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.
New to this? Read the Mine PRANA guide first — copy-paste lolMiner / T-Rex / GMiner configs, the stratum URL, and how to get a payout address.
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.
PRANA (PRANA) Etchash chain is the pool
Consensus pays 98% of every block reward (and every uncle)
to the pot contract 0x0c033FF8f3eEF60981574816672E80dEc5404E3C and 2% to Hathor's treasury. Every
20 blocks the pot pays every miner by their pool shares and pushes the PRANA
straight to their address — nothing to claim. A block mined outside the pool goes to
Lost and Found under that miner's address and is released once it submits a pool share.
Connect
Login: your checksummed PRANA 0x… address
(optionally .worker). Guide: Mine PRANA.
The pool API is unreachable right now, so there is nothing live to show — and we will not invent numbers. The pool runs Miningcore on our own infrastructure; when it is reachable this page lists every coin, its hashrate, miner count, fee, and the stratum line to connect. Check back shortly, or watch the chain at melek.salon.
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.