Hashvalue Launches GPU Mining Repurposing Plan Covering 6 Coins Post Ethereum Merge

Hashvalue officially launched its GPU Mining Repurposing Plan, offering a multi-coin transition path for users affected by Ethereum’s shift from proof-of-work (PoW) to proof-of-stake (PoS). The plan covers six alternative GPU-compatible coins, enabling asset owners and cloud miners to reallocate hardware or hashrate into productive operations post-merge.

With Ethereum’s historic Merge effectively rendering ETH mining obsolete on GPU hardware, thousands of miners and service providers have faced critical reconfiguration needs. Hashvalue’s new initiative provides a flexible framework to reengage dormant resources across diversified digital asset networks.

The six supported coins include ETC (Ethereum Classic), RVN (Ravencoin), ERGO, FLUX, CFX (Conflux), and BEAM—all of which retain GPU-friendly consensus mechanisms and demonstrate meaningful liquidity, developer activity, and block validation stability.

Users participating in the Repurposing Plan can opt to migrate existing hashrate shares into specific mining contracts based on their coin preferences, risk appetite, and token economics. Each coin has a distinct “Yield Profile Sheet” outlining expected difficulty, daily reward targets, energy efficiency stats, and volatility classifications.

Hashvalue has also introduced a “Split Mining Mode” allowing GPU power to be automatically balanced across two or more coins within one dynamic contract. Users may assign ratios (e.g., 60% ETC, 40% FLUX) or follow a system-optimized allocation that tracks real-time network difficulty and profitability.

The platform’s dashboard now features a dedicated GPU Post-Merge Hub, with comparative APY simulations, historical payout charts, and a coin-switching scheduler for active reallocation. The integrated "GPU Dashboard" also shows temperature profiles, resource utilization trends, and estimated ROI for each configuration.

To encourage early migration, Hashvalue is waiving management fees for all GPU redirection contracts initiated before October 31st and providing a 10% hashpower bonus to users selecting three or more coins in their post-merge reallocation setup.

Technically, all redirected workloads operate through optimized node clusters designed to stabilize hash routing under fluctuating network conditions. Hashvalue's backend routing engine evaluates 36 parameters, including block reward density, mempool saturation, and orphan rate projections, to dynamically rebalance GPU capacity.

In addition to user flexibility, the new program supports institutional GPU farms with batch conversion templates and API-based trigger integration. Organizations can deploy predefined coin sets across multiple machines and automate yield distribution under their treasury mandates.

Hashvalue emphasized that this move reinforces its mission to reduce mining friction post-Merge and support hardware recycling in decentralized infrastructure. “The end of ETH GPU mining isn’t the end of GPU mining. It’s a pivot. We’re creating paths forward instead of dead ends.”

Looking ahead, Hashvalue plans to release support for GPU mining-linked staking hybrids, enhanced coin swapping automation, and real-time market condition alerts integrated into the mining interface.