Interhash acquired a controlling stake in the Bitcoin mining pool Neopool
The deal was signed at the Bitcoin MENA 2025 conference and paves the way for the pool’s accelerated growth.
24.12.2025
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- Interhash became the owner of a controlling stake in Neopool as part of a deal signed at the Bitcoin MENA 2025 conference.
- Neopool entered the global top 15 mining pools within months of launch and ranks No.1 by Daily PPS efficiency.
Technology firm Interhash has acquired a controlling stake in Bitcoin mining pool Neopool as part of a strategic deal announced at the Bitcoin MENA 2025 conference. The financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Since its launch, Neopool has posted rapid growth. Within a few months, the pool climbed into the global top 15 and ranked first worldwide by Daily PPS efficiency — a key profitability metric for miners — according to data from independent analytics platform miningpoolstats.stream.
Interhash CEO Alexander Lozben said the company sees significant long-term potential in the project.
“We believe the fundamental value of mining pools within the Bitcoin ecosystem is significantly underestimated, making them one of the most promising infrastructure assets going forward,” Lozben said.
For Neopool, the partnership marks a key milestone. Pool CEO Andrey Kopeykin said the investment validates the company’s strategic direction.
“Backing from a major player like Interhash confirms that we’re on the right path. This partnership allows us to accelerate development and sharpen our focus on our core mission: making professional mining as efficient and accessible as possible — from individual enthusiasts to large-scale industrial operations,” Kopeykin said.
The deal is expected to strengthen Neopool’s market position while providing additional resources for technological development and global expansion.
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