Your community adds Bitcoin mining power, together
MineRaid rents computing power (hashrate) for a creator or a community: Twitch, Kick or YouTube streamers, TikTok, Instagram or X creators, Discord servers. During the stream, every add of power shows up instantly in a live share race against the whole Bitcoin network.
Launching now: the first raids are opened on invitation.
Four steps, live
The creator opens a raid
They name the raid, add their community link and the Bitcoin address that would receive a block reward.
Members add power
Each member tops up their balance once, then adds power in one click during the stream, for the duration shown (3 to 6 hours).
Everyone watches the race
Every share sent appears live, with the real odds of finding a block.
Block found!
If the raid finds a block, it is a real Bitcoin block: the network pays the reward straight to the creator's address.
The price, no surprises
How the price is set
Price of an add = price of the power, set by MineRaid based on the market, + 10% fees (€0.30 minimum). Of these fees, 5% of the power price goes to the creator or community, the rest to MineRaid. The full price is shown before every add.
| Example: 2.1 PH/s for 3 hours | |
| Power | €10.32 |
| Fees (10%) | €1.03 |
| of which creator or community (5%) | €0.52 |
| of which MineRaid | €0.51 |
| Total paid | €11.35 |
Indicative example: prices follow the hashrate market. An add costs from about €1 to about €130 depending on power and duration. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French tax code (CGI).
What you get, what you don't
- The power added to the raid for the whole duration shown
- Your add, visible live to the whole community
- The real odds of finding a block, always shown
- If a rented machine fails, your balance is credited back automatically
- No bitcoin, no share of any reward, no token
- Nothing to win for the buyer: it is neither gambling nor an investment
- No fake urgency, no artificial countdown
FAQ
Is this gambling?
No. The buyer cannot win anything: the power mines for the address of the creator or the community, and the buyer receives no financial return. It is a contribution to a shared effort, like a tip.
Who gets the reward if a block is found?
The Bitcoin address entered by the creator or the community when the raid was opened. Finding a block is rare: the page always shows the real odds, computed from the rented power and the network difficulty.
Does MineRaid hold bitcoin for me?
No. MineRaid holds no digital assets on behalf of its users and offers no purchase, sale or exchange of cryptocurrencies.
Can I get a refund?
Power already added is used up over the duration shown and is not refundable, except when the rented machine fails: the balance is then credited back automatically. Any unused balance is refunded on request when you close your account.
How do I open a raid for my community?
Write to us (see below). All it takes is a Bitcoin address and a Twitch, Discord or Google account to sign in.