TetherMine (tethermine.online) described itself as a 'new USDT cloud mining platform' with '150% profits just 24 hour'. Its plan table, as saved by the Internet Archive on 22 July 2026, pays 50% a day on a $1 plan, 60% a day on $50, 90% a day on $1,000 and 100% a day on $2,000, for 30 days. The top plan turns $2,000 into a claimed $60,000. No real mining pays that. Its login also asked you to 'enter your FaucetPay credentials' with an email and password. On 2 November 2026 the site returns a host error. We haven't tested it and we recommend you don't deposit, and never type a FaucetPay password into any other site.
Quick Facts
How we reviewed it
We have not been paid by TetherMine and this page has no referral link. Everything below comes from the Internet Archive's saved copy of tethermine.online from 22 July 2026 (the live site shows a host error), checked on 2 November 2026. We have not signed up or withdrawn, so this review carries no score and no earnings claims. The screenshots are our own captures of the public pages.
What is TetherMine?
The archived page offers a free "50 Gh/s" node on sign-up, nine paid plans from $1 to $2,000, a profit calculator, a "live network" panel of deposits and payouts, and a 25% referral commission on referrals' deposits. The sign-up form says "Enter your FaucetPay credentials to begin" and asks for a FaucetPay email, a "secure password" and a captcha, and "if you don't have an account, one will be created automatically". The footer names no company, only "New Premium USDT Miner", and claims the platform is "100% registered and secure".
The Plan Table, Worked Through
| Plan price | Claimed daily profit | Daily return | Claimed 30-day total | Multiple of price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1 | $0.50 | 50% | $15 | 15x |
| $5 | $2.60 | 52% | $78 | 15.6x |
| $10 | $5.50 | 55% | $165 | 16.5x |
| $50 | $30 | 60% | $900 | 18x |
| $100 | $65 | 65% | $1,950 | 19.5x |
| $250 | $175 | 70% | $5,250 | 21x |
| $500 | $400 | 80% | $12,000 | 24x |
| $1,000 | $900 | 90% | $27,000 | 27x |
| $2,000 | $2,000 | 100% | $60,000 | 30x |
These are the page's own figures and our arithmetic. The more you put in, the higher the daily percentage climbs, up to 100% a day on the biggest plan, a structure that rewards large deposits more than any real mining business could. Compare it with PepeCore, AiBio.Store and BeMine. TetherMine and PepeCore share the same layout and wording pattern (a free 50 Gh/s bonus, a FaucetPay-based login, a four-step "how it works" and a profit calculator), though we can't confirm a shared operator.
The FaucetPay Credentials Form
The login box says "Enter your FaucetPay credentials to begin" and asks for a FaucetPay email and a "secure password". We can't tell whether that password is new to the site or is checked against FaucetPay, but a third-party site should never need your FaucetPay password. If you've typed one in, change it on FaucetPay now, and enable two-factor authentication.
Other Claims
- Minimums: $1 USDT deposit and a 0.00001 USDT withdrawal, which are far below any network fee.
- "No hidden fees", "100% registered and secure", "99.9% uptime": no registration, audit or company is shown.
- Live network panel: the archived page shows zero users, deposits and payouts and "0 days online", and the "live" payouts rows were empty, so there is no public evidence of payouts.
Where It Is Now
On 2 November 2026 tethermine.online returns Cloudflare's "SSL handshake failed" (525) page, meaning the origin server isn't completing a secure connection. The Internet Archive first saved the site on 28 March 2026 and last on 22 July 2026.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free 50 Gh/s node was advertised
- Low $1 minimum deposit
- Archive copy shows exactly what it claimed
Cons
- 50% to 100% a day, 15x to 30x in 30 days
- Asks for FaucetPay credentials and a password
- No company, address or terms
- Live network panel showed zeros
- Referral commission of 25% on deposits
- Site now returns a host error
Tips if You Try It
- Don't deposit.
- Never enter your FaucetPay password on a third-party site. If you did, change it and turn on 2FA.
- Don't pay to "unlock" a withdrawal.
- Treat look-alike domains as unsafe if it resurfaces.
Read our warning signs an earning site is about to stop paying and our FaucetPay guide for how to keep your account safe.
Final Verdict
Verdict: do not deposit
TetherMine advertised returns of 50% to 100% a day, asked for FaucetPay credentials, named no operator and now shows a host error. We haven't tested a withdrawal, so this is a judgment on the claims and the form, but it's a firm one: stay away, and protect your FaucetPay login.
Where to Put Your Time Instead
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Sources
Checked on 2 November 2026.
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