G-pools — alphanumeric

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Pool Hashrate — last 12h

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rig name comes from your miner's worker name (address.rigname) · legacy miners appear as default · hashrate fills in as history builds

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How to mine on the alphanumeric pool

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This pool is live. Follow the steps below to actually connect and start mining.

Miner source: alphanumeric-mining-pool-public -- a minimal, open-source, correctness-first v1 CLI miner. CPU-only, single-threaded, built to prove the pool's wire protocol works end-to-end, not for competitive hashrate. Vardiff-aware: it grinds against your connection's own current share difficulty, which the pool adjusts to aim for roughly one accepted share every few seconds.

Step 1 — Get a payout address

Your payout address is 40 hexadecimal characters, no prefix, no checksum -- derived from your public key (sha256(pubkey)[:20], same address format the alphanumeric chain itself uses). The pool validates this locally before ever sending anything.

⚠️ Whatever wallet tool you use to generate this address, back up the private key and its passphrase somewhere safe and offline. There is no recovery path if either is lost.

Step 2 — Build the miner

No prebuilt releases yet -- build from source with a recent stable Rust toolchain (cargo/rustc):

git clone https://github.com/dangraagu/alphanumeric-mining-pool-public.git
cd alphanumeric-mining-pool-public
cargo build --release

The binary is produced at target/release/alphanumeric-miner (.exe on Windows).

Step 3 — Run it

Unlike some pools, the pool address is not compiled in -- you pass it explicitly:

./alphanumeric-miner --pool alphanumeric.yamaduo.no:3777 --address <your-40-hex-address>

Flag	Required	Default	Description
`--address`	yes	—	Your payout address, exactly 40 lowercase hex characters, validated locally.
`--pool`	no	`127.0.0.1:3777`	The pool's TCP address (`host:port`).
`--worker`	no	`cli-worker`	A worker label sent along for the pool's own bookkeeping (shows in the Workers table above once live).

The miner logs each stage to stdout/stderr: connecting, subscribing, authorizing, each job it receives, each share nonce it finds and submits, and the pool's response. It keeps running until the pool closes the connection or an unrecoverable I/O error occurs.

Quick reference

Pool

alphanumeric.yamaduo.no:3777 (once live -- pass explicitly via --pool, not compiled in)

Protocol

TCP, newline-delimited JSON -- Stratum-shaped, not Stratum (this chain's PoW/fields don't map to it)

Required flag

--address <40-hex-address>

Worker label

--worker <name> (optional, display-only)

Difficulty

per-connection vardiff, adjusts automatically -- no flag to set

Pool fee

Dashboard

alphanumeric.yamaduo.no

G-pools alphanumerica#

Pool Overview

Pool Hashrate — last 12h

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How to mine on the alphanumeric pool

Step 1 — Get a payout address

Step 2 — Build the miner

Step 3 — Run it

Checking it's working

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