A true solo pool: whoever finds the block is paid directly by the chain, straight to their own address. No shares split, no operator wallet holding your coins — just a 1% pool fee in the coinbase.
Every block pays its full value immediately. PINK and GOLD blocks add a delayed bonus, paid to you by whoever mines the next block — it never passes through this pool, so it can't be cut.
The finder takes the block reward less the 1% fee, paid straight to their own address by the chain itself. Not split, not held.
Pool fee — a single coinbase output. Skipped entirely when the finder is the fee address.
Coins we ever custody. There's no pool wallet, no balance, no withdrawal — the chain pays you directly.
Delayed bonus tiers (Pink/Gold) are paid to the finder by the next block's miner and never pass through this pool — they can't be cut.
| Height | Tier | Finder took | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| loading… | |||
Paid by the chain straight to the finder's own address, never through this pool. These totals are what the finder took, and deliberately will not match a block explorer. An explorer shows a block's whole coinbase, and every 5TRAT coinbase also carries the bonus owed backwards to the previous block's finder — coins that went to them, not to us. Our own Pink or Gold bonus is not in that figure at all: it arrives one block later.
stratum+tcp://5trat.0x.al:575575trat:q…your-address.workeranything (not checked)| Port | Best for | Recommended hashrate |
|---|---|---|
57557 | Everything — Bitaxe, NerdMiner, ASICs, farms | any |
Difficulty self-tunes to your hashrate within seconds, so one port fits every
device. If you're unsure, use 57557.
On 57557, put d=15000 or
d=15k in your miner's password field and the pool pins you there instead of
auto-tuning. diff= works too, and you can use k, m,
g suffixes — d=1.5m is 1,500,000. Anything below 512 is raised to 512.
The fixed ports below ignore this — they exist to serve one specific value, so the password cannot override them.
Rented rigs demand a difficulty that never moves, and refuse to auto-tune. Pick the row matching your rig — each is sized so it submits about one share every 15 seconds, which is roughly 20 shares per 5 minute block.
| Rig size | Port | Fixed difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| 10 TH/s | 57505 | 35,000 |
| 50 TH/s | 57506 | 175,000 |
| 100 TH/s | 57507 | 350,000 |
| 200 TH/s | 57508 | 700,000 |
Petahash rentals — for rigs far above the table above:
Rented rigs demand an optimal difficulty range and warn if the pool sits below it. These ports are fixed floors — difficulty can rise above them but never drops below. Pick the one inside your rig's stated range:
| Port | Fixed difficulty | Suits about |
|---|---|---|
57570 | 5,000,000 | ~0.7 PH/s |
57560 | 25,000,000 | ~3.5 PH/s |
57580 | 30,000,000 | ~4.3 PH/s |
57590 | 50,000,000 | ~7 PH/s |
“Suits about” is the hashrate at which that difficulty gives roughly one share every 30 seconds. Pick the closest port at or below your rig's size — a smaller port just means more shares, which costs you nothing. No difficulty setting needed on your end.
5trat: prefix —
then a dot and any worker name:5trat:qz4lzhmt2xj7kg0s8nkm9duspdg89p9eyyfhqls93a.bitaxeDifficulty self-tunes to your hashrate. Use a 5TRAT address you hold the keys to.
AxeOS users: AxeOS re-encodes coinbase outputs with a bitcoincash: prefix, so
its address display and "Share %" never match a 5trat: address. That's cosmetic — the underlying
hash160, and therefore your payout, is identical.