The Sultanate of Oman has officially launched Omanhash.om, a government-supervised national Bitcoin mining pool that all licensed miners in the country are now required to join. The project, initiated under the supervision of Oman’s Ministry of Transport, Communications, and Information Technology (MTCIT), went live on June 17 and represents a significant step in bringing Bitcoin mining under formal state infrastructure.
Under the new framework, every licensed Bitcoin mining company in Oman must route its hashrate through this official pool. Frontier Technologies (Frontech) manages the operations, while Enegix Global serves as the technology and liquidity partner. The pool launched with an initial hashrate of 10 EH/s, and Enegix Global stated that the first phase aims to consolidate approximately that amount of Omani mining capacity. The company’s combined pool hashrate is expected to reach about 25 EH/s, with a target of 30 EH/s as additional infrastructure and partnerships develop.
The mandatory pool model gives the Omani government a comprehensive view of mining activity, energy usage, and revenue flows. Enegix CBDO Olzhas Amirov emphasized that governments seeking to regulate digital mining require partners that offer both technical infrastructure and institutional credibility. The launch places Oman among a small group of jurisdictions attempting to integrate Bitcoin mining into a national infrastructure framework, rather than leaving it entirely to private pool operators. The move also highlights how energy-rich countries are increasingly viewing mining as part of their energy and digital strategy, while pairing it with tighter regulatory control.
