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Hashvalue Launches Unified Mining Contract Merge Feature to Boost Allocation Efficiency

Hashvalue introduced a powerful new mining tool—a one-click mining contract merge function—enabling users to consolidate active mining contracts across different assets, durations, and pools into a unified stream. The upgrade aims to streamline reward tracking, enhance payout consolidation, and simplify digital asset allocation strategies for both individual and institutional users.

With the continued rise in multi-contract mining behavior, users had expressed challenges in navigating fragmented payout timings, resource distribution, and node assignment across parallel operations. Hashvalue’s engineering team developed the merge function as a response to these needs, allowing seamless aggregation without affecting existing yield or contract logic.

The new feature supports consolidation across BTC, ETH, and stablecoin-denominated mining contracts, including variable and fixed-term agreements. Users can now merge eligible active contracts of the same asset class into a unified contract container, simplifying dashboard tracking and reward distribution cycles.

Once merged, users benefit from centralized visibility on real-time hashrate performance, reward accrual, and remaining duration—all managed through a singular interface. This drastically improves resource coordination for users with complex mining portfolios or layered yield strategies.

The platform emphasized that the merge process does not affect existing contract value or payout rhythm. Yield calculations, energy consumption attributions, and operational timeframes are preserved and recalculated in real time within the merged contract wrapper.

To maintain transparency, all merged contracts are tagged with smart identifiers, allowing users to export activity logs and reconciliation statements for audit or compliance purposes. Additionally, users can unmerge contracts with one click should allocation strategies shift.

Hashvalue’s product lead noted that the function was designed for flexibility at scale: “As mining strategies diversify, so must the infrastructure used to track and optimize them. Our merge capability is a foundation for more responsive asset deployment and payout efficiency.”

For institutional users, the merge tool integrates with API-based account management modules, supporting bulk merges across portfolios and centralized reporting. The feature is especially valuable for delegated mining agents and multi-client pools.

Initial usage data during the first week post-launch showed a 33% decrease in user-side reward reconciliation time and a 41% boost in resource tracking accuracy for merged accounts. User feedback highlighted greater transparency and ease of operational oversight.

Looking ahead, Hashvalue plans to extend the merge functionality to cover cross-chain staking derivatives and hybrid yield products, further unifying asset visibility across mining, staking, and index-linked revenue streams.