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How to read your mining dashboard

Last updated: July 23, 2026

A tour of your miner dashboard: hashrate averages, workers, balances, blocks and payments, and what each number is really telling you.

Finding your dashboard

There is no login: type your wallet address into the search box on any page and your dashboard opens. Everything it shows is your address's slice of the pool, updated live, so bookmark the page and it is always current.

The top of the miner dashboard with current hashrate and balances — The top of the dashboard: your current hashrate, a 24-hour chart, and your balances.

Hashrate and workers

The hashrate panel shows your current pool-side speed and a rolling average; compare it against your miner console using the 24-hour figure, not the live one. The workers list breaks your total down per rig, so you can spot a single machine that has gone offline or slowed.

The workers tab listing each rig with its hashrate and shares — The Workers tab breaks your hashrate down per rig, so a dead or slow machine stands out.

Balances, blocks and payments

Your balance splits into pending (the estimated value of blocks still maturing) and confirmed (the payable amount waiting for the next hourly payout). The blocks and payments panels list what the pool has found and what has been sent to you, each checkable on the block explorer.

The live stream

The Live tab streams your events as they happen: accepted shares, connects, disconnects and block finds. It is the quickest way to confirm a rig is working right now, and to catch stale shares or a flapping worker in real time.

Ready to put this into practice?

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