SBI Crypto, a subsidiary of Japanese financial conglomerate SBI Group, has announced it will shut down its Bitcoin mining pool on July 31, 2026. The pool, operating for over five years, held a global hashrate share of approximately 2.2% and ranked 12th. The move reflects a strategic retreat from crypto mining by the group.
SBI Crypto Mining Pool Closure Details
SBI Crypto has announced it will officially shut down its Bitcoin mining pool on July 31, 2026. The pool has been operating for over five years and currently ranks 12th globally with a hashrate share of approximately 2.2%. SBI Crypto, a subsidiary of Japanese financial giant SBI Group, is exiting the mining pool business as part of a strategic adjustment.

Market Implications
Although the pool's hashrate share is relatively small, its closure may reflect the cautious stance of Japanese financial institutions toward crypto mining. The freed hashrate is expected to redistribute to other pools, with a limited short-term impact on overall network hashrate. Investors and industry observers will watch for further signs of institutional retreat from mining in Japan.
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