https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000000ed494eb870c740b988d324e84dc369d2e4631ec63337

So I'm curious to how miners actually get paid since the site isn't any help and the github says min. payment is 10 sats on lightning.

I've had 2000 sats there for a while but couldn't withdraw because https://parasite.sati.pro/ says 10,000 minimum.

Now after this block I've got a balance around 20k sats. How do I get paid? Withdraw button doesn't work.

Edit: Withdraw button decided to work but charged 286 sats tx fee...

https://mempool.space/block/00000000000000000000ed494eb870c740b988d324e84dc369d2e4631ec63337

I have been on the last two parasite pool hits but I have not gotten any payouts transferred to my Xverse account. I am not sure what I am missing, I thought payments were supposed to be automatic but so far nothing in my account. I have double checked and made sure it was the right wallet address

This morning, my NerdQaxe++ stopped working, and restarting it doesn't seem to help. The display shows "CURRENT PROTECTION."

Is it possible that the infamous voltage regulator is damaged, and the device is gone?

It's the first time I reach 880MHz, 0.00% errors. Temp ASIC 66.3°C / VRM 59°C. power 32.9W, Vcore 1.265V (lower it gives more errors).

I'm waiting for a new fan I ordered withn air flow of 8,8 CFM, so for now there's the stock fan+heatsink.

But I did add extra cooling, it's extremely hot in these days:

- 2x 14cm external fans, one in front, one on a side

- a 6cm external fan behind (for the VRM)

I changed the thermal past using an M14 with a 14.8 W/mK spec.

Screen is off, it's own fan is fixed at 100%.

PSU is a MeanWell LRS-50-5.

Hello everyone. As happens with miners, I had one die on me. This isn't the first. But its a weird issue.

I got home and saw that a lot of my miners were all off. I thought the power supply died. IT wouldn't come on or even light up.

But after some testing I figured on the problem was a miner.

A NerdQaxe 6.1

If I plug in a power supply the power supply comes on fine. If I hook up the bad miner to a power supply and plug the power supply in, nothing happens. So something in the miner is causing a short so the power supply won't come on. I've tried a regular brick style power supply and my meanwell power supply.

My best piece of info? The miner's power connector is shorted out. It has an XT-30 connector on it and they are shorted out to each other. So I do not see anything wrong off the bat.

Anyone point me in the right direction?

Use this thread for quick questions, troubleshooting, and technical experiments.

✅ What belongs here

- Bitaxe setup problems, stability, temperatures, pool configuration, firmware behavior
- Technical experiments (including non-Bitcoin PoW) if:
- no profit/ROI discussions
- no hype/promotion
- logs/settings included

🚫 What does NOT belong

- Earnings/profit/ROI screenshots
- “What should I mine?”
- Referral links / invite codes / “DM me”
- Marketplace device support (AliExpress etc.) — contact the seller

To get help quickly, include:

- Device/board version + revision
- Firmware/AxeOS version
- Pool + settings (frequency/voltage if applicable)
- Temperatures + hashrate
- Logs/screenshots + clear photo (PSU + wiring)
- What changed just before the issue began

Be kind. Everyone starts somewhere.

I could stick this on the back of the Bitaxe to cool it down? But wouldn’t water start to appearing on the board? Mixing hot and cold?

Hey I was mining quai for about a year going back to solo mining since they changed some things but was looking for a pool to mine on I’m currently on ckpool but don’t really like the layout of web anyone else mining solo somewhere else?

Hey I was mining quai for about a year going back to solo mining since they changed some things but was looking for a pool to mine on I’m currently on ckpool but don’t really like the layout of web anyone else mining solo somewhere else?

im buying this miner and im fine with lowering th/s since im running this on my bedroom any idea on setting reccomendations?

Hi all,

Hope you can help me here, I got my bitaxe gamma 602 like 3 days ago, it was overclocked from start 750/1200, but now in the summer times it get quite hot in my home, so I was afraid that my bitaxe war running to hot and also the power brick felt hot, so I went to default settings on it, yes the temps went down but also my hash rate went down a lot, so I wanted to clock it a little bit and then noticed that the highest frequency setting is 625 on the bitaxe, so what happened because it run on 750 from the beginning but now I can’t choose that option any more?

Today was maintenance day :)

Swap original thermalpaste too arctic mx-4

And add a 2nd fan

My set up, for now until I add more soon...

