KuCoin Launches KuMining to Strip Mining Power from Institutions

KuCoin, a global cryptocurrency exchange, has launched KuMining, a platform designed to return mining access to everyday users by cutting out the noise: hardware, maintenance, and institutional middlemen.

Slated for public launch on September 16, KuMining lets users rent real-time hashrate for Bitcoin (BTC) and Dogecoin/Litecoin (DOGE/LTC). Payouts are credited daily, and the process requires no ownership of physical miners or management of power logistics.

Institutional-Grade Infrastructure, Without the Gatekeepers

KuMining is backed by a vertically integrated supply chain, developed in collaboration with PoW machine manufacturers, energy optimization firms, and operational partners. Users bypass inflated prices and rent straight from source.

At launch, the platform offers over 10 EH/s in BTC hashrate and 200 TH/s for DOGE/LTC, tapping into 300 MW to 2 GW of global energy capacity. That DOGE figure alone accounts for 10% of the network, a level few retail services dare touch. All performance metrics are publicly auditable, with new water-cooled machines added monthly.

“No hardware, no maintenance, no energy concerns. Users rent hashrate; we handle the rest,” said Jolie Du, Chief Operating Officer at KuMining.

Mining, Minus the Monopoly

In a space increasingly dominated by institutional players, KuCoin’s message is direct: mining isn’t reserved for warehouses in the Arctic.

“We’re bringing hashrate back to real users,” said BC Wong, CEO of KuCoin. KuMining takes mining out of the hands of giants and puts it back with real users—offering steady yields without riding the price rollercoaster.

KuMining reflects a growing backlash against institutional control over blockchain networks. After creating KuCoin Pay too, most retail users are priced out or technically barred from participating in mining, KuCoin’s infrastructure-as-a-service model drops the barrier to entry, and puts the hashrate back where it started: with the crowd.

With verifiable power, scalable hardware, and global reach, KuMining positions itself as a retail counterweight to centralized mining operations.

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