Pool Overview

Live pool & network metrics — refreshed every 5s · charts sampled every minute (30-day retention)
Pool Hashrate
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Network Hashrate (est)
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20-min chain-work slope
Network Share (est)
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pool ÷ network hashrate
Chain Height
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Workers Online
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Round Effort
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actual ÷ expected block time
Immature Blocks
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Settled Blocks
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paid subset below
Paid Blocks
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ledger records · last-200 window
Pending Total
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Paid Total
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Ledger
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Hashrate Trend

Pool Network (est)

Recent Blocks

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Contribution Ranking

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Hashrate

Pool & network hashrate trend · 1h / 6h / 24h

Hashrate Trend

Pool Network (est)

Worker Hashrate

Sorted by live hashrate
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Blocks

Blocks

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Payouts

From the pool ledger · snapshot every minute · batched certificates
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Contribution Leaderboard

Ranked by share difficulty inside the 2h PPLNS window

Miner Lookup

Enter payout address or worker name
Enter an address to see your workers, pending balance and contribution

Contribution Ranking

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Start Mining

Three steps · no sign-up · connect and mine

⚡ In a hurry — one command

Already have your 0x02 address? Replace the placeholder and run (Windows: PowerShell in the xmrig folder; give each machine a different name, e.g. .rig1 / .rig2).

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Prepare a payout address

The address only — never a seed phrase or private key. This pool holds no custody. Easiest: grab the Zycord Wallet desktop app (zycord.com → Downloads — Windows/macOS/Linux) and create a wallet to get your 0x02 address. Terminal equivalent:

./zycordd wallet new   # creates a seed phrase — WRITE IT DOWN, store offline
# follow the prompts → you get a 0x02 persistent address
# that address = miner identity + payout address, goes into XMRig's -u
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Install XMRig 6.26.0

Download XMRig 6.26.0 (official release, verify SHA256SUMS). Do NOT use --randomx-mode light — rx/2 light-mode hashes disagree with verification and shares will be rejected. On cloud hosts / containers (Clore, LXC, some KVM) add --randomx-no-numa, or the dataset binding fails and every share is rejected (symptom: log full of skipped (can't bind memory) with accepted stuck at 0).

ItemRequirement
CPUx86-64 · AES-NI
Memory≥ 3 GB free (2.1 GB dataset + cache)
OSWindows 10+ / Linux
Huge pagesRecommended: on Windows, running XMRig as administrator auto-requests the privilege; effective after reboot (+1-3%)
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Configure & connect

Full commands in the "Full Startup Command" section above (ports follow the network switch); set login to your 0x02 address, optionally suffixed .rig1 to label devices — one unique name per machine (rig1, rig2, or the hostname); two machines sharing a name merge into one row. Your workers appear on the leaderboard instantly.

Full Startup Command

Bare metal / dedicated (default is optimal — omit --threads and XMRig uses every logical core):

Cloud host / container (NUMA workaround added):

How Payouts Settle

Order of magnitude: at 1% of network hashrate, expect the first payout within several hours (maturity + batching threshold); a growing "pending" figure before that is normal.

Earnings Calculator

Based on live network hashrate and current block reward · 30s target block time · 1% pool fee · order-of-magnitude only
Enter your hashrate (H/s) to estimate earnings

Troubleshooting

SymptomFix
no template available · endless retryGenesis not reached yet (before mainnet Oct 07): idling is normal, mining starts automatically on time
skipped (can't bind memory) · accepted 0%Container forbids NUMA: add --randomx-no-numa and restart
share below job target loopLight mode by mistake: remove --randomx-mode light
occasional Block expired (<5%)Normal block-race discard, no action needed
donate.v2.xmrig.com in logXMRig's default developer donation (adjustable via --donate-level); unrelated to this pool

Integration Reference

RegionTypeEndpoint PortAlgoNetwork

Startup Config


    
Security notice: miners submit only work shares and a payout address. This pool holds no custody and needs no keys; payouts are on-chain certificates from the pool wallet straight to your address. Guard your seed phrase — anyone asking for it is a scam.