Pearl (PRL): the token, in plain words

What is PRL?
Why miners and holders like it
Latest Pearl news
An explorer that grades the pools
PearlTrack put Kryptex at 51% of the hashrate on a 1% fee, PearlHash at 26.3%, and flagged LuckyPool's reported share as overstated. The network reads 60.26 EH/s at height 124,189.
source →PRL stops being invisible
Four data aggregators picked up Pearl pool feeds this week — MiningPoolStats, minerstat, hashrate.no and WhatToMine — so miners can compare offers instead of guessing.
source →Guides in two languages land on pool.ion.cool
The Pearl pool published full walkthroughs covering the miner command, a HiveOS import, live ports and exactly when money leaves the pool.
source →Desktop wallet 2.0.7 stops stuck sends
The release can un-stuck an SPV send that is sitting in the wallet, pages the transaction history instead of loading it whole, and bounds the certificate read. Installers are built against node v1.4.11.
source →Node v1.4.11 tightens the handshake
The region certificate read is now bounded, MaxGarbageLen is enforced on the BIP324 path, and the pearlresearch.ai DNS seeders were dropped from the chain params.
source →A fresh RTX 3080 reading for pearlhash
hashrate.no's PRL page reports 91.4 Th/s from an RTX 3080 at 224 W, which works out near 0.408 Th/s per watt. The page also lists pool fees and the SafeTrade book side by side.
source →v1.4.8 moves the DNS seeds
Seed nodes moved to pearlnetwork.net, header connectivity is checked before the ZK certificate exchange, and the btcd dependency picked up its hardening fixes.
source →K1Pool doubles down with merge mining
K1Pool's Pearl pool runs a thirty-day zero-fee window on a twelve-hour PPLNS cycle and pairs PRL with MDL in the same submission.
source →Kryptex keeps it simple: one percent, daily
The large-cap aggregator's Pearl option trades cadence for convenience — daily PPS-style payouts with no sign-up wall.
source →HeroMiners brings per-rig dashboards
Another operator in the field, this one leaning on detailed rig telemetry and encrypted stratum endpoints.
source →Where to turn rewards into cash
Coinex and SafeTrade maintain live PRL books — the practical exit ramp when you'd rather hold something else.
source →A fourth pool joins the set
pearlhash.xyz went live as an independent operator, which historically pushes fees and payout terms in miners' favour.
source →Do the arithmetic on payout cadence
One percent with hourly settlement versus three percent daily changes real annual returns more than most miners expect — our comparison page lays both models side by side.
source →The pool, as machine-readable data
Stats, pool totals, hashrate history, the miner list, network numbers and payment records all sit behind plain /api endpoints, including per-miner and per-rig paths for payout alerts.
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