nm…); mainnet addresses (N1…) are refused here. Found a bug? Tell us in Discord.Rabid Pool never holds your ZMR. When a block is found, your share is written straight into that block’s coinbase transaction and paid to your own address by the Zecnero network itself. There is no pool wallet, no balance sitting with us, and nothing to withdraw. We tested exactly this on a private Zecnero chain: blocks with a rewritten coinbase paying several miners, our fee and the founder stream were accepted by the node, and blocks that underpaid the founder stream were refused.
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Every miner is weighted by the difficulty of the shares they submitted, not the number — a small ASIC on low difficulty and a large one on high difficulty are compared on equal terms. PPLNS only — SOLO miners mine their own rounds and are listed separately below.
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SOLO miners mine their own independent rounds. Their work never enters the PPLNS window, and a solved block pays that miner's address directly.
📱 Get the app. Watch your miners and get a notification when a block pays you. Free, no sign-up: pool.rabidmining.com/app
nm). Zecnero’s own tool makes one offline: zecnero-keygen --network testnet, from the zecnerod repository, or use any Zecnero testnet wallet. Mainnet (N1…) addresses are refused here.rx/zecnero), Monero and the other XMRig algorithms. Plain XMRig and Monero-only miners cannot mine ZMR.
Mirror: Windows · Linux · each file has a .sha256 next to it. The Linux build is fully static and runs on Ubuntu 20.04 and newer, Debian and HiveOS-style rigs.Fee: 1% in the pool (PPLNS and SOLO). The miner also runs a 1% donation round for Rabid Mining. While you mine rx/zecnero it goes to a Rabid Pool ZMR testnet address (no algorithm switch); for every other algorithm it mines Monero at Rabid Pool.
Fill in your testnet address above.
Run it from the folder where you unpacked the miner. The pool address zmr.rabidmining.com is filled in for you.
| If you’re… | Use |
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| Mining with your own hardware, sharing blocks with the pool | :9033 — PPLNS |
| Mining with your own hardware, going for a whole block yourself | :9034 — SOLO |
Testnet, CPU only. Every connection starts at difficulty 1,000 and vardiff settles within about a minute. Add d= to the password (for example d=5000) to start higher; d= can only raise the difficulty.
On port 9034 your miner gets its own coinbase: if your hashrate solves a block, that block pays your address 99% of the miner reward and the pool 1%, in the block itself. Nothing is shared with other miners and nothing waits on a payout window — but between blocks you earn nothing.
Same username rules as PPLNS: your testnet address as the username, optional .worker, password x or d=5000. SOLO blocks pay the pool’s 1% to a separate fee address, so a Rabid SOLO block can be told from a PPLNS one on a block explorer.
rx/zecnero, RandomX with a Zecnero-specific salt). The block’s coinbase is built by the pool, so every block is listed below with its coinbase transaction and you can check the payout on-chain.YourTestnetAddress.WorkerNamex — or d=5000 to raise the starting difficultyNo signup, no account, no dashboard login — your payout address is your identity. Paste it as the username and start hashing. Transparent testnet addresses (nm…) only: shielded, unified, TEX and mainnet (N1…) addresses are refused at connect.
xmrig-rabid -a rx/zecnero -o zmr.rabidmining.com:9033 -u YourTestnetAddress.rig1 -p x — download it in the steps above. Use light mode (--randomx-mode=light) if you have under 3 GB of free RAM.
Payouts are paid straight into each block’s coinbase to your address (testnet coins, no value). Want block alerts on your phone? Open the Rabid Pool app — free, no sign-up, just your address.
| Block | Found | You received | Worth when found | Worth now | Status |
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“Worth when found” uses the exchange price at the time the block was found; “worth now” uses today’s price. Coins are exactly what the block paid you.
| Worker | 10 m | Reject 24 h | Last share | Status | Trend |
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Pool-wide numbers — hashrate, blocks found, fee taken, top miners — are on the Coins page.
No. This pool runs on the Zecnero testnet. Testnet coins have no value and cannot be sold. We run it so the pool software, the payouts and the dashboard are proven before Zecnero mainnet launches (planned Q4 2026).
A transparent testnet address starting nm. Generate one with Zecnero’s zecnero-keygen --network testnet (in the zecnerod repository) or your testnet wallet. Mainnet (N1…), shielded, unified and TEX addresses are refused at connect.
Any x86-64 CPU. The algorithm is rx/zecnero: RandomX with a Zecnero-specific key salt, so you need XMRig-Rabid (or Zecnero’s own xmrig-zecnero). Plain xmrig and Monero miners will hash the wrong algorithm and every share is refused.
Zecnero’s consensus rules make every coinbase pay 3% of the block subsidy (0.1875 of 6.25 ZMR) to a founder address until block 1,680,000. The pool’s coinbase includes it exactly as the rules require; it is not part of the pool’s fee or your share.
Coinbase outputs mature after 100 blocks (about 2 hours at 75 seconds per block). Because the coinbase pays your address directly, there is no separate payout step.
Two different numbers, both on your stats page. Blocks your workers solved is how many blocks your hardware found the winning hash for. Blocks you earned from is the one that matters: every block where your shares were in the PPLNS window pays you, whoever solved it.
Yes. Point XMRig-Rabid at zmr.rabidmining.com:9034 with your testnet address. A block your hashrate solves pays your address 99% of the miner reward and the pool 1%, in its own coinbase.
No. Each block’s coinbase pays your address directly; the pool never holds your coins.