Joining a mining pool means you need to hold your funds for a fixed term — 60, 90, 120, or 180 days, your choice at signup. There is no early withdrawal, for any reason, before that term ends. Once it ends, your full balance unlocks at once.
Last updated September 27, 2026Four hold periods are available when you join a mining pool. Whichever you pick, you need to hold your funds for that full term — it can't be shortened after you join.
You need to hold your funds in the pool for 60 days from the day you join, then they unlock in full.
You need to hold your funds in the pool for 90 days from the day you join, then they unlock in full.
You need to hold your funds in the pool for 120 days from the day you join, then they unlock in full.
You need to hold your funds in the pool for 180 days from the day you join, then they unlock in full.
No. You need to hold your funds for the full term you chose — 60, 90, 120, or 180 days — with no early-exit option, not for account changes, not for any other reason. This is fixed the moment you join, so pick a term you're comfortable holding through.
Yes. The pool keeps mining and crediting output to your account balance daily throughout the hold, exactly as described in our Usage Policy. The hold only affects withdrawing that balance — it doesn't pause how the pool performs.
Nothing you need to do. The moment your term ends, your held funds and every reward credited during the term become withdrawable together, immediately — the same balance, just unlocked.
Yes. A finished term doesn't renew automatically — once your funds unlock, you're free to withdraw, or to place funds into a fresh pool at any of the four terms if you want to continue.
Reconcile with your Usage Policy: Section 7 there currently says balances "can be withdrawn to your nominated wallet at any time." That's true for regular flexible plans — this page describes a separate product where you need to hold your funds for a fixed term instead. Before publishing, either add a line to Usage Policy Section 7 pointing here for pool-type plans, or make sure the pool product listing itself is explicit that it works differently from the flexible plans, so no visitor reads one page and assumes it overrides the other.
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