Yes and no. The main goal of RaptorHash is to give you an option to earn as much Raptoreum as possible by mining not just with CPUs but also with GPUs, by mining various coins that are then automatically exchanged to Raptoreum. As for the no part of the answer, for some coins we may enable native coin payouts as an option without conversion to RTM. Enabling other cryptocurrencies as payouts is not top priority as this isn't the stated goal, but you always can leave a suggestion in ⁠⁠raptor-hash-wish-list channel and our team will discuss it internally.

For the foreseeble future mining fees are 0% to attract more miners and we plan to keep it that way as long as possible. Before doing any change on that matter we will announce it early enough to allow you to make a decision to keep mining with us or not.

It is simple, choose a coin your hardware performs the best on, configure a miner providing your Raptoreum (RTM) wallet address instead of the coin's native wallet address and you are good to go. More detailed info on how to connect your rigs to the pool can be found either on our website https://raptorhash.net/ or in the dedicated questions below.

Every hash matters, it doesn't matter if you have geforce 1050 or radeon rx7900xtx, as long as you want to get Raptoreum (RTM) just join our pool! For minimum requirements we highly recommend any 4GB GPU. As for CPUs AMD Ryzen or even Threadripper and Intel Xeon with large L3 cache are recommended but you can mine with any CPU you have available. Actual requirements depend on coin of your choice.

Every hash matters, it doesn't matter if you have geforce 1050 or radeon rx7900xtx, as long as you want to get Raptoreum (RTM) just join our pool! For minimum requirements we highly recommend any 4GB GPU. As for CPUs AMD Ryzen or even Threadripper and Intel Xeon with large L3 cache are recommended but you can mine with any CPU you have available. Actual requirements depend on coin of your choice.

There are two main and very different sides of autoconvert is affected by or rather heavily rooted in: mining and market. What to mine is determined on CURRENT price of coins A, B, C... and price of RTM at the moment of determining that. That is market part of it, now let's take a look at mining part. Our algorithm analyzes your individual hashrate and its ratio to our pool's hashrate and network hashrate of coins we have available in autoconvert rotation. All these factors affect what coin will be selected to mine. This analysis keeps on going constantly in 1 minute intervals so if algorythm finds something else to be more profitable it switches to the more profitable option.

Anyone who knows how blockchain and mining work in general can figure out there is a time period between determining things and actual exchange happening, this time period mostly is a block confirmation time. Depending on coin's A blockchain (and few other factors of mining) that period can be few seconds up to few hours. During that time period price of both can change, sometimes in favor of RTM yields, sometimes opposite way. Once actual exchange is being done prices of both sides most likely will be different. Any differences between predicted yields and actually earned yields come from market action and variances coming from mining.