2. Ntminerpool, an open-source mining pool, despite being new, is one of the most stable options available. They have a static complexity equivalent to 50 billion shares and the minimum hash rate required for mining on their pool is just 5 Mhesh/s. They also employ the PPLNS scheme for reward calculation, with servers across the globe and a clean and intuitive website. They hold an 8% market share with a mining power of 16,176.3GH/s, a reward settlement model of PPLNS, and a 1.0% fee.
3. F2Pool, also known as "Fish Pool," was one of the most popular pools in 2019, with servers primarily located in China, other Asian countries, and the United States. F2Pool.com has gained popularity among miners for its openness, accessibility, and user-friendly interface. Miners must register on F2Pool to start mining, with the requirement of a GPU mining rig for Ethereum. They currently hold a 10% market share with a mining power of 19.38TH/s, a reward settlement model of PPS+, and a 2.5% fee.
4. Sparkpool is the most powerful resource pool in the ETH, GRIN, and BEAM ecosystems, collaborating with miners worldwide. Configuration of mining rigs is required before mining, with higher Ethereum mining profits based on AMD GPU processors. Sparkpool holds a 29% market share with a mining power of 56.96TH/s, a reward settlement model of PPS+, and a 1.0% fee.
5. Dwarfpool categorizes miners' credit levels into RBPPS or HBPPS. They offer a highly optimized mining engine, low rejection rates, transparent and detailed statistics, and hourly payment settlements with servers distributed globally. They currently hold a 6% market share with a mining power of 2,377,109 MH/s, a reward settlement model of HBPPS, and a 1.0% fee.
