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Run a Private Monero Mining Pool

Step 1 : Setup your Monero wallet - you will need the seed phrase and another wallet for the fee recipient.

Step 2 : Update the env: variables with your information, be sure NOT to use quotes for the seed phrase.

Step 3 : Deploy and wait. Be patient - deploying a pool takes at least 24 hours to be ready. Be sure to fund your deployment with enough AKT!

Step 4 : Click the URI link. You should now see the web interface.

Security of your private keys

You should assume this deployment is the equivalent of a hot wallet. Do not use this wallet for long term storage of coins. Do not remove the signing attribute from this deployment.

A Monero mining pool server written in C.

Design decisions are focused on performance and efficiency, hence the use of libevent and LMDB. Currently it uses only two threads under normal operation (one for the stratum clients and one for the web UI clients). It gets away with this thanks to the efficiency of both LMDB and libevent (for the stratum clients) and some sensible proxying/caching being placed in front of the web UI.

Configuration is extremely flexible, now allowing for the pool to run in a variety of setups, such as highly available and redundant configurations. Discussed further below in: Interconnected pools.

This pool was the first pool to support RandomX and is currently the only pool which supports the RandomX fast/full-memory mode.

The single payout mechanism is PPLNS, which favors loyal pool miners, and there are no plans to add any other payout mechanisms or other coins. Work should stay focussed on performance, efficiency and stability.

The pool also supports an optional method of mining whereby miners select their own block template to mine on. Further information can be found in the document: Stratum mode self-select.

For testing, a reference mainnet pool can be found at monerop.com.

Help / Contact

If you need help setting up your own pool, you can find me (jtgrassie) on IRC in #monero-pool and many of the other Monero channels.

Supporting the project

This mining pool has no built-in developer donation (like other mining pool software has), so if you use it and want to donate, XMR donations to:

451ytzQg1vUVkuAW73VsQ72G96FUjASi4WNQse3v8ALfjiR5vLzGQ2hMUdYhG38Fi15eJ5FJ1ZL4EV1SFVi228muGX4f3SV

would be very much appreciated.