RedRock Pool.

RedRock Pool is a Bitcoin mining poolMining poolA group of miners who share the work of finding blocks and split the rewards, so each gets paid steadily instead of rarely. aimed at miners in Russia. Its terms of use name its operator as RocketPool Limited, a company registered in Hong Kong. RedRock says its team has mined since 2019 and that its servers are partly in Russia and partly abroad.

It found its first block, 910,338, on 16 August 2025. RedRock says it began as a closed pool for its team’s own machines; its public announcements began in January 2026. No block has carried its name since 16 July 2026, though the pool is still running and added Litecoin and Dogecoin in October.

RedRock pays its miners by full pay per share, or FPPS: a set amount for each piece of work they send, worked out from the block rewardBlock rewardWhat a block's miner earns: new bitcoin from the subsidy, plus the fees of every transaction in the block. and transaction fees, paid once a day. So each RedRock block’s first transaction pays the reward to the pool’s own address, and the pool pays its miners separately. These are payments to the pool’s miners, separate from the transactions confirmed inside the block. Since July 2026 its miners have also been able to earn Fractal Bitcoin from the same work.

When mempool.space’s mononaut proposed adding RedRock to the site’s list of pools in August 2025, he called it “a new pool in the antpool & friends cluster”. That is the name researchers give to pools that seem to pass on AntPool’s work under their own names. The researcher 0xB10C, who keeps a list of the group, doesn’t include RedRock, and notes that it isn’t proven one company runs them all. RedRock says it signs its own blocks.