CapStashCAPSOLO · 6666PPLNS · 6667WPXF / WHIRLPOOL

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Badgers Den Mining Pool — three badgers in the mining control room

Network Overview

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Miner Lookup

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HPool Hashrate 10M

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HPool Hashrate 1M

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Fast estimate from credited work

WWorkers Online

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Distinct names on live connections

AAccepted

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Lifetime accepted in this mining mode

XRejected

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Lifetime rejected in this mining mode

SWindow Work

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DDifficulty

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MMiners

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Wallets with current window work / online

BRecent Pool Blocks

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Accepted blocks in public records

FPool Fee

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Subsidy and transaction fees

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Recent Pool Blocks

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WalletHashrate 10MWindow / ModeConnectionsLast Share

Connect your GPU

Use a CapStash WPXF / Whirlpool miner and a receiving address from your own CAP wallet.

Waiting for pool configuration…

Username: YOUR_CAP_ADDRESS.rig1 · Password: x

  1. Get DankMiner or AxeHub Miner from its official release page.
  2. Set the pool endpoint above and your own CAP wallet address.
  3. Start mining and use Miner Lookup to follow your accepted work.

Pool fee: 0.5% of subsidy plus transaction fees. Miner software may charge its own developer fee. Share difficulty uses the CAP-native target.

How PPLNS rewards are shared

Each job fixes its payout plan from the latest accepted work. The window contains exactly two network blocks of work when enough shares are available. Only the required part of the oldest boundary share counts. A growing window uses the work available. Shares are weighted by their accepted difficulty.

Rewards go directly to miners in the coinbase. The window is fixed when the job is created, before a block is found. New shares count toward future jobs; they cannot change an existing job's payments.

Every whole base unit is allocated deterministically using largest remainders. No miner reserve is held. For an empty window, a miner's first job pays that miner after the pool fee. Coinbase rewards can be tiny; your wallet controls when they are economical to spend.

How SOLO rewards are paid

When your miner finds a valid block that is accepted on the active chain, your wallet receives the block reward minus the 0.5% pool fee. The fee applies to subsidy plus transaction fees. Both payments are included directly in the block's coinbase.

SOLO shares do not enter the PPLNS window. Other miners do not share your SOLO reward. There is no later payout batch or minimum payout threshold. Your wallet can spend the reward after coinbase maturity.

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