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Prepare your GPU, choose a worker name and connect using the official Common Foundry software.
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Get the official Mainnet miner.
Download from Common Foundry’s official releases. Verify the signed checksums using the project’s release instructions before running the package.
NVIDIA · Linux, HiveOS & Windows/WSL2
Use the official Mainnet pool miner package for your system. Install a compatible NVIDIA driver, extract the package and follow its bundled setup instructions. Select the intended GPU in the supplied launcher.
Open official releases ↗PapoPool packages · Common Foundry v1.0.16
The official miner, unmodified, with a launcher preconfigured for PapoPool. Only your public address is asked.
- Linux 68.7 MB d858299d36…b02f7a91 Tested by PapoPool (RTX 5090, Ubuntu)
- Windows 68 MB 83a5d1f6b0…2aac3642 Not tested by PapoPool yet
- HiveOS 68.7 MB 768202055a…a34ee244 Not tested by PapoPool yet
SHA-256 of each package: SHA256SUMS.txt. Each package also contains the signed checksums of the official release.
Prepare your payout address.
Create or open your official Mainnet wallet. Copy its public receiving address and set a unique worker label for each GPU or rig, such as rig-01.gpu0.
Keep all key handling in the official software. This website only uses your public address to look up statistics.
Use the verified pool connection.
In the official miner’s bundled setup or launcher, configure the pool URL, your local payout key as instructed by the package, and your worker name. The miner authenticates the payout key locally.
Use the numeric IP, TLS port and exact certificate fingerprint reported in the connection panel.
Check your contribution.
Start your miner and confirm accepted shares in its console. Then search your public address to monitor workers, shares, pending balance and credited rewards.
Find my statistics →Prepare your Linux NVIDIA command
For the official start-miner.sh launcher, run from its extracted folder.
New to pool mining?
What is a worker?
A worker identifies one mining process, GPU or rig under your payout address. Use a unique, recognizable name for each one, such as rig-01.gpu0. The official pool protocol binds a worker label to the authenticated payout key for the session.
Why do I need a TLS certificate fingerprint?
The miner checks the SHA-256 fingerprint of the pool’s exact TLS leaf certificate before sending authenticated work. Copy both the numeric IP and the published pin. If the certificate changes, verify the new fingerprint before reconnecting. The website’s HTTPS address and the miner’s TLS endpoint serve different purposes.
How does PPLNS work?
Pay Per Last N Shares distributes a mature block’s eligible mining reward among work in a recent share window. The official implementation weights contributions by exact share work. Your share of that work determines your allocation after the operator fee. Rewards depend on blocks found by the pool; there is no guaranteed daily return. The dashboard shows the current window reported by the pool.
When do block rewards mature?
Common Foundry mined rewards require 100 confirmations before becoming spendable. A discovered block may therefore appear as immature before rewards can be credited. Confirmation progress depends on the chain; a fixed wall-clock payout time is not guaranteed.
Do I need to connect my wallet to this website?
No. Looking up statistics only requires your public receiving address. Your payout key is handled locally by the official miner or wallet. The website never asks for a seed phrase, private key or wallet file.