What does PPLNS mean?
Pay Per Last N Shares rewards miners according to valid work in the payout window when the Radiant PPLNS pool finds a block. It is designed to reward sustained contribution without publishing private wallet dashboards.
Bitcoin SOLO, Radiant PPLNS/SOLO, worker naming, block maturity, private payouts and live miner telemetry.
The mined reward begins in an immature or locked state.
MangledPool waits for the network-required maturity before crediting rewards.
Radiant PPLNS distributes according to valid work; SOLO credits the miner that found the block.
When your balance meets your configured threshold, the payment processor can send the payout and record its TXID.
Pay Per Last N Shares rewards miners according to valid work in the payout window when the Radiant PPLNS pool finds a block. It is designed to reward sustained contribution without publishing private wallet dashboards.
SOLO miners share MangledPool infrastructure but not each other's block reward. If your miner submits the valid block-finding share, the distributable reward is credited after maturity.
Yes. Open your personal Miner Dashboard and use Settings. Miningcore verifies the miner IP and enforces the configured pool minimum.
Search your own mining wallet and open the personal Miner Dashboard. Wallet-specific payout history contains payment amounts and transaction IDs; pool-wide payment history is intentionally not public.
Enter the MangledPool stratum endpoint, your BTC wallet address and an optional worker suffix.
Use WALLET.worker1 when your ASIC firmware supports worker suffixes.
Most miners can use x unless your firmware requires another placeholder.
Enter the MangledPool RXD stratum endpoint and your Radiant wallet address.
Use software that explicitly supports Radiant SHA-512/256d when GPU mining.
Use WALLET.rig1 to keep rigs separated in the Miner Dashboard.
Pool ports, starting difficulty and live mining modes are loaded directly from the MangledPool API.