Our Affiliate Promise
Trust matters, especially in Bitcoin mining. Every company, product, or service listed on this page is here because I have personally used it, worked with it, or have direct experience with the company behind it. I will not recommend something simply because there is an affiliate commission attached. Some of the links and companies below may provide Cinco Doggos Mining with a referral commission, and some include discount or promo codes that can save you money. Those incentives do not determine who makes this list. If I wouldn’t use it myself, I won’t recommend it to you. These are companies and products I have personally vetted and am comfortable putting the Cinco Doggos name behind. Affiliate commissions help support the channel and the work I do, but your trust is worth more than a kickback.
Bitcoin Mining Equipment
Altair Technology
I personally buy the majority of my own mining rigs direct from Altair Tech, and the vast majority of the giveaways I do on my media segments are purchased and shipped direct from them, as well. Super fast shipping, equipment has always arrived in impeccable condition, and their communication is above reproach. Also, you can schedule a free consultation with Kris, Altair’s lead of sales, and he can coach you on what options you have for starting or expanding your bitcoin mining journey—even if that advice means NOT buying from Altair! That’s integrity.
Hosting
CoreX Hosting
Nate at CoreX is an honest, hard-working guy, and I trust him and CoreX with my own bitcoin hydro mining fleet. Excellent uptime and pricing, great communication, and overall just a great experience every time I interact with CoreX.
I do not receive any financial consideration for sending clients to CoreX.
Mining Pools
Powerpool.io
Flexible payouts, low pool fee (1%), and tremendous uptime—so far my experience with Powerpool has been very good. They operate solely on a PPS model, and you are NOT directly mining to their own blocks; they aggregate the hashrate out to other pools/rental agencies (such as NiceHash), which means there’s always payments rolling in.
ViaBTC
I performed contract work for ViaBTC for a year (2025/2026), ending my relationship with them (amicably) in July of ’26. Amazing connectivity and uptime, and options on payout schemes. I generally recommend going with their PPS+ model, but DYOR. Pool fees can be a bit high (around 2–4%) but they hit plenty of blocks, so it makes up for the fees.
Hashrate Rental
Braiins
Braiins hashrate rental is fairly easy to use. Make sure you have a Telegram account prior to bidding on hashrate, as they use a Telegram bot to confirm your listing.
I do not receive any compensation for sending clients to Braiins. They do, however, sponsor the hashrate giveaway prize every week on our Mid-Week Mining livestream.