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Mine Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin + Dogecoin, Zcash, Kaspa, Ethereum Classic, Monero and more on the same simple deal: 1% fee, no account (your address is your login), PPLNS and SOLO, and regional servers worldwide. Where a chain allows it, every block pays you directly in its coinbase. Where it can't (QTC, KAS+ZKAS and ETC today), the pool pays you daily from its own wallet — and that coin's card says so in plain language. On QTC, KAS+ZKAS, ETC and PRL you can also choose to be paid in BTC, USDC or USDT instead of the coin you mine (beta).
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.
Some 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.
Paid from the coinbase, every block. No pool wallet, no MSB exposure, no "the operator ran off with the balance".
On the overview and the transparency page. If it ever stops being zero, you see it before your earnings tell you.
Every block row shows reward → to miners → pool fee, with a link to the coinbase transaction. Check the math yourself.
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.
On XBT, no. Every block pays each miner directly in its coinbase transaction, at the address used as the Stratum username — there is no pool wallet and nothing to withdraw. Not every chain permits that: account-model coins can only pay a single address per block, so any pool on one must hold and forward. Every coin on this site carries a custody badge saying which model it uses, and we will never describe a custodial coin as non-custodial.
Yes, on QTC, KAS+ZKAS, ETC and PRL (beta). We sell the coin you mine and send you BTC, USDC or USDT instead. USDC and USDT are sent on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) only, minimum 5, and we pay the network fee. Each of those coin pages has a Connect tab with the exact username and password to use and a built-in address check. The pool fee is the same 1%, there is no markup on the conversion, and the exchange’s own trading cost is shared at cost. It is not instant: expect about a day or two after the coin would have been paid. XBT, BCH, BTC, LTC+DOGE, ZEC and XMR pay in their own coin.
They carry forward. A coinbase transaction has a limited number of outputs, and an output below the network dust limit can't be created at all, so there's a minimum payout per block. Anything under it is recorded as a claim and paid from the next block that clears the floor — nothing is discarded. This is a claim on future blocks, not coins we're holding for you, which is why it doesn't make us custodial. The only way to lose it is to stop mining forever before it clears, and it's capped at the floor amount (a few cents).
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.
A flat 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.
Yes, on every revenue coin: XBT :3334, BCH :4334, BTC :5334, XMR :7334, LTC+DOGE :9434 and ZEC :9634. A block your hashrate solves pays your address 99% of the whole reward and the pool 1%, directly in that block's own coinbase — nothing shared, nothing waiting on a payout window. On LTC+DOGE, a solved LTC block pays your LTC address and a solved DOGE block (if you gave a DOGE address) pays that address separately, each its own block. Solo is all-or-nothing, so at a small hashrate the gaps between blocks are very long; that is what PPLNS smooths out. PCoin is PPLNS-only for now.
XBT is DATUM only now, so point the rented rig at your own DATUM node's stratum port (23334 on the PC running it), not at the pool. Your shares stay in the PPLNS window after the rental ends, so you're still paid when the next block lands.
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.
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 lose. See the Experimental Coins section.
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.
Open pool.rabidmining.com/app on your phone, enter your mining address, and turn on notifications. You get a push when a block pays you, when you find one yourself, and for maintenance notices. Your address stays on your phone.
Open the app →discord.gg/wXkMhztBDx — pool support, block alerts, and the fastest way to reach the operator.
Announcements, new coins, and status updates.
Setup walkthroughs and pool updates on video.
Hardware database, profitability calculators, and coin research.