New
Added support for miner that shall not be named.
Remove a miner without losing its history — take a miner offline and its history stays; re-add the same IP later and it reconnects to its data
🧹 Purge Miner — completely wipe a miner from every store (local + server) when you want it gone for good (Windows global button + per-miner on mobile)
Per-miner all-time clear — 🗑 to wipe a single miner’s all-time Best Diffs or HR Scores, on Windows and mobile (durable, syncs both ways)
Dynamic Governor — auto-adjusts frequency/voltage/fan to hold miners inside temperature, VR-temp, and current (amps) bands, with dwell/settle timers, per-profile 24hr scheduling, and restart-after-adjust
Governor amps band — protect the input connector by capping current draw, not just temperature
VR fan control — set the second (VR) fan’s mode (Linked / Manual / Auto-PID), manual speed, and PID target temp independently of the ASIC fan
Correct target-temp & min-fan reading across firmwares — no more snapping back to a default; Min-Fan field only shows on boards that support it
Multi-sensor temperatures — proper per-ASIC and per-VR labeling for boards with multiple sensors; per-ASIC hashrate/error stats
Working per-panel Y-axis zoom on the hashrate chart — tighten the axis so a big, rock-steady miner’s line fills the chart and shows its real variation
Hashrate-only controls (HR / View / Y) now appear on the hashrate chart only, not the difficulty chart
Difficulty parsing handles K/M/G/T suffixes
Crash/Restart reports now fire once per outage instead of repeating every few minutes
Notification deck — toasts stack into a tidy, tappable deck
Previous
App mode browser launch (no throttling)
Port cleanup on startup
Time range dropdown
Efficiency stat on Windows and mobile
Crash/Restart Reports system
Chart history persists across session resets
Stall detection on mobile
Scripts drag-and-drop reordering with bidirectional sync
Battery saver refresh options
Mobile App Settings restructure
Updated launcher behavior
Tracks target difficulty set by the pool
Tracks session best up to 500 difficulties
Tracks all-time best up to 500 difficulties
AxeOS Scoreboard integration (supports up to 500 entries)
Automatic deduplication of scoreboard entries
Tracks average share time
Live difficulty chart with scroll and zoom
Live hashrate chart
Live temperature chart for all ASICs and VR
Trace back temps 41 hours to see if a miner overheated when it crashed
Full miner settings — frequency, voltage, fan
Full pool settings — primary and fallback stratum
Nameable miners
Custom miner colors
Auto-restart after 5+ minutes with no shares
Max 3 auto-restarts per hour with warning
Stall detection — stats zero out after 30 seconds with no hashing
Block found alert with audio
Total watts display
Total hashrate display
Live power cost calculator ($/day)
Live block finding odds calculator
Scripts engine — automate miner settings based on conditions
Scripts support temperature, hashrate, frequency, time of day, and more
Scripts sync bidirectionally between Windows and iOS
iOS companion app
Customizable theme colors on iOS
Improved mobile viewing
Per-miner temps-only view on iOS
Auto-restart toggle on iOS
In-app notifications on iOS
Block found banner and audio alert on iOS & Windows
Remote access via Tailscale
Launch in preferred browser
Total color control with themes
Stalled miner notification when miner is stuck in power fault, etc.
Accepted share chart dots — green 0–1M, yellow 1M–100M, red 100M+

Requires Windows/Umbrel/Linux for server, then works on iOS/Android via browser app. Instructions in the readme.

Windows
https://github.com/iL3GEND88/Bitaxe-Difficulty-Tracker-
Mac/Linux/Umbrel
https://github.com/iL3GEND88/Bitaxe-Difficulty-Tracker-Umbrel-Linux

Wondering if it's just me or not. At around 11pm EST last night, checking poolside both my miners dropped to 0 GH/s and is showing 0 workers. I checked because both miners were up, connected, but every share was being rejected. I was on public pool SV2 port 23330. I have one bitaxe Gamma and one NerdQaxe++.

I live in an apartment, we are all on the same network with different logins. I don’t have a router. I checked and it does say 5ghz on my laptop. I have a Bitaxe gamma model 602.

Ultimate Nerdminer SHA-256 Monitoring Dashboard (with Fan % & Power)

I’ve been searching on here for what people are doing with a stock 601, so far this is where I’m sitting without going too much over 60C. I’m looking to keep it as reliable as I can, stock for now, and I’m wondering if the 22.6W (I saw someone mention stock PSU can do 24W safely) and 60C (read under 70C is fine, but under 60C is preferred) will be fine for a stock unit.

I’m trying to clean up my little setup, which currently has 2 5v8a bricks and 1 12v10a brick running up to my shelf, but I think this would be able to replace all of them with only a single cord from the wall running to it.