SBI Crypto will shut down its bitcoin mining pool service on July 31
BlockBeats News, July 2, according to a post by OCEAN co-founder Mark Artymko, SBI Crypto will shut down its Bitcoin mining pool service on July 31. Mark expressed gratitude to the SBI Crypto team for providing stable service to the Bitcoin network over the years and stated that the pool’s closure means an unexpected migration for miners.
Mark also invited SBI Crypto miners to migrate to the OCEAN mining pool, stating that OCEAN supports quick onboarding and allows miners to independently build block templates through DATUM for non-custodial revenue distribution. He also noted that, in 2025, OCEAN’s miner returns are about 3.6% higher than the best-performing FPPS mining pools.
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