Gomining limits are TH Reinvestment Eligibility Rules for Automatic Hashrate Growth

Selecting One Eligible Miner from Reward Settings

1 selected miner receives automatic TH reinvestment, so setup starts by choosing the exact asset whose power will grow from each eligible BTC reward.

1. Open the GoMining reward settings and choose reinvestment into TH rather than a wallet payout.
2. Review the eligible miners presented by the account instead of assuming every farm asset qualifies.
3. Select 1 miner with power below the 5 000 TH ceiling and efficiency better than 20 W/TH.
4. Confirm the displayed upgrade price, BTC conversion basis, and active VIP reinvestment bonus.
5. Recheck the next daily reward entry and verify the selected miner received additional power.

The account applies the setting to the BTC reward stream, then converts a qualifying net amount at the power-upgrade price available during processing. Selection can be changed daily, which matters when several eligible miners sit at different power levels. Switching the destination changes where future TH lands; it leaves earlier power upgrades attached to the previous miner. The workflow therefore ends with two checks: the reward history should show reinvestment, and the miner card should show the new TH balance.

The 5 000 TH Ceiling Stops Automatic Growth at the Power Cap

5 000 TH is both the highest power level and the automatic-growth ceiling for any single GoMining digital miner selected for TH reinvestment.

GoMining divides miner power into 20 levels, beginning with 1 TH at level 1 and ending with 5 000 TH at level 20. Automatic reinvestment buys an available power upgrade; it does not create a level beyond that ladder. A farm may hold several miners and exceed 5 000 TH in total, because the ceiling applies to each selected miner rather than the whole farm. This distinction matters near the top: total VIP-qualifying power and the target miner's remaining upgrade capacity are separate account values.

Concentrating rewards on one miner reaches higher power levels faster, while rotating the daily selection spreads permanent TH across the farm. Either route remains bounded by the same 5 000 TH asset limit.

Why Does Better Than 20 W/TH Decide Eligibility?

20 W/TH is the boundary: the target miner must be better than 20 W/TH, so a displayed value of exactly 20 does not qualify.

TH reinvestment accepts a miner only when its power stays within 5 000 TH and its energy efficiency is better than 20 W/TH. Lower W/TH means the represented mining power uses fewer watts per terahash, reducing the electricity component deducted before the net BTC reward is formed. A miner at 20 W/TH needs a separate efficiency upgrade first. Once its displayed efficiency falls below the boundary, the reward settings can evaluate it with the other eligibility conditions.

Automatic TH growth changes computing power, not energy efficiency. The selected miner keeps its existing W/TH value while its TH balance increases, so power and efficiency require separate decisions.

Three Account States Block the Selected Miner

3 miner states override otherwise valid power and efficiency figures: an active monthly power subscription, a sale listing, and an unfinished Mine Now, Pay Later plan.

The Power Subscription Conflict

A monthly power-upgrade subscription and BTC reward reinvestment are two automatic growth instructions for the same asset. GoMining permits only 1 active subscription per miner, and a subscribed miner cannot also be the TH reinvestment target. Cancelling stops future subscription upgrades; TH already credited by completed subscription cycles remains attached to the miner.

Transfer and Payment States

A listed or installment-financed miner also fails selection because its ownership or payment state is still constrained. Removing the relevant state restores the platform's ability to evaluate the normal TH and W/TH limits.

Listed for Sale

A marketplace listing reserves the miner for a potential transfer, so automatic power changes pause while that listing remains active. Cancel the listing before trying to select the asset again.

Mine Now, Pay Later

Mine Now, Pay Later begins with a 25% upfront payment and charges remaining installments every 30 days. While the plan is active, reward reinvestment and other upgrades stay unavailable. Full payment removes the upgrade restriction, allowing the miner to re-enter the eligibility check.

What Happens Below the $0.10 Processing Threshold?

$0.10 is the minimum reward value for a TH reinvestment event; a smaller amount is credited to the GoMining virtual wallet in BTC.

The threshold applies after the daily mining result and operating expenses produce the usable reward. Maintenance consists of electricity and service charges, reduced by any active discounts, so gross pool income is not the amount available for conversion. If expenses exceed income, negative-reward protection activates and 0 TH is added for that cycle.

Small BTC credits can accumulate in the virtual wallet, but the failed conversion does not retroactively rewrite the miner's previous power. The next eligible daily amount is evaluated as a new event.

