About Minar.cc and our editorial approach
Minar.cc began as a multi-coin mining pool in 2014. Today it publishes mining education in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese. It does not currently operate a mining pool.
The Minar.cc Editorial Desk
Our editorial voice draws on the site’s pool-operator roots: explain the work, show the costs, and separate expected earnings from actual payouts. Minar.cc is the publisher. A site byline does not mean that a named expert has reviewed every article.
Sources and testing
Protocol explanations should cite Bitcoin documentation or code. Hardware specifications should be attributed to manufacturers; comparing specifications is not a hands-on test. Pool rules should link to the pool’s documentation. Calculation examples identify their assumptions and exclusions.
Automated drafting and translation
Our publishing workflow uses language-model-assisted drafting and translation. Build checks validate calculation examples, discovery links, canonical URLs, and multilingual sitemap relationships. These checks do not replace expert fact-checking. Verify the linked primary sources before using a claim to make a purchasing decision.
Dates and disclosures
Publication and update dates describe the article, not the freshness of every market figure. Fixed examples are labeled as hypothetical. The calculator identifies live-data sources and fallback values. Affiliate links or sponsored placements should disclose the relationship where they appear. A product mention alone is not a recommendation.
Corrections
Confirmed factual corrections should update the affected text and modification date. A useful correction identifies the page, the disputed statement, and a supporting primary source. Version history distinguishes a correction from an unchanged market assumption.