Salvium · RandomX · CPU mining
Paste one URL and start mining.
No account, no registration, no configuration beyond this address and your payout wallet as the username. Your first share shows up on the live board within seconds.
stratum+tcp://hashportal-mining.coinquests.net:6060
Username YOUR_ADDRESS.rig-name,
password x. Difficulty tunes
itself to your hardware.
Pool hashrate · 15 min
0 H/s
1 hour 0 H/s · 24 hours 0 H/s
Miners online
0
0 rigs connected
Block height
—
waiting for the node
Network difficulty
—
whole network, not this pool
Already mining elsewhere?
Switching takes one line. Here is what to expect.
Keep your wallet, your miner and your config. The honest version of what changes, what it costs you while you ramp up, and why it is worth it.
Only the pool URL changes
Same address, same miner software, same config file — replace the pool URL and restart. Not ready to move everything? Point one rig at us for a day and compare. If your current pool is PPLNS too, its window keeps paying you for a while after you leave, so trying us costs very little.
Your earnings ramp up first
PPLNS pays on the last 2× network difficulty of work, so your earnings ramp up as your shares fill that window. How long that takes depends on the pool's hashrate, shown once miners are connected. After that you earn at your full rate — nothing is lost, only delayed.
Payouts are lumpier here
How often we find blocks depends on the pool's hashrate, shown once miners are connected. A smaller pool finds blocks less often, so your balance moves in bigger steps. Over time you earn the same per hash; a bigger pool only smooths the curve.
Questions worth asking any pool
Ask them of your current pool too. These are our answers.
- What is the fee, and could it change under me?
- 1%, and the rate in force is recorded on every block we find — a later change can never rewrite what a past block charged.
- Can I check every payout against the chain?
- Each payout shows gross, transaction fee and net, with the transaction id to look up on the explorer.
- Do you show the blocks that went wrong?
- Yes. Orphaned and rejected blocks stay in the list below, paying nothing, rather than quietly disappearing.
- Where does the block reward figure come from?
- From our wallet — what the chain actually paid us — not an estimate from the block template.
- Whose node builds my work?
- Ours. Templates and block submissions never pass through a third-party daemon.
- Do I need an account?
- No. Your address is your identity; there is no email, password or signup.
Every miner who spreads hashrate across more pools makes Salvium harder for any single operator to dominate. Mining here is a small vote for a healthier network.
Getting started
Three steps, about a minute
Nothing to install on our side and nothing to sign up for. If you already have a miner, only the URL changes.
Get a Salvium address
Your wallet address is your identity here — it is the only account there is, and it is where your payouts go. Paste it exactly; a typo'd address is rejected at login rather than quietly collecting a balance nobody can claim.
Point your miner at us
Use the pool URL above with your address as the username. Add
.rig-name
to label a machine, so several rigs show up separately.
Watch your first share land
Difficulty starts conservative and retargets to your hardware within a minute or two. Your worker appears on the live board as soon as it connects.
xmrig -o hashportal-mining.coinquests.net:6060 -u YOUR_SAL_ADDRESS.rig-01 -p x -k
Replace YOUR_SAL_ADDRESS
with your own wallet address. The algorithm is negotiated from the job we
send, so there is nothing else to configure. Want a fixed starting
difficulty? Append +30000
to the username — no account needed to remember it.
Track record
Since launch
Everything this pool has ever been credited with. These numbers only go up — they are counted as shares are accepted, never recalculated.
Work done
19.0 GH
864,184 shares accepted
Blocks found
29
blocks the network kept
Paid to miners
1527.36 SAL
net of on-chain fees, all time
Accepting shares since 11 September 2026. Work is the sum of the difficulty of every share we have accepted, which is the number of hashes miners have been credited for here. Share counts alone would say less: difficulty tunes itself per rig, so one miner's share can be worth fifty of another's.
Payouts
How a found block becomes your balance
Two separate things: PPLNS decides your share of a block, and a timer decides when the balance leaves the pool.
Pool fee
1%
Taken off the block reward before it is split, so it applies to everyone equally. The rate in force is recorded on every block we find.
Minimum payout
1 SAL
Below this, your balance rolls over instead of being eaten by the transaction fee.
Payout sweep
2 hours
Runs on a timer and pays everyone over the threshold. No withdrawal button to remember.
Reward scheme
PPLNS
Your share of a block is your difficulty-weighted share of the last 2× network difficulty of work the pool received.
What PPLNS means for you on day one
The window is rolling, so it ignores round boundaries — there is no advantageous moment to arrive and nothing to gain by hopping. The honest trade-off: when you first connect you earn a little less while your shares fill the window, and you keep earning briefly after you stop mining.
What we take, and what the chain takes
The pool fee above is ours. The on-chain transaction fee is the network's, and it is deducted from your payout — each payout record shows gross, fee and net, with the transaction id so you can check it against the explorer yourself.
Transparency
Blocks we have found
Every block, its reward, and what happened to it — including the ones that got orphaned.
A block the network did not keep pays nothing. Its reward is shown struck through — what it would have been worth — and nothing from it reaches any miner.
| Height | Found | Reward | To miners | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 591,612 | 2026-10-07 10:49 | 52.825 SAL | 52.2968 SAL | distributed |
| 591,536 | 2026-10-07 08:18 | 52.8288 SAL | 52.3006 SAL | distributed |
| 589,919 | 2026-10-05 02:19 | 52.9104 SAL | 52.3813 SAL | distributed |
| 589,832 | 2026-10-04 23:19 | 52.9252 SAL | 52.396 SAL | distributed |
| 588,821 | 2026-10-03 13:10 | 52.9658 SAL | 52.4361 SAL | distributed |
| 588,277 | 2026-10-02 18:58 | 53.1305 SAL | 52.5992 SAL | distributed |