Pool Fee
1.5%
Flat fee on all blocks found. Applied at payout time.
Payout System
PPLNS / Solo
Tari C29 pool mining uses a rolling last-N-shares window. A separate solo port is available for finder-takes-all mining.
VarDiff
Auto
Automatic difficulty targeting 15s per share. Retargets every 60 seconds.
Stratum
TCP
Pool endpoints support TCP. Public dashboard now separates live display from effective pool-side rate so users can read stats correctly.
Software

Mining Software

All software links go to official sources. Recommendations below follow current pool compatibility, while exact pool health stays on the dashboard.

This is a curated list of maintained public miners that fit the pool endpoints. Older projects such as XMR-Stak and CryptoDredge are intentionally not shown as primary recommendations.

lolMiner
Free · Dev Fee
GPU miner used on current public endpoints for Equihash, ProgPoW-family, and Cuckaroo29. Use the compatibility matrix below before treating any coin as production-ready.
Equihash 200,9 (ARRR) FiroPoW (FIRO) ProgPowZ (ZANO) Cuckaroo29 (XTM)
GPU AMD · NVIDIA · Intel
miniZ
Free · Dev Fee
Fast and efficient Equihash miner, excellent for ARRR/Pirate Chain mining. Supports all major Equihash variants. Windows and Linux.
Equihash 200,9 (ARRR)
GPU AMD · NVIDIA
GMiner
Free · Dev Fee
High-efficiency GPU miner supporting Equihash and Cuckaroo algorithms. Good choice for ARRR and XTM C29 mining. Windows and Linux.
Equihash 200,9 (ARRR) Cuckaroo29 (XTM)
GPU AMD · NVIDIA
T-Rex
Free · Dev Fee
NVIDIA-focused GPU miner for FiroPoW and ProgPowZ. Use the dashboard for current pool health and worker activity before treating any endpoint as production-ready.
FiroPoW (FIRO) ProgPowZ (ZANO)
GPU NVIDIA
TeamRedMiner
Free · Dev Fee
AMD-focused miner for ProgPoW-family algorithms and Tari SHA3X.
FiroPoW (FIRO) ProgPowZ (ZANO) SHA3X (XTM)
GPU AMD
XMRig
Open Source · MIT
The standard miner for XTM RandomX and a practical public choice for ZEPH. Use the dashboard for current pool health, accepted shares, and worker state.
RandomX/Zeph (ZEPH) RandomX (XTM)
CPU CPU-focused
SRBMiner-Multi
Free · Dev Fee
Multi-algorithm miner for Tari SHA3X, ZEPH, and CCX. This is the main public recommendation for the CCX endpoint on this pool.
SHA3X (XTM) RandomX/Zeph (ZEPH) CN-GPU (CCX)
GPU CPU AMD · NVIDIA · CPU
ASIC Hardware
Vendor firmware
Several pool endpoints accept commercial ASIC miners. Configure the ASIC's stratum URL directly: stratum+tcp://smoozypool.es:PORT with your wallet as the username.
SHA3X — Goldshell XT-Box (XTM) RandomX — Antminer X5/X9 (XTM RandomX, QRL) Equihash 200,9 — Antminer Z9 (ARRR)
ASIC Goldshell · Bitmain · Innosilicon

Coin / Miner Compatibility

Compatibility matrix plus current public pool state. Use it for miner support, and use the dashboard for live activity, accepted shares, and worker visibility.

Coin Algorithm Port lolMiner miniZ GMiner T-Rex TRM XMRig SRBMiner
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Use the dashboard as the source of truth for current pool health and activity. TRM = TeamRedMiner.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about mining on SmoozyPool.

  1. Choose your coin and download the recommended miner from the table above.
  2. Go to the Mining Command Generator on the home page.
  3. Select your coin, enter your wallet address, and copy the generated command.
  4. Run the command in your terminal or save it as a .bat file (Windows).
  5. Check your stats at smoozypool.es/miner.html — paste your wallet address to see hashrate, workers and pending balance.
Pool fee is 1.5% across all coins. See the dashboard for live pool health, accepted shares, and worker activity.
XTM C29 pool mining on :3032 uses PPLNS (Pay Per Last N Shares): the block reward is split proportionally across the rolling share window before the block, after the 1.5% fee. XTM C29 solo mining on :3033 is finder-takes-all: if your worker finds the block, your wallet receives the block reward after the fee.
VarDiff (Variable Difficulty) automatically adjusts the mining difficulty for your worker to target one share every 15 seconds. This keeps the pool server from being overwhelmed by small rigs or starved by large ones. It recalculates every 60 seconds and adjusts up or down based on your actual submission rate. You don't need to configure anything — it's automatic.
The pool tracks hashrate over a 1-hour window. It may take up to 10–15 minutes for your hashrate to appear. If it's been longer:
  • Check your miner is connected to the correct port for your coin.
  • Verify your wallet address is correct — any typo means shares are accepted but credited to the wrong address.
  • Make sure you're using the right algorithm flag for your miner.
  • Check the miner's console output for rejected shares or connection errors.
Each public endpoint has a dedicated stratum port and a current status:
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Yes. Run separate miner instances pointed at different ports, each with the appropriate coin wallet. You can monitor all wallets separately at smoozypool.es/miner.html — enter each wallet individually.
Each coin has its own wallet format:
  • ARRR — Pirate Chain shielded address starting with zs1
  • FIRO — Standard Firo address starting with a (33–35 chars)
  • ZEPH — Zephyr address starting with ZEP
  • ZANO — Zano integrated address starting with Zx or iZ
  • CCX — Conceal address starting with ccx
  • QRL — QRL address starting with Q0 (≥78 chars)
  • XTM — Tari wallet address
Payouts are processed automatically when a block is found. The minimum payout threshold varies by coin to cover transaction fees. Check the Pool Stats page for per-coin minimum payout amounts.
Because this page is meant to recommend miners that still make sense for current public use. Some older miners are unmaintained, lag behind current algorithms, or are simply worse choices than the miners already listed here. The goal is not to show every miner that ever existed, but the ones that are still practical for this pool.
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The pool exposes a REST API at https://smoozypool.es/api/. Right now it is primarily the same data layer used by the dashboard and wallet pages, so treat it as useful public data rather than a frozen long-term contract. Key endpoints:
/api/pool/summary — live public pool summary across catalog endpoints
/api/public-status — public readiness, note, port, miners and live height per endpoint
/api/block-heights — live block heights for all chains
/api/wallet/<address> — XTM wallet stats
/api/<coin>/wallet/<address> — per-coin wallet stats (arrr/firo/zeph/zano/ccx/qrl)
/api/<coin>/stats — per-coin pool statistics
/api/workers — current and recent workers only, without long offline tail
/api/all-blocks — all blocks found across all coins
/api/all-payouts — all payouts across all coins