Live pool status
What is actually running on the pool right now — one card per coin, pulled live
from the pool engine. Point your miner at the stratum line; sign in as
wallet.worker.
The pool IS your wallet — no address from anywhere else
You never need to go get a wallet address somewhere else: the pool creates your account right here. On My Coins you generate your wallet in your own browser — Zephyr (ZEPH), Monero (XMR), and one EVM address for the ETC/PRANA side — and the address drops straight into your mining setup. The seed is shown to you once and never leaves your browser; we cannot see it, store it, or recover it — the pool holds no keys, the same custody rule the whole ecosystem runs on. Funds leaving your wallet require flipping the spend-lock toggle (locked by default); receiving and mining never need it. This wallet is the seed of your Akasha identity — one account across the pool and the chains.
Monero (XMR) RandomX active
Connect
Username convention: wallet.worker — your
payout address, a dot, then any worker name you like. Network hashrate:
26.34 kH/s · block 2,168,086.
Your wallet on the pool
This is the Akasha ↔ pool connection in its
simplest form: paste the wallet address you mine to (the part before the dot in
wallet.worker) and see your live hashrate, pending balance and payouts —
read-only, straight from the pool engine.
No hardware? Mine in the browser
The RandomX coins can be mined right in your browser tab (a WebAssembly miner bridged to the pool's stratum) — the "Mine right now" path on the pool front page. It is slow compared to a real rig, but it is the zero-setup way to put your first shares in.