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Solo-mine ECX on an independent pool, 1% fee.

MergedHash runs its own ECX full node on the US West Coast. When your miner finds an ECX block, 99% of the reward plus fees is written straight to your address in the block itself. Every share also mines the merged coins, so ECX solo miners get those for free.

Start miningMerged coins
Own ECX nodeNon-custodial – paid in the coinbaseNo account or minimumBitaxe, NerdQAxe, NerdOctaxe, Antminer

ECX network and pool

ECX block height
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Network hashrate
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ECX network
Network difficulty
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Pool hashrate
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all connected miners
ECX blocks found
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by this pool
Pool fee
1%
in the coinbase

Stats refresh every 30 seconds.

Connect your miner

stratum+tcp://STRATUM_HOST:3335
STRATUM_HOST
3335
YOUR_BC1_ADDRESS.workername
x
Before you connect
  • Use a bc1q… address from a wallet where you hold the private key or seed. That key controls your ECX and your merged-coin rewards.
  • Never use an exchange deposit address. Coins sent there may be lost.
  • If your miner checks the coinbase (AxeOS / Nerd*OS), allow a 1% pool fee output.
  • Block rewards are spendable after 100 confirmations on each coin.

ECX blocks found by the pool

No blocks yet. Yours could be the first.

ECX FAQ

What is ECX?

ECX (eCash) is a SHA-256 drivechain that split from Bitcoin at block 973,728 in late October 2026. Bitcoin-style bc1 addresses and Bitcoin miners work unchanged.

How do payouts work?

This is a solo pool. The miner who finds a block receives 99% of the block reward plus fees, paid directly in that block's coinbase to the address used as the username. The pool never holds your coins.

Do I also get merged coins?

Yes. The same work is checked against every merged coin the pool mines, paid to the same key as your bc1 address. See the coin list.

What are my odds?

Your chance of finding each ECX block equals your share of the ECX network hashrate. Small miners may wait a long time, then receive the full reward when they hit one.

Why is my miner showing rejected or stale shares?

A few stale shares are normal when blocks change. Persistent rejects usually mean a typo in the address or the wrong port.

Is this the official eCash pool?

No. MergedHash is independent and not affiliated with ecash.com, LayerTwo Labs, or any exchange.