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Estimates use the live network difficulty and BTX price and deduct the pool fee. Real returns vary with difficulty, price and luck; solo mining pays the same on average with much higher variance.
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Frequently asked questions
What am I mining here?
BTX, a Bitcoin-style proof-of-work chain. You mine MatMul PoW — a matrix-multiplication proof of work that is GPU-friendly — with ~90 second blocks and a 20 BTX reward that halves every 525,000 blocks.
Which miners are supported?
Any BTX MatMul-PoW miner (algorithm btx): dexbtx-miner,
easyBTX, SRBMiner-MULTI, matador-miner, racer, and
amdbtx-miner for AMD cards — on Linux and Windows, with HiveOS supported via
a custom-miner Flight Sheet. Step-by-step setup for each is on the
How to mine page.
Shared (PPLNS) vs Solo — which do I choose?
Shared splits every block across recent contributors — steady income, low
variance. Solo pays the entire block to whoever finds it — a lottery: big but
rare. Shared is the default; to solo-mine, prefix your wallet with solo:
(e.g. solo:btx1z…).
How does PPLNS pay, and do I keep earning after I stop?
Each block's reward is split by your share of the work in a rolling 2h window ending at the block's find time. So yes — if you stop mining you keep earning a shrinking cut of new blocks for up to ~2h, then nothing. New miners ramp up over the same window rather than earning full rewards instantly. This discourages pool-hopping and smooths variance.
What is the pool fee?
1%, taken from block rewards. (The current fee is always shown in the header.)
When do I get paid? Is there a minimum?
Block rewards are credited to your balance once the block reaches 120 confirmations (the coinbase itself matures at 100; we credit at 120 for reorg safety). Payouts then run hourly with no minimum threshold — whatever you have earned is sent.
Why is a block "pending"?
Coinbase rewards mature after 100 confirmations; the pool credits them at 120 confirmations (~3 hours at BTX's ~90 second block time) for extra reorg safety, then they can be paid.
What does "effort" mean?
The pool's work to find a block versus the statistically-expected work. 100% = exactly average; under 100% = lucky (found quickly); over 100% = unlucky. It varies block to block and averages out near 100%.
Why does my hashrate jump around or differ from my miner?
The dashboard shows a rolling average; share submission is random, so short windows wobble. It converges to your real rate over the 30m/1h/6h/24h averages on your miner page. Brief vardiff retargets cause small swings too.
What algorithm does the pool use?
MatMul PoW — a matrix-multiplication proof of work designed to be GPU-friendly. A share is just a few bytes and verification is instant. To keep latency low we run stratum servers in several regions (EU / US / NA / SG / RU); every endpoint accepts plain TCP and TLS on the same port. Pick the closest one on the How to mine page.
How do I set a worker name?
Append it to your wallet as WALLET_ADDRESS.NAME
(e.g. btx1z….rig5), or set worker_name in dexbtx-miner's
config.yaml.
Which address format do I need?
A P2MR bech32m address starting with btx1z… (witness v2). Other
formats — legacy/base58, btx1q…, btx1p… — decode fine but
cannot receive BTX, so the pool rejects them.
How do I check my stats?
Paste your payout address into “Find your miner” on the Pool page. Your page shows hashrate, workers, blocks you found, and payouts.
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