Same hash.Different difficulty.Still a lottery.
The difficulty is Bitcoin Cash’s. The arithmetic is on this page.
The wait, not the odds.
A block on any SHA-256 chain costs, on average, D · 2³² hashes. D is the chain’s own difficulty, set by the network, not by us.
A 1 TH/s rig (an arbitrary round number, not a recommendation) costs ≈60 expected years to a Bitcoin Cash block at today’s difficulty, against ≈17,308 expected years on Bitcoin at the reading above. p ≈ 1 / (D · 2³²) per hash, either chain.
That gap is between two chains, not between two pools. Solo mining is a lottery on both chains. An average is not a schedule. A smaller difficulty means a shorter expected wait. It does not mean more value: a block is worth what its chain is worth, and that is not our claim to make. This is a statement about probability, not about what a block is worth.
The Bitcoin Cash figure above is a dated reading. Bitcoin Cash retargets every block, so the live value further down this page, under Pool statistics, will already differ. See how to connect →
Look up your fleet
No account, no password — your Bitcoin Cash address is your key. Enter it and your dashboard opens: every rig you have mining here, live.
Point your miner here
Stratum V1
Your username accepts a CashAddr (bitcoincash:q…) or a legacy address (1…/3…), whichever your firmware sends. We check the checksum, not the prefix, so either format works without a setting to change.
Stratum V2 native
Pinning this key means your miner refuses any handshake NOT signed by it — protection against a network attacker presenting their own key on your first connection. An unpinned SV2 connection still mines, but accepts whatever key it sees first (trust-on-first-use).
Verify it yourself. That’s the whole pitch.
No trust required. The Glass Ledger gives you a signed receipt for every hash you send here, and the offline verifier checks it without touching our servers.
Built for every hand on the hash.
Solo miners
Point any Bitaxe, NerdAxe or Stratum V1/V2 rig at the pool with your CashAddr as the username, legacy addresses work too. Find a block, keep the whole thing.
Native SV1 / SV2 →Verifiers & auditors
The Glass Ledger signs a receipt for every hash you send — counted, useful, conserved. Verify it offline. Trust math, not a dashboard.
BIP340 receipts →Developers
A from-scratch mining engine, MIT licensed, C core + REST API. Read the source, drive your own dashboard, or fork the whole stack.
MIT · open API →The odds you can’t beat. The pool you can’t match.
Difficulty explains the wait. It says nothing about whether your block survives once you find it. That part is engineering, and it is the part we control completely: proving your work, protecting your block, wasting no hash. We built it to be provably correct, and proved it.
Payout Preflight — verify your reward before you win a block →
Glass Ledger — proof, not promises
A cryptographic receipt for your work in three states — counted, useful, conserved — each a BIP340 signature you verify offline, trusting no one. Not a dashboard number you’re asked to believe: a signature you check yourself. Nothing else in solo mining proves what happened to your hash.
Stratum V2 — native, and hardened
Encrypted, authenticated mining over Noise, built in — not a V1 pool with a translation shim. The handshake refuses nonce reuse, verifies the authority signature and wipes its keys; the binary codec bounds every read, so a malformed or oversized frame can never touch memory. Extended channels drive modern Bitaxe/NerdAxe firmware, byte-exact to the published V2 standard. V1 and V2, side by side, from one engine.
A valid block, always · never waste a hash · fuzz-verified SV1/SV2 · public-grade anti-abuse — engineered and verified, capability by capability.
Pool statistics
Pool Hashrate
Accumulating hashrate data…
Updates as miners submit shares
Bitcoin Cash Network
Block Reward Potential
Solo mining,
answered straight.
Straight answers — no asterisks. The rest is provable: open the Glass Ledger.
Yes. NexusPool is a solo & lottery pool: when your miner solves a block, 100% of it pays straight to your Bitcoin Cash address. The pool never holds your coins — no pool wallet, no custody window, no FPPS middleman.
Zero. A true 0% fee — 100% of the block subsidy and fees go to the finder. No commission, no donation cut, no upstream skim.
Yes. Point any Bitaxe (Ultra, Supra, Gamma), NerdAxe / NerdQAxe, or any Stratum V1/V2 miner at the pool using your-bitcoin-cash-address.worker as the username — it works out of the box with AxeOS.
A signed, append-only ledger that cryptographically proves your hashes were counted, useful and conserved — each receipt is a BIP340 signature you verify offline, trusting no one. No other solo pool proves what happened to your work.
Yes — native, encrypted Stratum V2 over Noise, plus Stratum V1, served side by side from a single engine. Not a translation layer bolted onto a V1 pool.
The instant a share could be a block, it’s validated and broadcast to the network first — ahead of every rate limit and check — and can fan out to multiple nodes for the fastest propagation. The block uses your own node’s witness commitment and every field is verified byte-for-byte before it ever reaches mainnet, so it can’t be silently rejected; a crash-handler and fsync journal mean a solved block survives a restart. The engine is fuzz-tested against adversarial input — connection floods, malformed and oversized packets — with zero crashes, leaks or lost shares.
Your odds are fixed by Bitcoin Cash itself: p = 1 / (D · 2³²) per hash — the same on every pool. We show it plainly and can’t change it. What we can do is prove, through the Glass Ledger, that we never wasted the work you sent.
Yes — Payout Preflight. Enter your Bitcoin Cash address and the pool rebuilds the exact coinbase it would pay you, byte-for-byte, the same construction used for every real block, then shows the amount and the raw transaction so you can re-derive it yourself. Paid on-chain straight to your address, 0% fee, non-custodial — you confirm the payout before you ever find a block.
A from-scratch mining engine: a lean core that talks to our own full Bitcoin Cash node — never a third party for your block templates — a real-time control plane, and a live dashboard. One engine speaks both Stratum V1 and native, encrypted Stratum V2, sets each rig’s difficulty from its measured hashrate, and streams per-rig telemetry — all non-custodial, with the Glass Ledger proving your work end to end.