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XMR
Node —
Fee 1.0%
Paid from coinbase
Scheme PPLNS + SOLO
Algo RandomX
| Height | Found | Mode | Finder | Reward | Pool fee | Effort | Maturity |
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Payouts are made directly by the block's own coinbase — one output per credited miner, plus one for the 1% fee. There is no pool wallet and no send step.
Monero hides which pool found a block, so anything not in our own ledger is shown as “other”, never guessed.
| Miner | Workers | Hashrate | Share of pool | Shares acc / rej | Connected |
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| Miner | Workers | Hashrate | Share of SOLO | Shares acc / rej | Connected |
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Hashrate is credited work since each rig connected — validated shares, not what the miner claims. A SOLO miner is paid only when its own address solves a block.
📱 Get the app. Watch your miners and get a notification when a block pays you. Free, no sign-up: pool.rabidmining.com/app
No signup, no account, no dashboard login — your payout address is your identity. Paste it as the username and start hashing.
Stock xmrig will not mine this correctly — use the Rabid build linked above.
Address rules, checked when you connect, not after you've been hashing for hours: only a standard 4… Monero address — no subaddress, no integrated address. Use your wallet's primary address.
Difficulty is the expected number of hashes per share — so the difficulty that
suits your rig is your hashrate × how often you want a share.
Example: a Ryzen 9 3900X does about 14 kH/s; at a 30-second share that's
14,000 × 30 = 420,000.
You don't need to set this yourself. Everyone connects at a starting difficulty of 25,000, and the pool retunes it to your rig within your first minute of mining — usually on your very first share.
Difficulty never changes what you earn. Shares are credited by their own difficulty, so the same real work pays the same whether you're on 25,000 or 420,000. It only affects how often you see a share accepted, never your payout.
Renting hashrate or running a big farm? Add d=NUMBER to your miner password to
start at a higher difficulty and skip the ramp-up — e.g. -p d=500000.
Paste your XMR payout address — that's your username at the stratum.
No. Every block pays each credited miner directly in its coinbase transaction (one output per miner, using their own real spend key derivation), at the address used as the Stratum username. There is no pool wallet and nothing to withdraw.
Any CPU (and some GPUs) that support RandomX — the same algorithm Monero itself uses. This is intentionally not ASIC-friendly.
Monero's own tail emission plus fees, minus the 1% pool fee, split across the PPLNS window's credited miners in that block's own coinbase.
Coinbase outputs mature after 60 confirmations on Monero (~2 hours at the ~2 min target block time).
If your share of a block is under the payout floor (0.0001 XMR), it isn't dropped — it's carried forward as a claim on the next block, paid as soon as it clears the floor.
No. This pool runs with no hashrate cap.
Yes, live since 2026-09-18. Point your miner at stratum+tcp://xmr.rabidmining.com:7334 with your XMR address as the username. 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 is shared with other miners and nothing waits on a payout window. Solo is all-or-nothing: at a small hashrate the wait between blocks is very long, which is exactly what PPLNS on :7333 smooths out. Your solo shares are never credited to the PPLNS window, so the two modes never mix.
Only mine to a wallet you control, or a deposit address the exchange generated specifically for this coin — and confirm it accepts pool-style coinbase payouts, not just wallet-to-wallet transfers.
