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Manage real remote Bitcoin mining from your iPhone.

Mining runs on remote ASIC hardware.

App screen example. Mining results and block timing vary.

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21 million. That's it.

Why Mine Bitcoin

Fixed Supply.

Bitcoin has a predefined maximum supply of 21 million BTC. Mining creates new Bitcoin under the network's rules. Limited supply does not guarantee mining rewards, profitability or future value.

Mining difficulty changes over time.

Mining difficulty changes over time. Bitcoin output varies with network difficulty, contributed mining work and pool results.

Not ready to buy Bitcoin? Try earning it.

Rent real remote SHA-256 ASIC mining capacity and manage it from your iPhone. The phone does not perform Bitcoin mining. Results vary with mining work, network conditions and pool results.

Two pools. One app.

Public Pool. Private Pool. Run Both.

Use OCEAN through Public Pool mode, create or join private pools in the app, or use both modes at the same time. Bitcoin rewards vary with mining activity and pool results. Review the mining capacity and any bonus miners included in your selected offer before purchasing.

Public Pool app screen

Public pool mining

Public Pool.

Mine together through OCEAN. Bitcoin rewards vary with your mining contribution and the pool’s results. Bitcoinist covers public-pool and network transaction fees.

No mining hardware to buy or maintain.

Automatic payouts from 7,000 eligible sats with a valid external Bitcoin address.

Start with the mining capacity included in your offer. Bitcoin output is not guaranteed.

Private Pool app screen

Block mining

Private Pool.

If your pool finds a valid block, any disclosed organizer fee is deducted first. The remaining reward is shared according to the combined time each participant's eligible 1 TH/s miners worked in that pool during the preceding 24 hours. Miners must still be active in the pool when the block is found. Block discovery and Bitcoin rewards are not guaranteed.

Receive an eligible share if your pool finds a valid block.

Build your own mining team.

Block discovery and reward amounts are uncertain.

Why Bitcoinist

Get two free miners.
Try real remote Bitcoin mining.

Every new account receives two real miners free for 24 hours: one in Public Pool mode and one in your Private Pool. Bitcoin rewards are not guaranteed. Automatic payouts require at least 7,000 eligible sats and a valid external Bitcoin payout address. Private-pool rewards also require block maturity. Paid mining rentals and subscriptions are separate purchases through Apple In-App Purchase.

Two Free Miners, On Us

Every new account receives two real miners free for 24 hours, one in each pool mode. No payment is required for this offer. Mining runs on remote ASIC hardware. Bitcoin rewards are variable and subject to payout requirements; they are not guaranteed.

One miner in your Public Pool, one in your Private Pool.

Professional machines in secure data centers. We handle power, cooling, and maintenance.

Control it all from your iPhone.

No Bitcoinist Commission

No Bitcoinist pool or payout commission. We cover public-pool and Bitcoin network transaction fees. Optional private-pool organizer fees are shown before joining. Mining rentals and subscriptions are purchased separately through Apple In-App Purchase.

No Bitcoinist pool fee or payout commission. Optional private-pool organizer fees are disclosed before joining.

Mining proceeds are paid automatically when the payout requirements are met.

Payouts are sent to your configured external Bitcoin address.

How to Earn đź’Ž

Mine in your Private Pool.

Invite others to join your pool.

Watch educational videos.

Complete your profile and verification.


How to Spend

Rent additional miners for more hashpower.

Unlock exclusive avatars and badges.

Mine More. Earn More.

Diamonds

Eligible activities earn Diamonds under the in-app reward rules.

Diamonds cannot be withdrawn or redeemed directly for Bitcoin or cash.

Stand Out

Make It Yours

Your avatar is your identity in the app. It shows up in pools, leaderboards, and profiles. Start with one you like, earn better ones as you mine.

Your Identity

Avatars

Pick your look from day one. Earn rare and exclusive avatars as you hit mining milestones.

Visible in every pool and leaderboard.

Build a profile others recognize.

Earn rare avatars by hitting milestones.

Compete and Climb

Mine. Rank. Dominate.

Your Achievements

Badges

Hit milestones, earn badges. Every badge lives on your profile as proof of what you've done. The more you mine, the more you collect.

Earned through real mining milestones.

Displayed on your profile.

Visible to every miner in the app.

Top 100 leaderboard in the app

Regional and Global Ranking

Top 100

See the app's regional and global rankings for users and pools. Rankings reflect recorded mining activity and may update with a delay.

Ranked by mining performance.

Separate leaderboards for users and pools.

Updated from recorded mining activity.

Understanding Bitcoin

Bitcoin Academy. Learn about Bitcoin and earn eligible Diamond rewards.

Eligible learning activities can award Diamonds under the rules shown in the app. Diamonds are in-app points used for eligible mining rentals and other features. Any Bitcoin produced by a rented miner is a separate, variable result of real mining activity.

Learn about Bitcoin and earn Diamonds through eligible learning activities. Complete the program to receive a Bitcoin Academy completion certificate.

