| Miner | Tag | Hashrate | Work | Share | Next payout |
|---|
Miners connect through a DATUM gateway, not to the pool directly. Point your gateway at this pool, then point your miner's stratum at your gateway.
This pool accepts two gateways: ratum-gateway (recommended; prebuilt binaries) and the CONVOY DATUM gateway, both on the version 3 protocol with anti-block-withholding. Both gateways read the same config file, so switching is a binary swap.
Add this to your gateway config, alongside your own mining
and stratum settings:
The pool credits work to the stratum username up to the first ., and that
part must be an address this chain's node accepts. A share under anything else is rejected
with BadUsername (reason 14), which your gateway reports to the miner. Two
gateway settings decide what the pool receives:
| Gateway setting | Username the pool receives | Paid to |
|---|---|---|
pool_pass_full_users: true(the config above) |
the miner's own stratum username, unchanged | each miner's address, so miners behind one gateway can be paid separately |
pool_pass_workers: truepool_pass_full_users: false |
the gateway's mining_pool_address, then . and the
miner's username |
the gateway's address; the worker name still reaches the pool |
both false |
the gateway's mining_pool_address alone |
the gateway's address; no worker name reaches the pool |
With pool_pass_full_users, set each miner's stratum username to an address,
optionally followed by .workername: a bare worker name is what the pool
cannot pay. Both settings default to true in the gateway, and
pool_pass_full_users wins when both are set, so an untouched config forwards
raw usernames.