Key Takeaways:
Oman’s MTCIT launched Omanhash.om on June 17, 2026, making it the only legal bitcoin mining pool for all licensed operators in the Sultanate.Enegix Global now operates approximately 25 EH/s across 3 sovereign and international pools, targeting 30 EH/s total.Oman controls roughly 3% of global network hashrate, or 30 EH/s, with over $700M invested in the Salalah Free Zone.“This is our second sovereign mandate, and it validates the model we have been building since Kazakhstan,” said Olzhas Amirov, CBDO of Enegix Global. “Clear licensing frameworks help miners operate legally, avoid excessive taxation, and establish transparent communication with authorities.”
Scale and HashrateYersaiyn Nurtoleuov, CPO of Enegix Global, confirmed: “Our target is 30 EH/s — and we are actively building the infrastructure and partnerships to get there.”
Why Oman Got HereOman has attracted large-scale mining investment since roughly 2022, driven by its strategic location, available power infrastructure, and cooler climate zones in areas like Salalah. Total investment in mining and data center infrastructure in the Salalah Free Zone has exceeded $700 million. Two major facilities launched in 2022 and 2023, with licensed operators Exahertz and Green Data City leading buildout.
What Changes for Bitcoin MinersBefore Omanhash.om, licensed miners in Oman operated under a fragmented model. The national pool centralizes that activity under a single framework.
Omanhash.om uses a Full Pay-Per-Share (FPPS) payout model. Miners receive payouts based on shares submitted, independent of whether the pool finds a block. The pool operator collects a fee. Miners register, connect hardware, and participate through the platform.
The Kazakhstan TemplateWhether Omanhash.om delivers competitive returns while satisfying national priorities will determine how long this model holds.
