The Mule (BCH)
Solo Bitcoin Cash mining 1% fee · non-custodial · pool.themule.online
Point your miner here and hunt for a whole block. If you find one, the reward goes straight to your own wallet in the block itself. The pool never holds your coins.
Works with home miners (Bitaxe, Avalon Nano, Avalon Q), full ASICs, and rented hashrate from NiceHash or MiningRigRentals.
How to connect
stratum+tcp://pool.themule.online:3333stratum+tcp://pool.themule.online:4333your BCH address.workername
qq3x…7h2p.bitaxe1. With or without bitcoincash:. Rewards pay this address.xLoading pool stats…
Blocks found
| Height | Found by | Reward | Net diff | Difficulty hit | Speed at find | Effort | Status | Payment | Time |
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Competition
| Pool | Last 3 hr | Last 24 hr | Last 7 days | Share (24 hr) | Implied hashrate | Last block |
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Each pool’s hashrate is estimated from its share of the last 24 hours’ blocks, so small pools with only a block or two are rough guesses. The 7-day column is steadier and appears once the dashboard has read a full week of blocks. Heating up means a pool found clearly more of the last 3 hours’ blocks than its daily average.
Pool status live
Every share, live →Find your miner page
You get your own page with your hashrate, shares, round effort, workers, and any blocks you have found, including when a reward can be spent. Bookmark it to come back.
Pool miners
| Miner | Est. next block | Workers | Hashrate (5 min) | Shares (24 hr) | Share of pool (24 hr) | Round effort | Best share (round) | Last share |
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Top 10 shares
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Miners
| Worker | Status | Speed (30 s) | Speed (5 min) | Speed (1 hr) | Work done | Best share (round) | Last share |
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Past miners
| Worker | Speed (1 hr) | Work done | Best share (round) | Last seen |
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Watched addresses
| Block | Address | What happened | Amount | Transaction | Time |
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Block target right now
eCash makes a block much harder right after the last one, then eases back to the listed difficulty over a couple of minutes (its real-time target). A share finds a block only when it beats this line at the moment its job was built. The dashed line is the listed network difficulty.
Mempool & blocks
History
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How it works
Which port should I use?
How do payouts work?
This is a solo pool. Every miner works on a block that pays their own address. If your miner finds a block, the entire reward (currently about 3.125 BCH plus transaction fees) is written into the block and paid straight to you. Nothing is held or split.
What’s the fee?
When can I spend a reward?
Newly mined coins can be spent after 100 more blocks, about 17 hours. That’s a network rule for all miners. The “Blocks found” table shows the countdown.
How do I point rented hashrate here?
What difficulty will my miner get?
Can I choose my own difficulty?
Yes. Put d=50000 (any number) in the password field, and that is the difficulty your miner starts at, on either port. A higher number means fewer, larger shares. A lower one gives smoother stats. It changes how often your miner reports in, never your odds of finding a block.
Is my address shown to other people?
What are my chances?
Your chance per block is your hashrate divided by the whole network’s. At 1 TH/s against roughly 4 EH/s, that’s about a 1 in 4 million chance each block. Solo mining is a lottery: long dry spells are normal, and a single hit pays the whole reward.
Is there any guarantee?
This is a small community pool run on home hardware, provided as-is. There’s no guarantee of uptime or blocks. If you’re renting hashrate, start with a small, short order to check everything works.
How it works
Ports, payouts, the fee, difficulty, privacy and your odds, answered on one page.
Connect a miner
Use your BCH address as the username (with or without bitcoincash:). Add .name after it to label each miner, like address.nano. A found block pays the address the miner logs in with.