZHash website
Coin / networkArchive contextLive statisticsExplore
Zcash ZECFeatured mining poolNot connectedRead the guide →
Horizen ZENMarked suspended in the sourceNot connectedView archive notes →
Bitcoin Gold BTGMarked suspended in the sourceNot connectedView archive notes →

No current coin prices, worker counts, payouts or uptime claims are displayed. Historical pool information does not establish that a mining endpoint is active today.

Updates & History

Selected milestones recorded in the June 2026 homepage archive.

Zcash pool software update

The source page recorded an upgrade to version 6.10.0.

Continued maintenance

The archived update log listed version 6.12.5.

Latest entry in the selected capture

The page recorded version 6.20.0. These are historical entries, not a live service-status feed.

Archived ZHash pool dashboard displayed on a phoneInterface image from the original website · historical view

UNDERSTAND THE NUMBERS

Easy to read.
Important to verify.

A mining dashboard is useful only when its figures have a clear source and time. Learn what the common indicators mean before treating them as evidence of performance.

01

Hash rate is a measurement, not a promise

Hash rate describes the amount of computational work over a period. Pool, miner and network figures cover different scopes, and short-term readings can fluctuate.

02

Read the payout method and fees

Pool rules determine how work is accounted for and rewards are distributed. Confirm the current method, threshold and fee schedule at the operator’s verified source rather than relying on an old screenshot.

03

Keep credentials and wallet keys private

A public receiving address and a private key are different things. Never provide a recovery phrase or private key to a page claiming to validate a mining account.

ABOUT THIS EDITION

The ZHash.pro reference library

A familiar home for clear mining concepts and the site’s archived history.

What did the Zcash pool page show?

The archived home page included a Zcash pool, a coin-price field, pool hash rate and a worker count. Those fields described a past observation. This edition does not connect to an operating pool, accept deposits, distribute rewards or provide a mining server address.

Why are some historical services marked suspended?

The selected June 2026 capture labelled the Horizen and Bitcoin Gold rows as suspended. That historical label is retained as context, not as a statement about the present state of those networks or any unrelated service.

Can I start mining or contact the former operators here?

No live pool or former operator support channel has been restored. This website provides reference material. The historical team identities, social links and performance claims are not presented as current ownership, support or service guarantees.

Cryptocurrency mining involves costs and financial risk. This page is educational; it does not promise earnings or recommend a financial transaction.