Mine Bitcoin.
Merge-mine SHIT.

Point your miner at the pool. The same work earns Bitcoin and merge-mines SHIT, SYS and NMC at the same time. No account — your Bitcoin address is your identity.

Pool URLstratum+tcp://170.101.111.196:3333
Pool URLstratum+tcp://170.101.111.196:3334Port 3334 — rentals and large miners
Workeryour_btc_addressor your_btc_address.rig01 to name the rig
Password<SHIT address> sys=<SYS address> nmc=<NMC address>One line, in this order — replace the three bracketed parts with your own addresses (Step 3 below). Or x if you only want Bitcoin.
SHIT merge mining: LIVE  ·  Payouts: ENABLED (hourly)
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Pool hashrate
1.45 TH/s
Estimated from submitted shares
Miners online
1
Connected right now
Blocks found (24h)
821
Found by the pool in the last 24h
BTC payouts
HOURLY
When on, hourly over 0.0005 BTC and 100 SHIT

Look up your mining address

Your stats appear from your first share — no account, no signup. Enter the Bitcoin address you mine with, not your SHIT address.

How it works

  • You mine Bitcoin with the stratum protocol your firmware already speaks.
  • While you mine Bitcoin, the same work also earns SHIT, SYS and NMC — that is merge-mining.

Fees and payouts

Pool fee, every coin:

0%

Payouts run hourly, at or over these minimums: 0.0005 BTC, 100 SHIT, 1 SYS, 1 NMC. Full detail on the Payouts page.

How to connect and get paid in all 4 coins

No account. No signup.
Your Bitcoin address is your identity. One connection mines Bitcoin and merge-mines SHIT, SYS, and NMC at the same time.

1

Get your addresses ready

You need your own wallet for each coin you want to be paid in: a Bitcoin address, a SHIT address, a SYS address and an NMC address. Get each one from that coin's wallet app. You can leave a coin out and add it later (Step 3 explains how). Check every address carefully — the pool pays the addresses in the password your miner connects with.

Copy the whole pool address, including the stratum+tcp:// beginning, exactly as shown.

Host170.101.111.196
Port 3333stratum+tcp://170.101.111.196:3333For small miners
Port 3334stratum+tcp://170.101.111.196:3334For rentals and large miners

Username (also called the worker name in some miners): your BTC address. Password: see Step 3. Pick the port that fits your setup — 3333 if you run a small miner at home, 3334 if you rent mining power from a service like NiceHash or run a large miner.

If your miner's settings ask for a Pool 2 backup, enter the same server again — this pool has one server, and the backup slot is the same endpoint, not a second pool.

3

Put your other addresses in the password field

On this pool the password field is not a secret. It is how you register your other coins. Put it all on one line, in this order:

<SHIT address> sys=<SYS address> nmc=<NMC address>

The first address, with nothing in front of it, is your SHIT address.
The sys= tag is required for Syscoin. The nmc= tag is required for Namecoin. Do not leave the tags out. If you paste a Syscoin or Namecoin address with no tag, the pool will read it as your SHIT address.

Your SYS address must start with sys1. If your address starts with S, the pool will reject it — open your Syscoin wallet and get an address that starts with sys1.

You do not have to set every coin on your first connect. If you leave a coin out, you can add it later by reconnecting with that coin in the password. And if you later want a coin paid somewhere else, change that address in your miner and reconnect — the new address takes over for future payouts.

Only want Bitcoin? Use password x and skip the rest — you can still register the other coins later.

Each coin pays only to the address registered for it:

If a coin has no address registered, the pool has no address to pay it to.

The pool fee is 0% on all coins: 0% on BTC, 0% on SHIT, 0% on SYS, and 0% on NMC.

Check your stats and the payout addresses on file for you on your miner page — enter the Bitcoin address you mine with.

Check your 4 addresses before you start

Read each line before you start — you can tick them off as you check.

Questions

I mined to the wrong address. Can it be fixed?

No — nobody can move earnings from one address to another. Double-check the address in your miner before you start.

What is PPLNS?

When the pool finds a block, the reward is shared between the miners whose recent shares helped find it, in proportion to their work. No block, no pay — the pool can never go underwater.

I use the shit= password form. Does it still work?

Already mining with shit= in front of your SHIT address in the password? That still works — the pool has your address on file and you do not need to change anything. To change it, change it in your miner password and reconnect.

Can I change an address that is already on file?

Yes — for every coin. Change the address in your miner password and reconnect. The pool pays the address your miner most recently connected with, so the new address takes over for future payouts. Nothing is locked, there is no form to fill in, and nobody has to approve it. BTC always pays to your username address, so to change where BTC goes, mine under the new BTC address. Never give anyone your private key or your wallet recovery words — the pool will never ask for them.

Troubleshooting

I changed an address in my miner but payouts still go to the old one

The pool picks up a new address when your miner connects with it. Save the change in your miner and restart it so it reconnects, then check your miner page — the address on file there is the one payouts go to. Payouts already sent went to the address on file at the time; earnings still on the pool pay out to the address on file when they are sent.

My SYS address won't register

Check the format first: your SYS address must start with sys1. An old-style address starting with S is rejected — it will not save. Check the tag too: in the password it must be written as sys=. Full form: your SHIT address, a space, then sys= and your SYS address. No sys= tag means no SYS registration, even with a good address.

What is d= in the password? Should I use it?

Almost certainly not — leave it out. d= sets how hard each small piece of work the pool asks your miner for is (called the difficulty; when the pool picks it for you automatically, that is called vardiff). The pool picks a good difficulty on its own. d= is a setting, not an address: if d= is your whole password, no SHIT address is registered, and any SHIT you earn waits on the pool until you register one. Only set d= if a rental service or your miner's instructions tell you an exact value to use.

My miner shows a worker suffix

That is normal — it is just a rig name, not a separate account. Your mining username can be your BTC address, or your BTC address + .rig01. The part before the dot is you: it is your identity and your BTC payout address. With no suffix, the pool calls your worker default. For dashboard lookups, enter the bare BTC address only — a lookup with the suffix on it comes back "miner not found".