Rabid Pool
Mining pools that never touch your coins.
Every block Rabid Pool finds pays each miner directly in its coinbase transaction, at the address you mine with. No pool wallet. No balance we control. Nothing to withdraw. No account — your address is your login.
Rabid Pool at a glance
all coins · sample data · updates every 30 sCoins
pick a coin for its full dashboardXBT
More coins
Based on community feedback, more coins may be added soon. The pool stack is already multi-coin — adding one is a config change, not a rebuild. If there's a coin you want mined here, tell us and we'll look at it.
How payouts work
the whole model on one screenis your loginno signup, no dashboard account
by PPLNS shares1% fee is one output in the same tx
≈ 7 hoursstandard coinbase maturity
the chainno withdrawal, no minimum, no payout fee
Rabid Pool Rug Coins — experimental & speculative chains
high risk · test infrastructureSome coins launch with no pool at all. This is where we stand up a test pool for a brand-new or speculative chain, run it against real hashrate, and publish what we find — block structure, payout behaviour, whether the thing even pays. If one proves out, it graduates to a permanent pool.
| Coin | Chain / algo | Status | Stratum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No experimental pools running right now. | ||||
Server latency
measured from your browser| Fastest Canada East · ca.xbt.rabidmining.com | — ms |
| Planned US West · us.xbt.rabidmining.com | soon |
| Planned Europe · eu.xbt.rabidmining.com | soon |
Why Rabid Pool
what the other pools on these chains don't doNon-custodial by design
Paid from the coinbase, every block. No pool wallet, no MSB exposure, no "the operator ran off with the balance".
Orphan rate published
On the overview and the transparency page. If it ever stops being zero, you see it before your earnings tell you.
Verifiable fee per block
Every block row shows reward → to miners → pool fee, with a link to the coinbase transaction. Check the math yourself.
Hardware-aware
Your workers map to models in the rabidmining ASIC database — live profitability at your power cost, and what to replace when a rig goes underwater.
FAQ
the short versionDo you hold my coins?
Never. Every block pays each miner directly in its coinbase transaction, at the address used as the Stratum username. There is no pool wallet, no balance we control, and nothing to withdraw. If Rabid Pool disappeared tomorrow, there is no custodial balance to lose.
How does a payout actually reach me?
When the pool finds a block, the coinbase transaction of that block is split across miners by their PPLNS shares (plus one output for the pool fee). Once the block reaches 100 confirmations it matures and the coins are spendable in your wallet. No minimum, no withdrawal step, no payout fee — the chain pays you.
What's the fee?
0% for the first 90 days, then 1%, taken as a single output in the same coinbase transaction that pays the miners. Every block row on a coin's dashboard shows reward → to miners → pool fee, linked to the coinbase tx, so you can check it.
Can I solo mine?
Yes — each coin has a SOLO port on the same node. Whole block or nothing, same non-custodial payout straight from the coinbase.
I'm renting hashrate (MiningRigRentals). Anything to know?
Point the rig at the stratum URL and use your own payout address as the username. Your shares stay in the PPLNS window after the rental ends, so you're still paid when the next block lands.
Never mine to an exchange deposit address
Several of these chains share Bitcoin's address format. Exchanges generally reject coinbase payments and the coins are unrecoverable. Only mine to a wallet you control, or a deposit address the exchange generated on that specific coin's page.
What are "Rug Coins"?
Test pools for brand-new or speculative chains that have no pool yet. High risk, possibly unstable, possibly won't pay — run only hashrate you can afford to throw away. See the Rug Coins section.
Can you add a coin I want mined?
Maybe — new coins are added based on miner demand. The stack is already multi-coin, so it's a config change rather than a rebuild. Request a coin.