Pool stats
Live hashrate, workers, and network data for every coin we support. Refreshed every 60 seconds.
Bitcoin Pool Hashrate
SHA-256d
Pool Hashrate
232.22 TH/s
Workers
3
Network Hashrate
919.04 EH/s
Difficulty
125.86T
Block Height
#937,291
Understanding pool stats
The numbers above come directly from our Miningcore backend and the blockchain networks. Here is what each metric means.
Pool Hashrate
The combined computational power of every worker connected to Bitmern Solo for a given coin. Higher pool hashrate means more shares being submitted and a greater collective chance of finding a block.
Connected Workers
The number of individual mining devices currently submitting shares. A single miner account can have multiple workers, each appearing in your dashboard with its own name, hashrate, and status.
Network Hashrate
The total hashrate of the entire blockchain network worldwide. Your chance of finding a block is your hashrate divided by the network hashrate. Higher network hashrate means harder blocks.
Block Height
The sequential number of the latest block on the blockchain. Each time any miner finds a valid block, the height increments by one. This confirms the network is actively producing blocks.
Network Difficulty
A measure of how hard it is to find a valid block hash. Difficulty adjusts automatically to keep block times consistent as total network hashrate changes. Higher difficulty means more computation required per block.
Miners
The number of unique wallet addresses connected to the pool. Each miner can have one or more workers. Miners are identified by the wallet address used in their stratum connection.
How blocks are found
Your ASIC repeatedly hashes block data with different nonces until it finds a hash that meets the network's difficulty target.
Miner receives work
The pool sends your miner a block template containing pending transactions and a target difficulty.
Shares are submitted
Your miner finds solutions that meet a lower "share" difficulty, proving it is working. These estimate your hashrate.
A valid block is found
Occasionally a share also meets the full network difficulty — this is a valid block, immediately broadcast to the network.
Network confirmation
Other nodes verify the block and add it to the chain. After enough confirmations (100 for BTC), the reward matures.
Reward payout
The entire block reward (minus 1% fee) is sent directly to your wallet. No splitting, no waiting.
Effort & luck
What is effort?
Effort is the percentage of expected work completed toward finding a block. At 100% you have done exactly the statistically expected work. Below 100% is lucky, above is unlucky — but the odds reset with every hash.
0–100%
Lucky
100–200%
Normal
200%+
Unlucky
VarDiff explained
How it works
VarDiff automatically adjusts share difficulty based on how fast your miner hashes. Shares coming too fast? Difficulty goes up. Too slow? It goes down. This keeps submissions at an optimal rate without any configuration on your part.
Does it affect block chances?
No. Share difficulty is purely an accounting measure. Whether you submit one high-difficulty share or many low-difficulty shares, the total work is the same. Your block chances depend only on hashrate vs. network hashrate.
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