AutoHash Mining Results – Is It Actually Working?

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Today, my blog post and video are about AutoHash mining results – is it actually working? A couple of weeks ago, I published a video where I started a simple, free test on AutoHash. The idea was straightforward: if it’s genuinely free to use, I’ll run it consistently for a while and then report back with real results.

Don’t forget to check out my Facebook page here. If you want to try out something that is genuinely working for me and tried and tested, you can see my presentation here.

Quick Summary

This is a free test. It hasn’t cost me anything.
My current balance is $27.20.
You can’t withdraw until you reach $150.
I’m treating this as an experiment, and I’ll report back again once I get closer to the withdrawal level.

My AutoHash Balance So Far

At the time of recording this update, my AutoHash dashboard shows a balance of $27.20.

That doesn’t mean I’ve withdrawn anything. It simply means that, so far, the numbers are increasing while I use the free option.

The Important Bit: The $150 Withdrawal Minimum

This is the part that many people focus on (and some complain about in reviews): you can’t withdraw until your balance reaches $150.

Personally, I understand why that might put some people off. But because this hasn’t cost me anything, I’m happy to keep running the test and see what happens when I eventually reach the withdrawal point.

Based on the pace so far, it looks like it could take roughly 90–95 days of consistent daily mining to reach $150. I’ll keep you posted.

What I Actually Do Each Day (It Takes 10 Seconds)

One thing I like about this test is how simple it is. Each day, I:

Log in
Click Start Mining
That’s it

If you try to start mining again too soon, the system will show that you still have time remaining (in my case, around 17–18 hours). So I just come back the next morning and repeat the process.

My Approach: Test First, Then Decide

I’m not relying on AutoHash for income, and I’m not making big claims about it. This is simply me documenting a real test over time.

I’m also involved in other online platforms that I personally believe work (based on my own experience). My plan (if and when I successfully withdraw from AutoHash) is to use that money wisely rather than spending any of my own cash.

Final Thoughts

So far, AutoHash appears to be doing what it says on the tin in the sense that the balance is increasing using the free option. The real test will be whether the withdrawal works once I reach $150.

I’ll post another update in a few weeks, and I’ll definitely report back again when I get close to the withdrawal point.

Thanks for reading,

Roy Bretton