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Independent Bitcoin SOLO Mining Infrastructure
Your Hashrate. Your Address. Your Bitcoin.
Connect your own SHA-256 hardware to an independent Bitcoin full node and mine SOLO. Every miner uses their own Bitcoin address. Non-custodial by design.
- Pool fee1 % CONFIGURED · PENDING
- NetworkBTC
- Full nodeIndependent
- Website statusOPERATIONAL
- Mining modeSOLO
VERIFIED refers to the 99 % / 1 % split in an archived template and current checks of instance and configuration continuity. It does not verify every new job or prove a block or payment.
Public statistics and miner connection instructions are available below.
Real-time dashboard
Updates automatically every 10 seconds while this tab is visible. No numbers are invented: unavailable data is shown as such.
Estimated hashrate
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Reported by the pool over the last minute. Includes any test miners currently connected.
- 5m
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- 1h
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- 1d
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- 7d
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Miners
- Connected miners
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- Active workers
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- Idle
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- Disconnected
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Shares
- Accepted
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- Rejected
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- Counter semantics
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- Best share
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- CKPool diff field
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CKPool-reported counters. Their precise scope, reset behaviour and relation to individual submissions are pending documented validation.
Blocks found by this pool
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The telemetry API does not report a verified blocks-found count. The CKPool “accepted” counter is not a verified blocks-found count.
CKPool SPS fields
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- 5m
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- 15m
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- 1h
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CKPool-reported SPS fields; their precise definition and interval semantics are pending documented validation.
History
Hashrate
Connected miners
CKPool “accepted” field
Historical charts appear only when enough data has been persisted. The conceptual preview in marketing material is illustrative and does not represent real data.
My miner
Check the activity of any Bitcoin address used as username on this pool. Public lookup: it does not prove ownership. No registration; nothing is stored in your browser.
Estimated hashrate (this address)
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CKPool estimate from accepted share difficulty, decayed over each window. Not an independent measurement.
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- 1d
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Activity
- Last accepted share
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- Workers connected
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- First authorised
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- Address type
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Shares
- Accepted (difficulty sum)
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- Rejected
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- Best share (session)
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- Best share (ever)
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"Accepted" is the sum of the difficulty of accepted shares (verified in CKPool source), not a share count. CKPool keeps no per-address rejected counter.
Blocks & rewards (this address)
- Blocks found
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- Confirmed rewards
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No verified per-address block source exists yet. A best share is not a block. Rewards will only be shown with on-chain evidence (block, coinbase, confirmations).
Workers
| Worker | 1m | 1h | Last share | State |
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Only workers of the queried address, identified by the label after the dot. A worker with no share for over 60 s is marked idle by CKPool; workers idle for a week are dropped.
History (this address)
Hashrate
Accepted difficulty
History is only recorded while the address is being observed by this site (one point per minute). No earlier data is invented.
Connect your miner to X39
Point your SHA-256 hardware at the independent SOLO pool. You keep custody: your Bitcoin address is your username.
Stratum connection
Public Stratum
Stratum server
mining.x39matrix.org
Port
3333
Protocol
Stratum TCP · Bitcoin SHA-256
Mode
SOLO
Operator fee
1 % CONFIGURED · PENDING
Full URL (for stratum+tcp:// clients)
stratum+tcp://mining.x39matrix.org:3333
This URL is for programs or devices that accept the stratum+tcp:// scheme. Other devices ask for the server and port in separate fields.
The website uses HTTPS, but the mining service on port 3333 is plain TCP. Stratum TLS is not offered on this port.
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How to configure your miner
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Prepare the hardware
Have hardware or software that works with the SHA-256 algorithm and a client that supports the Stratum protocol.
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Enter the server
Server: mining.x39matrix.org · Port: 3333. Use the fields above (with the copy buttons) exactly as your device requires.
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Identify your miner
Your CKPool username must be a valid Bitcoin mainnet address where you want to receive the reward. You may add a worker label after a dot or underscore, e.g. your-address.worker1. For the password, enter any placeholder (for example x): your address, not the password, identifies you.
Username and worker parsing match the pool backend (your address identifies you; the worker is the label after a dot or underscore). The exact handling of the password field by this custom CKPool is pending documented verification.
