Hashvalue Launches ETH Merge Mining Package with Dual PoW and Stablecoin Rewards

Hashvalue officially launched a post-merge Ethereum mining package, offering users exposure to proof-of-work (PoW) fork chains and stablecoin yield structures in one bundled product. The release comes as Ethereum’s consensus transition reshapes mining economics and unlocks opportunities for post-merge blockchain activity.

The new ETH Merge Mining Package is designed to bridge the shift from Ethereum’s original PoW protocol to its proof-of-stake (PoS) framework by allowing miners to tap into derivative chains maintaining PoW consensus. Simultaneously, users gain access to a stablecoin-based reward component, enabling risk-mitigated yield participation during transitional market cycles.

Hashvalue’s engineering team built a dual-channel mining engine that routes hashrate automatically between verified PoW derivative networks such as ETHW and backup chains with active block production. Smart routing algorithms evaluate chain viability based on network hashpower, block frequency, token liquidity, and wallet compatibility.

Yield generated from the PoW stream is then combined with a fixed-yield stablecoin tranche powered by the platform’s internal liquidity vault. This setup delivers a hybrid reward structure in which volatility-sensitive payouts are balanced by a stable daily return baseline.

Users selecting the ETH Merge Mining Package receive daily rewards split between PoW-derived token distributions and USDT or USDC payouts, depending on configuration. The package supports flexible duration contracts ranging from 7 to 90 days and comes with access to real-time chain monitoring dashboards and yield attribution logs.

Hashvalue emphasized the package offers post-merge continuity for miners and users seeking exposure to ETH-native consensus activity, while reinforcing principal stability through stablecoin overlays.

To ensure transparency, all participating PoW chains are audited weekly and must meet internal standards for uptime, liquidity, and post-fork developer engagement. Chain scoring models determine hashrate prioritization and contract pairing.

Initial adoption figures showed 26,000 users opted into the Merge Package within the first 10 days, with 58% choosing the mid-tier 30-day contract. Daily platform-wide ETH hashpower routed to post-merge chains averaged 0.37 EH/s during launch week.

Hashvalue’s leadership described the release as “a structural bridge between consensus eras,” enabling continued mining participation while unlocking stabilized, programmatic returns.

Looking forward, the platform plans to support dynamic PoW chain onboarding into the package and expand stablecoin yield options to include algorithmic reward modulation based on network and token risk scores.