Hashvalue Partners with Chainlink to Launch Real-Time Hashrate Oracle for Mining Pools

Hashvalue announced a strategic integration with Chainlink to launch a dedicated real-time hashrate oracle system for its mining pool ecosystem, delivering on-chain transparency and automation for mining metrics previously locked within proprietary backend systems.

This collaboration marks a major milestone in advancing data integrity and interoperability across decentralized cloud mining infrastructure, allowing smart contracts and third-party analytics tools to access verified real-time hashrate data directly from Hashvalue nodes.

The hashrate oracle integration enables accurate, tamper-resistant tracking of:

• Live network-wide hashpower

• Node-level compute activity

• Task completion rates

• Reward eligibility flows

• Infrastructure uptime

The newly launched oracle network is built using Chainlink’s decentralized data feed architecture, aggregating signed data from Hashvalue validator nodes and cross-verifying it through a multi-node consensus mechanism before publishing to supported chains.

Hashvalue emphasized that the oracle service will initially support BTC, ETH (pre-merge legacy chain), and TRX mining contracts, with additional asset integrations to follow based on user demand.

Smart contracts referencing the oracle feed gain access to auditable performance inputs, enabling new applications including:

• Dynamic APY adjustments

• Performance-pegged reward curves

• Hashrate-backed token issuance

• Transparent miner verification modules

Miners will benefit from real-time visibility into compute contribution scoring and task eligibility without relying on manual reporting. All oracle-fed data is timestamped, signed, and posted to a public blockchain interface accessible via the Hashvalue Oracle Portal.

According to Hashvalue engineers, integrating this data layer enhances both trust and efficiency. “By exposing operational metrics to decentralized infrastructure, we unlock broader DeFi composability and credible mining-linked financial instruments,” the team noted.

To support institutional adoption, Hashvalue and Chainlink are co-developing oracle access templates with usage tiers for fund managers, DeFi protocols, and infrastructure analytics providers. These templates will standardize hashrate query logic, cost models, and SLA commitments.

The move comes as transparency expectations rise across crypto industries, particularly in mining—an ecosystem long viewed as opaque. Industry observers noted that oracle-based performance data could accelerate credit scoring, sustainable energy tracking, and dynamic governance access for miner-led DAOs.

In future iterations, the oracle network will incorporate environmental data such as energy origin, carbon intensity, and cooling source, tying hashrate metrics to ESG compliance and green asset verification.