Solve a block, win 50% of the reward on the spot. Everyone else splits the rest by work done. Paid straight into the block — no wallet, no withdrawals, nothing to trust.
Everyone on the pool mines the same Bitcoin Cash block at once — each miner just searches a different slice of it, so no one duplicates anyone else's work.
Picture 100 people searching one field for a hidden key: each covers a different patch, and whoever finds it first wins it for the team — then the reward is shared out by how hard everyone looked.
Flat bonus to the block finder — the lottery. One share is a ticket; every ticket can win.
Split among all other miners in proportion to shares submitted since our last block. No decay window, no luck tax: work is work.
Pool fee. That's it — and you can verify it in every block's coinbase, on-chain, forever.
Paid directly into each block's coinbase, straight to your address — no pool wallet, no balance, no minimum, nothing to withdraw. Coins mature ~16 hours after a block, as on every chain.
stratum+tcp://POOL_HOST:3333YOUR_BCH_ADDRESS.WORKER_NAMEanything (not checked)| Port | Best for | Recommended hashrate |
|---|---|---|
3333 | Bitaxe, NerdMiner, USB & small miners | up to ~2 TH/s |
6666 | Single ASICs & mid-size rigs | ~2 – 100 TH/s |
9999 | Farms & big rigs | 100 TH/s and up |
Difficulty self-tunes to your hashrate within seconds — any device works on any of
these. If you're unsure, use 3333.
Rented rigs demand an optimal difficulty range and warn if the pool sits below it. These ports are fixed floors — difficulty can rise above them but never drops below, so the warning stays away. Just pick the number inside your rig's stated range:
5000→500k · 10000→1M · 20000→2M ·
30000→3M · 40000→25M · 50000→100M
Rough guide: 500k–3M suits ~100 TH/s–4 PH/s rigs; 25M suits ~5–20 PH/s; 100M suits 20 PH/s and up. No difficulty setting needed on your end.
qqgg0z7647vgusxkal77ukvy5fw9frh7rcxkgk2ed3.bitaxeUse an address you control the keys to (not an exchange). CashAddr (q…/p…)
and legacy Base58 (1…/3…) both work, with or without the bitcoincash: prefix.
Bitaxe: works out of the box. For the cleanest Block-Header display we recommend HexOS, an AxeOS fork with proper Bitcoin Cash coinbase decoding.
| Height | Found | Finder | Jackpot paid | Block hash |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No blocks yet — the round is live and the jackpot is waiting. | ||||
The pool has no wallet at all. Rewards go from the protocol to your address inside the block — nothing we could hold, freeze, or lose.
Every line is public, including the payout code. Audit exactly what builds your coinbase: github.com/Its0x/zerox-pool.
Every block above links to a block explorer. Open the coinbase and check the split matches the rules — it always will.
No. If your slice of a block is below the 546-satoshi minimum (a fraction of a cent), it isn't burned — it carries over and is paid the moment it clears the threshold in a later block. Even a single Bitaxe clears it easily; carry-over is just there for the truly microscopic. The only exception: if an address stops mining entirely and stays silent for 180 days, any leftover sub-dust it never cleared is returned to the miners still active. Keep mining and it's always yours.
Effectively no. Every miner whose share clears the 546-satoshi dust minimum is paid directly in the same block — there's no "top miners only" cut-off. The coinbase holds thousands of payout slots, so in any realistic pool the dust minimum, not the slot count, is the only limit. Anyone below dust simply carries over to a later block (see above). Do work, get paid — no ranking gate.
All of them — CashAddr (q…/p…) and legacy Base58 (1…/3…),
with or without the bitcoincash: prefix. The pool pays to your address's script, so any valid
form reaches your wallet. One tip: the pool tracks your account by the exact string you type (prefix aside),
so pick one spelling and use it on every worker. Mixing, say, a legacy and a CashAddr of the same
wallet shows up as two miners and splits your stats — though not your earnings, since the split is the same
either way. Lowercase CashAddr like qqgg0z… is the tidy default.
Lightning fixes a Bitcoin fee problem that Bitcoin Cash doesn't have — on BCH, fees are ~1 sat/byte, so even a tiny payout is spendable on-chain. So we pay you the most direct way there is: inside the block itself, with no channels and no pool wallet to trust.