Connect to the pool
Your login is your transparent payout address. There is no registration, and the pool never needs your keys.
An address for rewards
Create a transparent tmor1… address in the Morana wallet. It becomes your pool login, and payouts go to it.
Get the walletConnect your miner
Two pools — take the nearest: EU for Europe and Africa, US for the Americas.
EUEU · Europe
Stratumstratum+tcp://stratum-eu.morana.network:3032
USUS · America
Stratumstratum+tcp://stratum-us.morana.network:3032
KawPow · login address.worker · password x or pl=N, your payout threshold from 1 XMOR.
Connection commandsMiner commands
Enter your transparent tmor1… address and the T-Rex and GMiner commands build themselves. Linux and Windows differ only in the program name.
Choose the pool nearest to you. EU serves Europe and Africa, US serves the Americas. From Asia or Oceania either can be closer: run ping to both addresses and take the one with the lower time (on Linux and macOS stop ping with Ctrl+C).
ping stratum-eu.morana.network
ping stratum-us.morana.networkBuild your command
The command is assembled in your browser: the address is not sent anywhere and never goes into the link.
Until you enter an address, the commands carry the ADDRESS placeholder; replace it with your tmor1… address.
T-Rex for NVIDIA cards
./t-rex -a kawpow -o stratum+tcp://stratum-us.morana.network:3032 -u ADDRESS.rig01 -p xt-rex.exe -a kawpow -o stratum+tcp://stratum-us.morana.network:3032 -u ADDRESS.rig01 -p xGMiner for NVIDIA and AMD
./miner --algo kawpow --server stratum-us.morana.network:3032 --user ADDRESS.rig01 --pass xminer.exe --algo kawpow --server stratum-us.morana.network:3032 --user ADDRESS.rig01 --pass xWhat it adds up to
Enter a hashrate to get an estimate.
This is an estimate, not a promise: the actual payout depends on pool luck and changes with the network hashrate. Testnet coins are worth nothing.
Payout threshold pl=N
The threshold goes into the stratum password: pl=N, where N is an XMOR amount with a decimal point. The minimum is 1 XMOR. Without pl= the pool threshold applies.
The threshold is set for the payout address. Any worker using that address can submit it. It applies after valid shares from that worker and changes at most once a day: the first accepted value wins, later ones are rejected and shown on the miner page. An invalid value never stops mining.
Ports and difficulty
USUS · America
| Port | TLS | Initial difficulty | VarDiff |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3032 | No | 0.06984919 | 0.02328306–1.00001526 |
| 3033 | No | 0.69849193 | 0.02328306–1.00001526 |
| 3132 | Yes | 0.06984919 | 0.02328306–1.00001526 |
How payouts work
How do I set a payout threshold?
Put pl=N in your miner password. For example, for 2.5 XMOR:
-p 'pl=2.5'When the password also sets difficulty, quote the whole password:
-p 'd=0.05;pl=2.5'General minimum: 1 XMOR. The selected pool allows 1 XMOR–Not available. Without pl=, the threshold is 1 XMOR.
Why has my payout not arrived?
Your balance must reach your threshold and the block reward must mature: 100 blocks, about 100 minutes. The pool pays every 10 minutes. Check your balance, threshold and block status; this site does not trigger payments.
Where do payouts come from?
The pool pays from the pool server's wallet to your payout address; the pool fee is 1%. 2-of-3 signed payouts are the target scheme. A threshold cannot redirect money: the payout always goes to the address itself.
How do I verify a result?
Find the block by height or the payout by transaction hash in the explorer. Hashrate and share data come from the pool; payout confirmations can be checked on-chain.