Bitcoin Academy classroom

Watch & Earn

Complete Bitcoin Academy to receive its badge and a PDF completion certificate. The certificate records completion of the program; it is not a professional qualification.

Watch short courses on Bitcoin and mining.

Earn Diamonds for eligible learning activities.

Use Diamonds for eligible mining rentals. Bitcoin output is not guaranteed.

Complete the program to receive a badge and PDF completion certificate.

Built On Trust

Bitcoinist app showing recorded mining activity and payout status

Mining Activity and Payout Records

Follow recorded mining activity, your contribution, attributed rewards and payout status in the app. Data may be estimated, delayed or adjusted after reconciliation. A payout can be checked on-chain after its transaction has been broadcast.

Review your recorded mining activity and attributed rewards.

Track your recorded contribution in the app.

Check broadcast payout transactions on-chain.

Your Pool. Your Rules.

Earn Diamonds for qualifying referrals. Diamonds are in-app points usable for mining rentals and other eligible features. Referral rewards are not Bitcoin or cash.

Earn Diamonds for qualifying referrals under the in-app rules.

After any disclosed organizer fee, block rewards are shared by eligible miners' worked time in the preceding 24 hours. Miners must still be active when the block is found.

Top ambassadors unlock exclusive badges and bonus diamonds.

Business Licence

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Operated by BFM Company Limited, registered in Ras Al Khaimah Digital Assets Oasis (RAK DAO), Ras Al Khaimah, UAE. Registration No. 01010714. Business licence No. 07010714. Listed activities: proprietary cryptocurrency mining and mining facility operation.

Issue Date: August 6, 2025

Built by Bitcoiners

Not a crypto company. A Bitcoin company. Built by people who have been in Bitcoin since the beginning.

Fouad Jamil

Fouad Jamil

CEO

Bitcoin advocate since day one. Leading Bitcoinist with a mission to make mining accessible to everyone.

George Lauroff

George Lauroff

CTO

In Bitcoin before it had a price. Building the infrastructure that puts mining in your pocket and power in your hands.

Fred Forsberg

Fred Forsberg

CPO

Bitcoin product veteran. Has led product and design at JAN3, Foundation and more. Speaks Bitcoin natively.

Andrew Most

Andrew Most

Senior DevOps

Bitcoin maximalist. Supporting the mining infrastructure and its operation.

Egor Polishko

Egor Polishko

Senior Backend Dev

Bitcoin builder. Engineering the backend in Rust that powers your mining operation.

Roman Useinov

Roman Useinov

Solutions Architect

Designing the systems that connect mining infrastructure to your phone.

Engineering team

Engineering Team

A team of developers building in Rust, C++, Swift, and React. No shortcuts. No compromises.

FAQ

FAQ

Still have questions? Reach out at support@bitcoinist.app

You can move eligible miners between your own private pool, private pools you have joined and the public pool.

You do not need to keep all your miners in the same pool or pool type.

How often can I transfer or swap a miner?

Each miner can be transferred or swapped once every 24 hours.

The app shows the remaining cooldown before another transfer or swap is available.

Why is the transfer button disabled?

A miner may still be within its cooldown period. Check the countdown shown on the button or miner screen.

Support cannot override the cooldown.

What if the countdown appears wrong?

If the countdown is missing, clearly incorrect or has reached zero while the action remains disabled, contact support with:

  • Your miner ID.
  • The current and intended pools.
  • Your app version.
  • The date and time of the attempt, including your timezone.
  • A screenshot showing the button and countdown.

Current rental and subscription prices are shown in the app and Apple's purchase flow before you buy. Review the price, currency, applicable taxes, included mining capacity, duration, billing interval and renewal terms before confirming.

Available products and plans may vary by region, device software and app version.

Miner subscriptions

The app shows the mining capacity, rental period, any included bonus miners and payment terms for each available plan.

Some annual plans may be paid monthly but still require a 12-month payment commitment. A monthly payment amount does not necessarily mean the plan can be cancelled without remaining payments. Review the commitment shown before purchasing.

Renting miners with Diamonds

Diamonds can be used for eligible mining rentals without an Apple payment for that redemption. The app shows the Diamond cost, mining capacity, duration and included benefits before you confirm.

Can I buy Diamonds?

No. Diamond purchases are currently unavailable. Diamonds are earned through eligible in-app activities, rewards and promotions.

VIP membership

VIP is a paid subscription. Its current price, billing period, Diamond benefits and renewal terms are shown in the app before purchase.

Avatars and miner extensions

Eligible avatars and miner extensions can be redeemed with Diamonds. The available options and their Diamond costs are shown in the app before you confirm.

Diamonds are Bitcoinist’s in-app points. You can use them for eligible features such as renting miners, extending mining time and purchasing avatars.

They are separate from Bitcoin and sats.

Are Diamonds money or Bitcoin?

No. Diamonds have no external cash value.

They cannot be withdrawn, sold, gifted, transferred to another account or exchanged outside the app. They cannot be redeemed directly for Bitcoin or cash.

