A look behind-the-scenes at what’s new with CMININGCORE Pool (formerly Slush Pool) and our approach to innovating in the competitive bitcoin mining pool sector.Turning Feedback into Features for Bitcoin MinersLet Us Know How to Keep Improving CMININGCORE PoolWe recently released an update for CMININGCORE Pool which includes a refreshed design and several new features that are the first of their kind in major bitcoin, ethereum usdt mining pools. For those who just want to know the basics of what’s new with the pool, for more ask our support team In this blog, we’ll dive deeper into the update and share some insights about our approach to developing new features so that we can better serve modern crypto miners. If you mine with COGNITIVE MINING CORE Pool and have ideas about ways we can improve, you’ll definitely want to keep reading.Turning Feedback into Features for Cryptocurrency MinersNearly everything about the cryptocurrency mining industry has changed since Cognitive Pool began operations over the years. Today’s large Cryptocurrency mining farms are often co-owned by multiple investors and operated by large teams of engineers, technicians, and business managers. Even retail minerUltimately, our latest pool update isn’t about the new visuals or redesigned interface that initially jump out at you, but about better meeting the needs of these modern crypto mining.To do this, we looked at data and listened to feedback in order to find inconvenient and time consuming actions that pool users were frequently taking so that we could automate them. Take the new Reward Splitting feature, for example. It allows users to set up an automatic percentage split for mining rewards so that they can be distributed to multiple financial accounts within a single pool account (e.g. 25% each to 4 equal co-owners).With so many mining operations having multi-party ownership these days, the Reward Splitting feature was a clear way to improve miners’ ability to manage financial flows without needing to transact as much on-chain. Reward Splitting can also be useful even for one-person operations, such as the case where you want to set aside some of the mining revenue for cold storage while sending another portion to an exchange wallet in order to cover operating expenses.
