Shielded coinbase. Exact TIDES shares. Your Unified Address is the account.
No login. Paste the Unified Address you mine to — your UA is the account, with clear TIDES labels.
A public window into a non-custodial Zcash pool: live hashrate, TIDES window share, workers, and coinbase payouts you can audit. Not a wallet. Not an exchange.
Mine here when you want shared variance — or run the stack yourself so template power is not concentrated in one operator.
Live TIDES window and estimated pool hashrate — not a wall of tables.
Workers use address.rig. Stats roll up to the Unified Address.
Ranked by work credited in the last 3 hours. Workers = distinct names with a share in the last 15 minutes (same window as Workers active above). Blocks = found by that address (not merely paid in the coinbase).
| # | Address | Hashrate | Share | Workers | Blocks |
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Coinbase multi-payouts — auditable under ZIP-213 zero OVK. Hash opens Zcashinfo.
| Height | Hash | Reward | Found |
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| Window | Hashrate | Shares |
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Roster looks back 30 days · shares are 24h · hashrate columns are 1h / 3h / 24h · use status tiles above to filter
| Height | ZEC | Zatoshis | Explorer |
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Winning shares submitted by this worker. Explorer links open on Zcashinfo.
| Height | Found | Reward | Explorer |
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Payouts are shielded coinbase only (ZIP-213). Register an Orchard Unified Address, then point your ASIC at the short worker login — transparent t1 workers are not paid.
stratum+tcp://host:3333s7k2m9xq.rig1) — or the full u1… UA on software minersx)Rewards pay in the block coinbase (ZIP-213, zero OVK) — the pool never takes custody. TIDES keeps every share distinct so your cut is exact, not approximated by shifts. Public Stratum fee is 1%, taken from miner reward into the operator Unified Address on every found block. Sluice Gateway miners (local Zebra + gateway) are intended for a 0.5% discount when that path is enabled — see Run your own. Discount is not live yet.
How Sluicey pays, how to connect, and how to run your own node.
Questions about connecting, self-hosting, or operating a public instance.
There is no support chat for your wallet balance — payouts are in the coinbase. If a block is missing from your UA, check the dashboard payout table and the block explorer link on that height.
A Zcash pool built so payouts, fees, and share math stay on-chain and auditable — and so running your own instance is a first-class path, not an afterthought.
Most pools take custody of rewards and approximate your work. Sluicey pays miners in the coinbase with ZIP-213 shielded multi-outputs, and splits work with TIDES (based on Ocean’s scheme): every share stays distinct, so your cut is exact.
Keep block construction from concentrating in a few operators — with a fee discount when you run your own templates.
Today: point hashrate at this public pool (1% fee), or self-host Zebra + Sluicey and invite your own rigs. Self-hosting is the strongest decentralization step available now — you control the node, fee, and who connects.
Sluice Gateway: run local Zebra (install scaffold ready) and, when the gateway binary ships, keep template sovereignty while coordinating TIDES with this pool — intended 0.5% fee for verified gateway hashrate. Discount is not live until a maintenance window enables it.
Two paths: full public-style instance, or Sluice Gateway with local Zebra and a planned 0.5% fee vs 1% on this pool.
cd deploy/gateway.env.example → .env; set your Orchard payout UAzebra.toml as miner_addressdocker compose up -d (RPC stays private)stratum+tcp://GATEWAY:3333Gateway binary + live discount are not production-enabled yet. Local Zebra install works now. Details: GATEWAY.md.
https://github.com/codyrs82/sluicey-pool.env.example → .env and set POOL_FEE_UA, POOL_NETWORK, POOL_FEE_BPS=100deploy/zebra.toml as miner_addressdocker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --profile with-zebra up -dcargo build --release --manifest-path rust/coinbase-ffi/Cargo.toml && go run ./cmd/poolhttp://YOUR_HOST:8080 — point miners at stratum+tcp://YOUR_HOST:3333Wait for Zebra to sync before inviting hashrate. Testnet first; mainnet only when you mean it.