Silver I and Diamond I Change the Reinvestment Bonus

2 published bonus bands govern eligible TH reinvestment: Silver I and above receive +5%, while Diamond I and above receive +10% additional power.

Silver I starts at 10 TH of qualifying farm power or 100 veGOMINING votes. The VIP calculation uses whichever qualifying route is higher, so a vote balance can unlock the feature before farm power reaches 10 TH. GoMining updates status when qualifying TH or vote power changes, and the active tier controls the next reinvestment event.

Diamond I begins at 5 000 qualifying TH or 50 000 veGOMINING votes. The +10% band replaces the +5% band rather than adding to it, so the applicable bonus is 10%, not 15%. Farm-wide Diamond I power does not remove the 5 000 TH ceiling on the one selected miner.

Upgrade Pricing Converts Daily BTC into Discrete Power Levels

20 power levels define the available TH ladder, while the conversion itself uses the miner's upgrade price and the BTC exchange rate at processing time.

1 TH equals 1 000 000 000 000 hashes per second, and GoMining labels that starting quantity as power level 1. Level 20 ends at 5 000 TH. Those endpoints are fixed platform specifications; the BTC required for the next increment is not fixed because the quoted upgrade price and conversion rate move.

TH reinvestment carries a 0% additional platform fee, yet zero fee does not mean a fixed amount of daily power. The net BTC reward is formed after electricity and service costs. GoMining then values that BTC at the market conversion rate used during the upgrade and applies the available upgrade quote. Pool output, Bitcoin network difficulty, the selected miner's W/TH figure, maintenance discounts, and the VIP bonus all affect how much new power appears. The arithmetic therefore starts with net BTC and ends with credited TH, not with a promised daily growth rate.

Each completed conversion permanently raises the chosen miner's power. It does not lower W/TH, change the selected mining pool, or create a second reinvestment destination.

Daily Reward Timing Delays Visible Hashrate Changes

1 complete Mining Mode day runs from 00:00 to 00:00 UTC, and the related reward is processed after that earning window closes.

Daily BTC rewards are calculated and credited from approximately 02:00 to 05:00 UTC. Automatic TH reinvestment then appears through the reward history and the selected miner's power record. A setting change does not generate an immediate intraday purchase from an unfinished mining period. Read the next completed reward entry, then compare the miner's TH value after processing. The date matters more than a momentary dashboard refresh because the system accounts for the previous full UTC day. If the net reward stays below $0.10, the corresponding record is a BTC wallet credit rather than a hashrate increase.

Can One Miner Receive Reinvestment from Every Pool?

3 named pool choices - Binance Pool, ViaBTC, and Foundry - can supply rewards routed into the same 1 selected miner under identical eligibility rules.

The pool choice affects the source and calculation of BTC rewards, not the 5 000 TH cap, the sub-20 W/TH requirement, or the three blocked miner states. Each pool's payout per TH moves with Bitcoin mining conditions, so no durable daily TH figure follows from selecting one name. Reinvestment still converts the resulting net BTC at the available upgrade quote.

Changing pools therefore changes the reward input, while changing the selected miner changes the growth destination. GoMining limits treat those as separate controls.

Six Reward Destinations and Their Security Boundaries

6 reward-handling routes separate internal account growth from blockchain settlement, and only the automatic TH route is governed by the miner eligibility limits on this page.

TH reinvestment and GOMINING token reinvestment remain within GoMining's custodial account system. External settlement moves BTC onto Bitcoin, or moves GOMINING through Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, or TON. These routes do not offer equivalent custody or settlement, even though they begin with the same mining reward interface.

The table frames the central decision: automatic growth keeps value tied to the selected digital miner, whereas an external route settles an asset under a blockchain's security model. External wallets hold the settled asset, but they do not perform the GoMining TH conversion.

Who Benefits Most from Automatic TH Growth

1 selected miner, at least Silver I status, sub-20 W/TH efficiency, and room below 5 000 TH define the account profile aligned with automatic growth. Gomining limits favor a holder who wants every eligible net BTC reward converted at the available upgrade quote and accepts a daily, platform-custodied compounding path. A farm needing flexible BTC withdrawals or simultaneous growth across several miners requires a different reward setting. The cleanest starting configuration is Silver I at 10 TH, which is detailed in Gomining about rewards fundamentals.