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- Download SRBMiner-MULTI for Windows 64-bit, version 3.7.3 (quantus support): srbminer.com/download.html
- Unpack the archive to any folder (for example C:\miner)
- Open Command Prompt (cmd) or PowerShell in that folder and run:
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm quantus --pool <SERVER_IP>:33334 --wallet <ADDRESS>.<RIG>
…or put this line into a mine.bat file and double-click it - You should see «Connected to …:33334» and «share accepted» lines — you are mining; the rig shows up in statistics after the first share
- Download SRBMiner-MULTI for Linux (tar.gz), version 3.7.3: srbminer.com/download.html
- Unpack the archive and make the miner executable:
tar -xzf SRBMiner-Multi-*.tar.gz cd SRBMiner-Multi-* chmod +x SRBMiner-MULTI
- Run the miner:
./SRBMiner-MULTI --algorithm quantus --pool <SERVER_IP>:33334 --wallet <ADDRESS>.<RIG>
For background mining add --no-tui --log-file miner.log (screen, tmux, systemd) - You should see «Connected to …:33334» and «share accepted» lines — you are mining; the rig shows up in statistics after the first share
- Mine from any computer with Windows or Linux — any machine on your network will do
- Point its miner at this server (port 33334) — statistics are tied to your wallet address, not to the machine
- Always use --algorithm (not --algo): SRBMiner does not recognise --algo and exits with “You defined more pools than algorithms”
- Wallet format: ADDRESS or ADDRESS.rigname — everything after the dot is the rig name (ADDRESS.rig1, ADDRESS.rig2, …)
- Port 33334 — plain stratum (recommended); 33335 — the same over TLS
- Payouts run every hour from the mined blocks, as soon as the balance reaches the minimum
What you need
- A computer that can run this coin's miner — the Connect panel above names the exact software, its download link and the ready-made command
- Your own payout address (wallet) for this coin
- Nothing else: the pool has no accounts, logins or email confirmation — your address is your identity on the pool
1. Get your wallet
- Use your own wallet address, not an exchange deposit address, unless the exchange explicitly says it supports pool payouts to this coin
- One address can serve several rigs — give each a unique suffix after the dot (ADDRESS.rig1, ADDRESS.rig2, …)
2. Create the mining command
Everything is in the Connect panel above: choose your OS, paste your wallet address, copy the ready-made command and run it.
3. HiveOS Flight Sheet
HiveOS has no built-in preset for this coin, so use a Custom miner. Import this Flight Sheet (Flight Sheets → Import from Clipboard), pick your wallet and apply:
4. Track your statistics
- My stats — paste your wallet address to see your hashrate, shares and rounds
- Miners — every rig live, with per-hour hashrate
- Payments — every payout with its transaction id
- Public API:
How payouts work
- PROP — your reward is proportional to your valid shares in each round
- Under PROP you are paid from the blocks the pool finds; until the first block is found, balances only accumulate
- Every payment is visible in the Payments panel
FAQ
Do I need an account to mine here?
No. Point your miner at the pool with your wallet address — the dashboard finds you by that address. There is no registration, login or email confirmation.
When will I be paid?
The pool pays out every hour once your balance reaches the minimum (see the payout terms above). The reward scheme is PROP: payouts come from the blocks the pool finds, so if no block has been found yet, balances accumulate and payouts start right after the first one.
Which miner should I use?
The one in the Connect panel above is the tested option on this pool; anything else that speaks this coin's stratum protocol is welcome too.
Can I mine from several rigs with one address?
Yes. Use the same address for every rig and give each a unique suffix after the dot (ADDRESS.rig1, ADDRESS.rig2). Each rig gets its own row in the Miners panel.
Is there an encrypted (TLS) connection?
The Connect table lists a TLS port whenever the pool offers one — the same stratum over TLS, for miners that need an encrypted connection.
Where do I see my hashrate and payments?
In the panels on this page: My stats for your wallet, Miners for each rig, Payments for payout transactions. Machines can also poll the public API.
| Address | Rig | Status | H/s (1m) | H/s (1h) | H/s (24h) | Pool share | Round contribution | Shares v/iv | Last share |
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