Coins, Rigged.

Your Coin.
Your Hashrate.
Launch a coin on Rigged and it gets its own bitcoin mining rig. The bitcoin it mines goes to you.
Explore the rigs


Bitaxe Gamma
Antminer S21 Pro
Antminer S21 XP Hydro
SHA-256
Bitcoin
Most coins never give anything back
A launch pays out once and then the chart does the rest. Nothing keeps working for the person who made it.
Most coins never give anything back
A launch pays out once and then the chart does the rest. Nothing keeps working for the person who made it.
About 144 bitcoin blocks are mined every day. Each one pays 3.125 BTC.
Source: Bitcoin protocol, since the April 2024 halving
What if your coin kept earning after launch?
Give it a rig
Every coin launched on Rigged is tied to a real bitcoin mining rig, named after the coin. Its trading fees lease the hashrate, and the bitcoin the rig mines is paid to you.
how it works
Give it a rig
Every coin launched on Rigged is tied to a real bitcoin mining rig, named after the coin. Its trading fees lease the hashrate, and the bitcoin the rig mines is paid to you.
how it works
A real machine
Every rig is a production miner: a Bitaxe, an Antminer S21 Pro or an S21 XP Hydro. No simulated hashrate.
Nothing to plug in
No hardware at home, no wiring, no noise. The rig runs in a hosted facility; you just launch the coin.
Named after your coin
Each rig takes the name of its coin, so holders can see exactly which machine their coin is backing.
Just launch it
Name, ticker, image, rig. Your coin and its rig go live together.
Fees buy hashrate
Trading fees from your coin lease hashrate on its rig, so volume keeps the machine running.
Built to run hot
The Furnace is hydro-cooled: water carries the heat away so it can run flat out around the clock.
24/7
mining, every hour of every day. Rigs don't sleep
Real Rigs.
Real Specs.
473
TH/s from The Furnace, Antminer S21 XP Hydro
234
TH/s from Big Hum, Antminer S21 Pro
1.2
TH/s from Sparky, Bitaxe Gamma
3.125
BTC paid per block*
*Since the April 2024 halving. Hashrates are manufacturer figures. What a rig earns depends on network difficulty and the price of bitcoin.
Mining, Without the Mess
Owning a miner means buying the hardware, finding cheap power, cooling it and living with the noise.
With Rigged, you don’t have to. The rig is bought, racked and running; your coin just points it at you.
With Rigged, you don’t have to. The rig is bought, racked and running; your coin just points it at you.
see the rigs

Pick a Rig.
It Takes Your Coin's Name.

Sparky
Bitaxe Gamma
Open-source desk miner. About 1.2 TH/s on roughly 17 W. The small rig for small launches.

Big Hum
Antminer S21 Pro
Air-cooled workhorse. 234 TH/s at 15 J/TH, two big fans and the hum to go with them.

The Furnace
Antminer S21 XP Hydro
Hydro-cooled flagship. 473 TH/s at 12 J/TH, built to run flat out.
Where it's mined
USA
Wind, solar, gas
Iceland
Geothermal, hydro
Norway
Hydro
Paraguay
Itaipú hydro
Ethiopia
Hydro
Malaysia
Grid power
UAE
Gas, solar
Kazakhstan
Coal, gas
Where Bitcoin Gets Mined
Miners go where power is cheap and steady: hydro, wind, solar and stranded gas. A few of the places the network runs today.
USA
Wind, solar, gas
Paraguay
Itaipú hydro
Norway
Hydro
Iceland
Geothermal, hydro
Spain
Barley
Serbia
tomatoes
Ethiopia
Hydro
Kazakhstan
Coal, gas
Malaysia
Grid power
UAE
Gas, solar

bitcoin the rig mines goes to the wallet that launched the coin.
bitcoin the rig mines goes to the wallet that launched the coin.
Why a real rig
Why a real rig
A machine you can point to beats a promise. Hashrate is either there or it isn't.
A machine you can point to beats a promise. Hashrate is either there or it isn't.
Every coin gets a rig.
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