GoMining review 2026: what we think after testing it, with real figures

In short

Our verdict: GoMining is a serious platform that really pays, every day and for years, what it announces. It is not a scam. It is, however, a risky investment indexed on Bitcoin, whose profitability depends almost entirely on three things: the BTC price, the miner's efficiency (W/TH) and the price you pay per TH. A new miner pays back in years, not months.

This is UPMP's review: we mine at GoMining and have tracked our own figures on this site since day one. The amounts below are not promises: they are collected automatically from GoMining's public data and updated every hour (review date: Oct 13, 2026).

What we like

Payouts are real and verifiable. Mining is credited daily, after maintenance. Last week GoMining distributed $1,498,754 (12.60 BTC + GMT) to Miner Wars players alone, visible in the public leaderboards.
You can exit. Miners are resold between users on the Marketplace: 7,599 sales completed in the last 30 days, for $2,985,560. An investment you can exit is already a big plus.
Maintenance can be lowered. Daily “Service” click (3%), token discount (up to 20%), VIP: up to about 30% less in fees, which changes everything when BTC falls.
Transparent governance. A weekly vote held without interruption for years, with public results.
Miner Wars. A real extra source of earnings for those who play in a clan, as long as boosts don't eat it.

What we like less

The price of new TH. About €16.61 per TH at 12 W/TH: at today's pace a new TH earns $0.49 net per month and pays back in 38 months (3.2 years), if BTC and difficulty stay put. They won't.
GMT. Part of the earnings (Miner Wars, discounts) goes through this volatile token: what is worth $100 today may be worth 60 next month.
Difficulty rises. Every month a TH mines slightly less BTC. Without a price increase, net earnings erode.
The marketing. Many affiliates promise unrealistic returns. Do your own maths, not theirs (nor ours: check).
Platform risk. Your miners are NFTs, but the mining is operated by a centralised company. If it stops, the NFTs stop mining.

Today's figures

BTC price	$83,072
What 1 TH mines per day (gross)	$0.0393
Net per TH per month, new 12 W/TH miner, no discount	$0.49
Price of a new TH at 12 W/TH	€16.61 ($18.58)
Payback time at today's pace	38 months (3.2 years)
People tracking their mining on this site	130

Electricity at $0.05/kWh and service fee included. Details and BTC price scenarios are in the profitability guide.

Who it is for, and who it is not for

Yes if you want Bitcoin exposure with a daily income, accept locking the money up for several years and are ready to track your figures. No if you want a guaranteed return, need this money within the year, or expect to pay back the purchase in a few months: it won't happen.

Starting without mistakes: 5 rules

Start small and watch your real payouts for a month before adding more.
Aim for 12 W/TH (new, or upgraded second-hand). A 20 W/TH miner stops being profitable much sooner if BTC falls.
Take the free discounts from day one: the daily “Service” click, then a token discount tier as your farm grows.
Compare payback time, never the price per TH alone, especially on the Marketplace.
Track your figures: net earnings after maintenance, break-even, payback date. That is exactly what this site does, for free.

To start, create your GoMining account with the UPMP link (5% extra TH free on your first order, same price for you, and it supports the site), then track your profitability here.

Frequently asked questions

Is GoMining reliable?

The platform has paid rewards every day for years, holds a weekly vote without interruption and lets you resell miners on an active Marketplace. It is a serious player, but a centralised one: your miners are NFTs, the mining is operated by GoMining.

What is the main risk with GoMining?

The Bitcoin price. If BTC falls, a miner's net earnings fall and can reach zero, especially for high W/TH miners. Payback for a new miner is measured in years.

Should I buy new or second-hand?

Compare payback time, not price per TH. Second-hand is cheaper but uses more power; a second-hand miner upgraded to 12 W/TH is often the best compromise.

How much should I invest to start?

Start small, with money you can lock up for several years, and track your real figures from day one before adding more.

Detailed guides

Ready to start?

Create your GoMining account with the UPMP link, then track your real earnings for free on gominingupmp.fr.

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