Crypto Miner
Libertex Crypto Miner
The Crypto Miner on Libertex isn't real cryptocurrency mining — it's a loyalty bonus programme structured as a mining simulation. Active crypto-CFD traders activate 4-hour mining sessions; BTC accrues on Libertex's hardware at a shared, indicative speed that depends on your rolling 30-day crypto-CFD volume and the total number of clients mining concurrently. Max published earning is $10,000 per month at very high volumes; typical retail value is a few dollars a month. Page covers the mechanic, what affects your speed, and the bits of the official T&Cs worth knowing.
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Inside the platform
What the Crypto Miner page actually looks like
The Crypto Miner page lives inside the official Libertex platform — web terminal or mobile app — after you have any crypto-CFD trading activity and have verified phone + email. The screenshot below shows the typical layout: current mining speed, accumulated BTC counter, time remaining in the current session, and the Mine / Transfer controls.
How it works
From crypto-CFD trading to bonus funds — the chain
Crypto Miner runs as a session-based reward mechanic. Trade crypto CFDs → verify phone + email → activate a 4-hour mining session → BTC accrues at a shared speed → session completes → transfer accumulated BTC to bonus funds → trade with bonus, withdraw any profit.
1. Trade crypto CFDs to build volume
Only crypto-CFD activity counts toward speed — forex, stocks, indices, commodities, ETFs, bonds do not qualify. The volume window is rolling 30 days; older trades age out. Volume formula: position size × multiplier × 2 transactions (the open and the close). E.g. a $1,000 position at multiplier ×100 closed normally = $1,000 × 100 × 2 = $200,000 of qualifying volume.
2. Verify phone and email
Per the official T&Cs, phone-number and email confirmation are required to participate. The Crypto Miner controls won't be available until the account is verified. If Libertex requests additional KYC for compliance reasons later, mining is paused until that's resolved.
3. Activate a 4-hour mining session
Open the Crypto Miner page inside the official platform and click Mine. One session lasts 4 hours; to start another, you must reactivate. The official rationale: limited computational capacity, four-hour sessions are the documented format to keep service available across all clients.
4. BTC accrues at a shared, indicative speed
While the session runs, BTC accrues on the Crypto Miner page. Speed scales with your rolling crypto-CFD volume, but is also affected by the total number of clients mining simultaneously — speed is explicitly described in the official FAQ as 'indicative,' not deterministic. Hardware is Libertex's; your device is not used.
5. Session completes — transfer becomes available
Once the 4-hour session ends, the Transfer button activates. Bonuses can be transferred only after the current session is complete and only when the accrued amount equals at least $5 USD-equivalent in BTC.
6. Transfer to bonus funds (5 min – 2 hours)
Accumulated BTC converts to USD at the prevailing exchange rate and lands as bonus funds on your trading account, typically within 5 minutes to 2 hours. The amount credited in USD may differ from the BTC value at transfer time due to exchange-rate movement and/or commission charged on conversion.
7. Trade with bonus, withdraw profit
Bonus funds usable for trading only — not directly withdrawable. Profit generated from trades placed using bonus funds IS withdrawable per the standard withdrawal flow. Unused bonus expires 90 days after credit.
Published tier structure
Mining-speed tiers by rolling 30-day crypto volume
Per the Libertex platform UI, mining speed is allocated in discrete tiers based on rolling 30-day crypto-CFD volume. Thresholds and speeds below reflect the platform-displayed structure. Remember: speed is still 'indicative' — the multiplier sets your share of the network's mining capacity, but actual BTC accrual is shared and varies (see Factors below).
- Baseline (no qualifying volume)
- ×1 speed
- From $400K rolling volume
- ×5 speed
- From $3M rolling volume
- ×40 speed
- From $10M rolling volume
- ×170 speed
- From $50M rolling volume
- ×1100 speed (cap)
Reaching even ×5 speed requires $400,000 of crypto-CFD trading volume in the last 30 days (e.g. a $1,000 position at ×100 multiplier closed and reopened twice = $400,000). The ×1100 cap and $10,000/month earnings cap (per official FAQ) are accessible only to very high-volume traders. Tier thresholds and speed values reflect the platform UI at the time of writing; Libertex may amend the programme without prior notice (Rules § 4.1).
What affects your speed
Mining speed is shared and indicative, not a fixed tier
The official FAQ is explicit: published speeds are indicative. The actual BTC accrual rate at any moment depends on several factors that change continuously.
Your rolling 30-day crypto-CFD volume
The primary driver. Higher qualifying volume in the last 30 days = higher allocated mining speed. The published earnings cap is $10,000 per month — but only at very high volumes; typical retail volumes produce a few dollars per month.
Total clients mining concurrently
From the official FAQ: 'The number of clients using the miner is constantly changing. This can lead to a reduction in overall mining speed for all users.' Mining is distributed across Libertex's servers to keep service available — when more clients mine, each individual speed drops.
Reward per block (variable)
Crypto Miner uses a mining-analogy UI: reward per computed block and block-compute time both vary continuously. The official FAQ notes 'your reward tends to reduce the more you mine' within a session — meaning the per-second accrual rate is not constant.
