One address. ECX plus every merged coin, from the same hashrate.
Point any SHA-256 miner here with your bc1 address. Every share you send mines ECX and all the merge-mined coins at the same time. When you find a block on any of them, the reward is written straight to your address in that block. No extra wallets to set up, no balances held, 1% fee.
How merged mining works
Merged-mined coins accept proof-of-work done for another chain. Your miner does the work once; the pool checks every share against every coin.
Username is your bc1 address. That's the only address you ever give us.
The ECX block template carries a commitment to a block on each merged coin, built to pay you.
A share that beats a coin's target becomes a block on that coin, paying 99% to your address and 1% fee.
Coins mined with your hashrate
ECX is the parent chain. Each merged coin is paid to the same key as your bc1 address. Status updates live from the pool.
| Coin | Role | Status | Height | Blocks found |
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New merged coins are added as their nodes finish syncing. A coin shows Active once the pool is mining it.
Ways to mine
Solo Live
ECX solo mining, now with merged coins on top. Find a block and you get the whole reward on that coin, minus 1%, paid in the block itself. Best for anyone who wants the full block.
Shared (PPLNS) Launching
Rewards split by recent shares for steadier, smaller payouts. It opens once the payout system is running.
Your own node Supported
Run your own ECX or merged-coin node and point the pool software at it. The pool code is open to self-host on Windows.
Connect your miner
stratum+tcp://STRATUM_HOST:3335STRATUM_HOST3335YOUR_BC1_ADDRESS.workernamex- Use a bc1q… address from a wallet where you hold the private key or seed. That key controls your ECX and your merged-coin rewards.
- Never use an exchange deposit address. Coins sent there may be lost.
- If your miner checks the coinbase (AxeOS / Nerd*OS), allow a 1% pool fee output.
- Block rewards are spendable after 100 confirmations on each coin.
Pool stats
Stats refresh every 30 seconds.
Look up your miner
ECX blocks found by the pool
FAQ
Do I need a wallet address for every merged coin?
No. The pool pays each coin to the same key behind your bc1 address. On coins with SegWit that is the same bc1 address; on older coins without SegWit it is the legacy address of the same key. Whoever holds your key or seed controls every one of those rewards.
How do I spend the merged coins?
Import the same private key (or seed) into that coin's wallet, or sweep it with a tool you trust. Only do this with wallets from the coin's official site. If you'd rather not reuse a key, ask us to set a different payout address for a specific coin.
What does the 1% fee cover?
On every block the pool builds, 1% of the reward goes to the pool's address inside the same coinbase, and 99% goes to you. The pool never holds your coins.
Does merged mining slow down my ECX mining?
No. Your ECX odds are exactly the same. The merged coins come from the same work at no extra hashrate or power.
What are my odds?
Solo mining is a lottery on each coin: your chance of a block equals your share of that coin's network hashrate. Most large merged coins have difficulty close to Bitcoin's, so small miners should expect long waits and full rewards when a block hits.
Which address types work?
bc1q (recommended) and 1… addresses work on every coin. bc1p (Taproot) and 3… addresses are paid only on coins where they're safe; for others, ask us to set a coin-specific address.
Is this an official ECX pool?
No. MergedHash is independent and not affiliated with ecash.com, LayerTwo Labs, or any merged coin project.