If you use multiple mining devices at a time, it is practical to have a detailed overview of each device. We offer a sophisticated solution in the form of user-friendly worker management. You can easily monitor and manage your...

Have your finger on the pulse. Why should I care? Since mining is usually considered as an investment, we believe that monitoring should be an essential part of your mining operation. Although your rewards are not directly a...

Workers are created automatically when the hash rate gets connected and there is no need to create them manually. Once you connect a miner with its worker name configured, the name will automatically appear in the device overv...

This value is used as a hashrate limit for checking whether your device works properly. If the effective hash rate of a worker is greater or equal to Alert Limit, everything is perfect and you will not receive any monitoring a...

Miner is your physical mining device. Usually, it is a specialized ASIC miner (device with just one purpose to mine cryptocurrencies) or a PC with powerful GPU sufficient for mining. There are different types of mining hardwar...

Make sure you had a look at how shares are being produced. There are big differences in hashing power of different miners. To optimize network traffic between your miners and the pool we have introduced the variable difficult...

Even with a working miner, you can receive alerts if you set the minimum difficulty for a worker to a significantly higher value than recommended because its communication frequency with the pool will not be optimal. It will l...

When you choose to delete an inactive Worker, it gets marked as deleted in our system and hidden from the interface. If you establish a new connection to said workerName in the future, the system will technically re-enable the...