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Start mining and read the log
Your client will show status messages. They mean different things:
ConnectedTCP connection to the server is established — not yet authorised.AuthorizedStratum accepted your username (address).New jobThe pool sent work built from a real template.Share acceptedA valid share was accepted. A share is not a block.Share rejectedA share was rejected — check your configuration and clock.
TCP connection, Stratum authorisation and real share acceptance are three different checks.
Antminer
In the miner's web panel, add a pool with the Stratum URL above, your Bitcoin address as the worker username, and any placeholder password. SHA-256 only.
WhatsMiner
Open the WhatsMiner dashboard, set Pool 1 to the Stratum URL, worker = your Bitcoin address, password = any value (e.g. x).
Other SHA-256 hardware
Any SHA-256 ASIC that supports Stratum can connect. Use your own Bitcoin address as the username.
NiceHash
Compatibility will be published once SOLO Stratum support is actually verified. Do not rely on it yet.
Non-custodial — keep your keys
Each miner mines to their own Bitcoin address. Never share private keys or seed phrases with anyone, including this pool. X39 Mining never asks for them and cannot access your funds.
How SOLO mining and the reward work
Understand the 1 % fee and what actually happens if your miner finds a block — with no exaggerated promises.
1 % operator fee
X39 Mining uses Bitcoin SOLO mining. The certification checks whether an archived template assigns 99 % of the potential reward to the miner and 1 % to the X39 operator. Checking a template does not mean a block has been found or a payment received.
- Operator address
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What happens when my miner finds a block?
The reward is built into the coinbase transaction according to the valid template used. If that block is accepted on the main chain, the coinbase needs 100 confirmations to mature before it can be spent.
Do I receive daily payouts?
No. This does not work like a traditional proportional-reward pool. A miner can work for a long time without finding a block.
Does the pool's total hashrate increase my odds?
No. In SOLO mining, your individual odds depend on the power you actually contribute, not on the aggregate hashrate announced by the server.
Can I recover electricity or rental costs?
There is no guarantee of profit or of finding blocks.
Operator test hashrate
Any hashrate contracted by the operator for testing is identified as such and is different from independent power contributed by third parties.
This page does not claim any real-time certification, and shows no reward as paid without on-chain evidence of an accepted, matured block.
Transparency & proofs
Published data, verification scope and pending checks. We do not attribute earnings to X39 without proof of blocks actually found.
Architecture
Bitcoin Core full node + CKPool in SOLO mode on dedicated hardware. A read-only backend serves sanitized public statistics; admin interfaces are not exposed.
Independent full node
Blocks are built against our own Bitcoin full node, not a third party. Node height and peer count are shown live on the dashboard.
CKPool SOLO
The pool uses CKPool in SOLO mode. Connection details are published above, and the dashboard displays the status reported by telemetry.
1 % configured fee
VERIFIED refers to the 99 % / 1 % split in an archived template and current checks of instance and configuration continuity. It does not verify every new job or prove a block or payment.
Payout policy
The configured split is 99 % to the miner and 1 % to the operator. No block has been confirmed as found by this pool yet.
Verifiable statistics
All dashboard numbers come from the live node and CKPool. Missing data is labelled "Not available", never fabricated.
Risk notice — SOLO mining
SOLO mining pays only if YOUR hardware finds a block. With small hashrate this can take a very long time or never happen. The "zero rejects" observation refers to a specific session and is not a permanent guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Is this custodial? Do you hold my coins?
No. SOLO mining is non-custodial. You mine to your own Bitcoin address and the reward, if a block is found, goes directly to you.
How is the 1% fee taken?
The configured split assigns 99 % to the miner and 1 % to the operator. The verification label covers an archived template plus instance and configuration continuity checks; it does not certify every current job or a payment.
Which hardware can I connect?
Any SHA-256 ASIC with Stratum support (Antminer, WhatsMiner and compatible). NiceHash compatibility will be confirmed after testing.
What do the verification indicators mean?
The indicators distinguish reported telemetry from verified evidence. The fee label concerns an archived template and continuity checks; it does not certify all current jobs or pool operation.
Where do the numbers come from?
From our live Bitcoin node and CKPool, through a read-only public API. No administrative data or wallet balances are exposed.