Solo Bitcoin Mining,Built for Everyone.

Solo mining means you mine independently instead of sharing rewards in a pool. If your mining power solves a block, you receive the full block reward. LuqEE makes solo mining accessible by providing professionally hosted infrastructure, real-time tracking, and optional boosts, without requiring you to manage hardware or operations.

No. LuqEE gives you fractional (time-sliced) access to real, professionally hosted industrial miners. We handle setup, hosting, and maintenance.

We provide access to industrial, enterprise-grade Bitcoin ASIC miners hosted in U.S. facilities. Instead of shipping you a physical unit, we allocate fractional time on these powerful miners so you can mine solo without hardware.

Your plan is shown as an average hashrate (TH/s). Behind the scenes, we allocate short slices of time on higher-power miners to deliver that average. Example: 3 minutes per hour on a 100 TH/s miner averages to ~5 TH/s over the hour (100 × 3/60). Bigger miners produce more hash attempts per second, so even short slices represent meaningful work, your odds are driven by total hash attempts over time (hashrate × time).

Subscriptions run continuously for the duration you select—weeks or months, not hours—so you get consistent exposure over time.

Yes. LuqEE connects you to real industrial mining hardware operating in U.S.-based facilities, with live tracking and verifiable data.

LuqEE uses public solo pools for mining. In a mining pool, rewards are shared among all participants. In a solo pool, you mine independently, if a block is found, the full reward goes to the miner who found it.

Yes. You can view submitted shares, uptime, and historical performance directly in the app.

No. Mining is probabilistic. Results vary based on network difficulty, luck, and time. LuqEE focuses on transparency, not promises.

When you mine with LuqEE, the wallet address you provide is submitted directly to the mining pool as the payout address for your assigned mining power. LuqEE does not custody, intercept, or control rewards at any point. If your miner finds a block, the public mining pool handles the payout according to its standard process. Typically, rewards are credited after the network reaches 101 confirmations, which usually takes around 16-18 hours. You can track block status, confirmations, and payout history through public pool and network data.

Payout timing depends on the mining pool and network conditions. You can track progress and history in real time. Typically a solo mining pool pays out a reward after 101 confirmations (16 - 18 hours after the block is found).

No. You always control your wallet. You should only provide us with your Public Address. Solo pools only send rewards to the address you provide at the time of mining. You cannot change your payout address after you have found a block.

Boosts are temporary increases in mining power. Power Mining Hours are scheduled events designed to add excitement—while remaining fully transparent. During Power Mining we add hundreds of PH/s of mining power into the LuqEE network, this is cycled between all users or consumed by users who use a Power Mining Hour Pass to boost their mining power.

A block is a group of Bitcoin transactions that gets added to the blockchain. When a miner successfully finds a block, the network issues a fixed block reward plus transaction fees. As of now, the block reward is 3.125 BTC. This reward changes over time due to an event called the Bitcoin halving, which occurs roughly every four years and cuts the block reward in half. Halving events are built into Bitcoin’s protocol and reduce the rate at which new Bitcoin is created. Over time, this makes blocks rarer in terms of newly issued Bitcoin, while transaction fees can make up a larger portion of the total reward.

No. Boosts increase hashrate for a limited time, but mining outcomes still depend on probability and network conditions.

Yes, but only where jurisdictions allow mining. It is your responsibility to ensure you are compliant with the laws of your jurisdiction.

We monitor uptime closely and operate across multiple facilities. Any material downtime is tracked and reflected transparently. Significant downtime is rare, but we have a plan in place to ensure you are provided with additional mining time and power.