BTC / USD exchange rate
Mining produces BTC, but the USD-equivalent counter shown on the Crypto Miner page recalculates in real time at the current BTC/USD rate. The BTC count only rises; the USD-equivalent can fall if BTC drops. This isn't a slowdown — it's exchange-rate movement on already-mined units.
Session status (active vs expired)
BTC only accrues while a session is active. After 4 hours, accrual stops until you click Mine again to start a new session. Two devices running the miner under one account does not speed it up — Libertex's hardware does the work, your devices simply display the session.
Reality check
What the typical trader actually experiences
Crypto Miner sounds bigger than it is. The honest read, grounded in the official T&Cs:
Few dollars a month for typical retail
Published cap is $10,000/month at very high crypto-CFD volumes. Most retail traders produce volume well below the high-tier threshold and accumulate a few dollars per month. Useful as a small loyalty kicker that partly offsets trading costs, not a meaningful income stream.
Speed is shared, not personal
When many clients mine simultaneously, each individual speed drops. 'Specified speeds are indicative.' You may see lower accrual on busy days even with the same trading volume. This is documented broker behaviour, not a bug.
BTC count rises, USD value floats
Mined BTC is a count that only goes up. The USD-equivalent shown on the Crypto Miner page tracks the current BTC/USD rate — it can fall if BTC drops. Plan around the BTC count; the USD figure is informational.
Sessions expire every 4 hours
You must re-click Mine every 4 hours for the session to continue. Forgetting means accrual pauses until you reactivate. The 4-hour limit is platform-side, not a UI bug; it exists so mining capacity rotates across the client base.
Not 'mining' you'd own
Accumulated BTC isn't cryptocurrency you can withdraw to a wallet. It converts to USD on transfer and lands as bonus funds — same restrictions as any promo bonus. Bonus funds are trade-only; profit from those trades is withdrawable.
Crypto-CFD volume only
If you trade only forex / stocks / commodities, your speed stays at the no-volume baseline. Crypto Miner specifically rewards crypto-CFD activity.
Multiple accounts get disqualified
Per the official Rules § 4.2, creating multiple accounts to participate in the Programme results in immediate disqualification and forfeiture of all bonuses across all related accounts. Libertex reserves the right to adjust financial results of those accounts.
At a glance
Crypto Miner spec
Quick reference for the published programme parameters per the official Rules and FAQ.
- Type
- Loyalty bonus programme (not actual mining)
- Activity counted
- Crypto-CFD trading volume only
- Volume formula
- position size × multiplier × 2 transactions
- Window
- Rolling 30 days
- Maximum earnings
- $10,000 per month (high-volume cap)
- Mining session length
- 4 hours per activation — must reactivate
- Accrual unit
- BTC, converted to USD on transfer
- Hardware
- Libertex (your device not used)
- Speed nature
- Indicative — shared across all active miners
- Minimum transfer
- $5 USD equivalent in BTC
- Transfer timing
- 5 minutes to 2 hours (longer if KYC pending)
- Conversion adjustment
- May apply — exchange-rate movement + possible commission
- Verification required
- Phone + email confirmation
- Bonus expiry
- 90 days after credit
- Bonus usage
- Trading only; profit withdrawable per standard rules
- Where to find it
- Inside the official Libertex platform — Crypto Miner page
Sourced from the official Libertex Crypto Miner FAQ and 'Rules for Participation in the Libertex Crypto Miner Programme.' Programme terms can be amended by Libertex without prior notice (Rules § 4.1). Your account dashboard is the authoritative source for current speed, balances, and active session state.
Adjacent topics
Read deeper
Crypto Miner is one of several loyalty / promo mechanics on Libertex. The pages below cover the other major ones plus the platform context.
Welcome bonus mechanics
100% match on first qualifying deposit ($100 minimum, $10K cap, promo code WELCOME). Distinct from Crypto Miner — Welcome is single-use, deposit-triggered; Crypto Miner is ongoing, volume-triggered.
Welcome bonusTrading crypto CFDs
Crypto Miner rewards crypto-CFD volume specifically. Page covers what crypto CFDs are, available instruments, multiplier caps, and the spreads.
Crypto tradingCrypto fees breakdown
The trading costs that Crypto Miner partially offsets — full fee model (commission, spread, overnight financing per instrument) on the dedicated fees page.
Crypto feesIs Libertex legit?
Crypto Miner is small but real. The legitimacy page covers broader broker due diligence — regulators, segregated funds, brand structure, fake-app detection.
LegitimacyReviews — what users actually say
External review sources sometimes flag Crypto Miner as misleading (people expect real mining). The reviews page has the broader user-perspective context.
Reviews
Crypto Miner — FAQ
Crypto Miner — common questions
Crypto Miner is a kicker, not a strategy
Open an account to trade crypto CFDs — the bonus is incidental
Don't open an account FOR Crypto Miner — open it to trade crypto CFDs (real spreads, real multipliers, real risk). Crypto Miner is a small loyalty bonus layered on top of crypto-CFD activity you'd be doing anyway. Worth a few dollars a month at typical retail volumes; the published $10,000/month cap only kicks in at very high volumes. The Crypto Miner page lives inside the platform; you'll see it once you fund, verify phone + email, and start trading crypto CFDs.
Trading in financial instruments is a risky activity and can bring not only profits, but also losses. The amount of possible losses is limited by the amount of the deposit.