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Ergo ERG

Autolykos · PPLNS · 0% fee · min 0.5 ERG

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Pool hashrate

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Miners

Network

608.91 GH/s

Difficulty

73.1T

Block height

1,837,755

Blocks found

Overview Hashrate Difficulty How to mine

Connect & mine ERG

Region	Port	Stratum	Status
Global	3052	`stratum+tcp://stratum.miningboard.com:3052`	ACTIVE

lolMiner

lolMiner --algo AUTOLYKOS2 --pool stratum.miningboard.com:3052 --user <YOUR_WALLET>.rig1

Replace <YOUR_WALLET> with your ERG address and rig1 with any worker name. Full guide →

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About Ergo (ERG) mining

Ergo (ticker ERG) is the thinking miner's GPU coin: a 2019 fair launch (no premine, no ICO, no VC allocation) with serious research pedigree, eUTXO smart contracts, and a memory-hard algorithm — Autolykos v2 — that keeps ASICs out and consumer GPUs in. It is consistently among the most-mined GPU coins post-Ethereum, and this guide covers everything from VRAM requirements to pool setup to the efficiency tuning that actually decides profit.

Ergo launched in July 2019 with one of the cleanest distributions in crypto — every ERG in existence was mined. The chain pairs Bitcoin-style eUTXO accounting with powerful Sigma-protocol smart contracts, two-minute blocks, and a fixed maximum supply of about 97.7 million ERG on a declining emission schedule.

Its proof-of-work, Autolykos v2, is memory-hard: miners repeatedly fetch from a multi-gigabyte dataset that slowly grows with block height, which keeps the algorithm ASIC-resistant and rewards GPUs with fast, ample VRAM. Cards respond extremely well to undervolting — Ergo is a coin where efficiency (MH/J) rather than raw core clock decides who profits, which is why it remains a favorite long-term hold-and-mine coin for GPU fleets.

Mining software: lolMiner covers both vendors; Team Red Miner is the AMD specialist; Rigel is a strong Nvidia option. All are command-line miners configured with a pool URL and your ERG address.

Read the full Ergo mining guide →

ERG mining pool — FAQ

How do I start mining ERG on this pool?

Point your miner at stratum+tcp://stratum.miningboard.com:3052 with your own ERG wallet address as the username (add any worker name after a dot, e.g. yourwallet.rig1). The Connect & mine box above gives copy-paste commands for popular miners — paste your wallet address there and the commands personalize automatically. No registration is required.

What does "Maturing" mean on a block?

When the pool finds a block, the network requires a number of confirmations before that block's reward can be spent — during that window the block shows as Maturing and its reward is an estimate. Once confirmed, the exact on-chain reward appears and is credited to miners. If a block is orphaned by the network it pays nothing, which is normal across all pools.

How are rewards shared (what is PPLNS)?

This pool uses PPLNS (Pay Per Last N Shares): when a block is found, its reward is split across the shares submitted in the recent window, proportional to your contribution. PPLNS rewards loyal miners and smooths out luck — you earn from every block the pool finds while you are mining, even with a small rig.

Read the full PPLNS guide →

When do I get paid?

Earnings are credited to your balance after each block confirms. Once your balance reaches the minimum payout of 0.5 ERG, the pool sends coins to your wallet address automatically — payouts are on-chain transactions you can verify in any explorer. Track your balance any time by pasting your address in the dashboard box above.

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What is the pool fee?

The pool fee is 0.0%. There are no hidden costs — block rewards and transaction fees are distributed to miners via PPLNS.

Why does the dashboard hashrate differ from my miner?

The dashboard shows your effective hashrate, calculated from the shares your rig actually submits, averaged over roughly the last 10 minutes. Your miner reports raw device speed. The two converge over time — short dips and spikes are normal, especially right after connecting.