Engineered to be provably correct.
Not claims — capabilities. Every one is built, tested and proven, on its own terms.
A valid block, always
Commitment from your node
Your block’s SegWit commitment is taken straight from your node — never recomputed, so it can never be wrong.
Verified, not asserted
Every field of the block — coinbase, commitment, payout, value — is checked byte-for-byte before it can ever reach mainnet.
Never waste a hash
New work, instantly
A new block reaches your rig the moment it lands — no external notifier, no polling lag.
Back in seconds
If your node hiccups, the pool reconnects and serves fresh work in under ten seconds — without crashing.
Fuzz-verified SV1 & SV2
Hardened Noise
Encrypted V2 that refuses nonce reuse, verifies every signature, and wipes its keys from memory.
Nothing over-reads
Every byte of every frame is bounds-checked; malformed input gets a clean error, never a crash.
Real firmware, native
Bitaxe & NerdAxe run on extended channels with a deterministic per-channel extranonce.
Nothing broke under fire
A full adversarial battery — floods, garbage, oversized frames — left zero crashes, leaks or lost shares.
Counted once
Every accepted share is credited exactly once, on both protocols — never doubled, never dropped.
Standard-exact V2
Byte-exact to the published Stratum V2 standard.
Abuse can’t reach your block
A flood can’t hide your win
Per-IP caps, rate limits and slowloris timeouts hold off abuse — and the submit-rate limit gates accounting only, never the block test. No flood of connections or shares can delay or bury a solved block.
Built to last
Clean-room C core
An original C engine — watchdog, crash-handler, fsync journal. A solved block survives a crash or restart.
Can’t death-spiral
Memory caps, auto reject-recovery and a self-healing difficulty engine. Built to run unattended, for years.
Honest by construction
Your real odds — p = 1 / (D · 2³²) — shown plainly, never buried.
Point a miner. See it for yourself.
Every capability is live. The proof you can hold is the Glass Ledger — a signature for your work you verify yourself.