Definition
Luxor Mining Pool is a Bitcoin mining pool operated by Luxor Technology, a U.S.-based company that also runs hashrate derivatives and market-data products. The pool markets itself toward both retail and institutional miners and holds a SOC 2 Type 2 security attestation. Its share of network hashrate generally sits in the low single-digit percentages.
Payout model
Luxor pays miners using Full Pay Per Share (FPPS), giving predictable per-share income that includes the block subsidy and an estimate of transaction fees. Luxor has also published research on fixed-payout alternatives to standard FPPS, arguing different fee-estimation methods can change miner revenue, particularly across halving-driven shifts in the fee market. Published fees and payout thresholds vary and should be confirmed directly.
Hashrate Index
Luxor is widely known beyond its pool for the Hashrate Index, a data service that publishes hashprice (revenue per unit of hashrate) and ASIC pricing benchmarks. Many miners use this data to evaluate whether a given pool's payouts are competitive and to model mining profitability, independent of which pool they ultimately use.
See live pool share in the pool centralization tracker.
In Simple Terms
Luxor Mining Pool is a Bitcoin mining pool operated by Luxor Technology, a U.S.-based company that also runs hashrate derivatives and market-data products. The pool…