Using Diamonds to rent a miner gives you mining time. Any Bitcoin output from that miner is a separate result of mining activity.

How do I earn Diamonds?

Depending on availability and eligibility, you may earn Diamonds through:

  • Private-pool mining activity.
  • Bitcoin Academy and eligible educational videos.
  • Eligible About videos.
  • Rewarded ads.
  • Referral and social-follow rewards.
  • Badges, missions and promotions.
  • Daily grants while your VIP membership is active.

Not every reward is available to every account, device, region or app version.

Do Diamonds expire?

Previously purchased Diamonds do not expire solely because time has passed.

Promotional Diamonds may have eligibility rules, caps, expiry conditions or reversal rules. Check the terms of the relevant reward or promotion.

Can rewards change or be reversed?

Yes. Reward rates, limits and eligibility may change.

Diamonds may be corrected, withheld, reversed or voided in cases such as duplicate credits, technical errors, chargebacks, fraud, bots, referral or ad abuse, policy violations, or legal and compliance requirements.

Your Diamond history shows the amounts recorded for your account.

Bitcoinist may offer free mining time, promotional miners, bonus codes and other benefits.

Each offer has its own eligibility, duration and redemption conditions.

Does a free miner last forever?

A free miner is provided for the period stated in its offer.

“Free” describes the cost, not permanent access. Check the offer details and the expiry shown for your miner.

For example, a miner granted for three days expires when those three days end unless you extend it through an available option.

Can I keep a promotional miner running?

Where the app offers extensions, you can use Diamonds to add mining time.

Check the miner’s expiry and the available extension options before it expires.

Why did I not receive a promotion?

You may not meet the offer’s eligibility requirements, the redemption period may have ended, or the benefit may already have been claimed.

Promotions can also be subject to limits and anti-abuse checks.

If you believe something went wrong, contact support with the offer link or code, the date and time of your attempt, and any error shown. Do not include passwords or authentication codes.

Can support issue a bonus code?

Support cannot issue bonus codes or guarantee that a particular code remains active.

Use announcements from Bitcoinist’s official channels:

Diamonds and promotional rental access are in-app benefits, not direct Bitcoin or cash payments. A promotional miner provides access to real mining work for the period stated in its offer. Any Bitcoin output is a separate, variable result of that mining activity.

Eligibility, duration, redemption conditions and anti-abuse rules depend on the offer.

Promotional benefits may be changed or withdrawn subject to the applicable offer terms.

Notifications help you follow mining activity, rewards and account events.

They do not replace your account history, Diamond records, pool accounting, Apple purchase records or Bitcoin transaction records.

Why do notifications sometimes look different from my activity?

Related events may be grouped together, and duplicate notifications may be suppressed.

A badge notification may also replace a separate Diamond notification for the same reward. That does not necessarily mean a credit is missing.

Push notifications can be delayed or prevented by device settings, permissions, network conditions and notification limits.

What do mining reports show?

Mining reports can show Bitcoin output from the public pool and from your private pools.

Diamonds are listed separately from Bitcoin output. Both pool types mine Bitcoin; Diamonds are additional in-app rewards.

A report covering private pools may combine activity across multiple private pools.

Which period does a report cover?

Reports summarize completed calendar periods in your timezone:

  • Daily: the previous local calendar day.
  • Monthly: the previous calendar month.
  • Yearly: the previous calendar year.

Delivery time is not guaranteed.

How do miner-expiry warnings work?

Expiry warnings may be grouped for miners with the same expiry time and are subject to notification limits.

A purchase, extension or miner change does not guarantee that another warning will be sent.

Check the expiry displayed on each miner rather than relying only on push notifications.

Does a payout notification mean Bitcoin has arrived?

Check the payout’s transaction status.

A payout that has been prepared or broadcast may still be waiting for Bitcoin network confirmation. Your receiving wallet and the transaction record provide the relevant confirmation details.

What if a report total looks wrong?

Compare the same period and pool scope in your account history.

If the figures still differ, contact support with:

  • The report period and your timezone.
  • The relevant pools.
  • Screenshots of the report and account history.
  • Any related transaction IDs or reward entries.

Our published legal documents explain the terms that apply to Bitcoinist and how personal information is handled.

FAQ articles provide practical explanations. They do not replace the applicable legal documents.

Where can I find the legal documents?

How do I make a privacy request?

Email privacy@bitcoinist.app.

Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights relating to access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability or withdrawal of consent.

The Privacy Policy explains which rights apply and how requests are handled. Identity verification may be required to process a request.

Where should I send legal notices?

Email legal@bitcoinist.app.

How do I contact support?

Email support@bitcoinist.app or use the support option in the app.

Include the information needed to investigate your issue, such as your app version, the relevant event time and screenshots.

Never send passwords, authentication codes, seed phrases, private keys or full payment-card details.

Support can explain operational processes but cannot provide legal advice about your individual circumstances.

Stand Out

Get started with remote Bitcoin mining. Manage your miners and follow their activity in the app.

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