KuMining, the cloud mining platform backed by KuCoin, has expanded its roster with Kaspa (KAS) mining contracts. Users can now buy hashrate for periods ranging from 7 to 360 days, with output distributed daily based on the purchased hashrate and product rules.
No Hardware, No Solo Mining
KuMining operates through a pool-based model, meaning users don't need to set up their own rigs or mine alone. Everything runs through KuMining's infrastructure, and the output lands directly in the user's KuCoin account. That cuts out separate pools, wallets, and exchange accounts.
Pay Later, But Not Less
The new KAS product uses a 'mine first, pay later' structure. Users pay for hashrate upfront, while electricity costs are settled over time. That lowers the initial cash barrier, but the company says it doesn't reduce total mining costs. It's a timing change, not a discount.
Why Kaspa
Kaspa is a proof-of-work network built on a blockDAG architecture, and KAS is its native asset. That design allows parallel blocks and high throughput, which is a different approach from traditional blockchain structures. KuMining's move adds another asset to its existing multi-coin offering.
Trade, Earn, Mine
The launch is part of KuMining's Trade → Earn → Mine framework, which aims to push the platform into professional mining infrastructure. Jolie Du, KuMining's COO, said the goal is to 'make mining accessible to anyone and expand the multi-asset ecosystem.'
KuMining already integrates with KuCoin, so KAS rewards flow directly into the exchange account, skipping the usual withdrawal steps. The new contracts are available now, with no word yet on which asset will be added next.
