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Braiins (Slush Pool)

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1A strong technical reputation with a clear split between what is praised and what is complained about.
2The pool itself — running since 2010, the oldest in Bitcoin — draws an A from the Google-search pass and A- from Reddit, with consistent praise for PPS+ economics, Stratum V2, interface simplicity and stable operation; BraiinsOS/OS+ firmware in particular gets repeated first-hand reports of real efficiency, noise and temperature gains.
3Reading the negatives matters, because they are largely about the HARDWARE and support arms rather than the pool — a BMM 101 that arrived defective and could not be resolved, an 11-day wait for a support reply, a $38 fee taken on a first $50 withdrawal, and one complaint about a recruiter ghosting a candidate, which is not a customer-service datapoint at all.
4One reviewer characterises buying a device that cannot pay itself back as the real scam, which is a criticism of home-mining economics broadly rather than of this operator.
5Trustpilot is the weakest number here and has slipped to 3.1 across 19 reviews on the back of a single one-star posted 23 August 2026 titled "Scam and no longer reliable".
6Only that review's header was captured, not its body, so there is no account on file of what the reviewer experienced and it should not be weighed as though there were — but it is what moved the average, and it is worth reading directly before drawing a conclusion from the fallen score.
7The sample remains small and skewed toward hardware buyers rather than pool users.
8Note this listing is a pool plus a hashpower product, not ASIC colocation, so the hosting questions that matter elsewhere in this directory largely do not apply.
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