No registration. Your BTC address is your account. The block reward is paid straight to your address in the coinbase — the pool never custodies your coins.
Use Stratum V1 on port 3333 unless your firmware supports Stratum V2 on 3346.
Optionally append .workerName, e.g. bc1q…rig01. The password is ignored.
Your rig shows up on the stats page within a few minutes after its first share.
stratum+tcp://solo.88pool.com:3333stratum2+tcp://solo.88pool.com:3346/9cUhuBpM8KakJgZHJruzSBwLtWCKuqRGfENV4ESToJbqBfuvhdcPointing rented hashrate (NiceHash, MRR, etc.) at this pool? Use the high-difficulty port below. Username is still your BTC address, password can be anything.
stratum+tcp://solo.88pool.com:4334stratum2+tcp://solo.88pool.com:4336/9cUhuBpM8KakJgZHJruzSBwLtWCKuqRGfENV4ESToJbqBfuvhdcWhy: rented hashrate can be tens of TH/s. On the normal port every share is tiny and would flood the pool, so share difficulty is pinned at 1,000,000 here.
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://solo.88pool.com:3333 -u <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS>.rig01 -p xbfgminer -o stratum+tcp://solo.88pool.com:3333 -u <YOUR_BTC_ADDRESS>.rig01 -p xFill these four boxes on your miner's configuration page.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Pool / URL | solo.88pool.com |
| Port | 3333 |
| Username | your BTC address (e.g. bc1q…rig01) |
| Password | x (ignored) |
Pool: solo.88pool.com · Port: 3333 · Wallet: your BTC address · Miner: any cgminer-compatible.
The pool raises share difficulty to match your hashrate. A low-power rig may take 10+ minutes to submit its first share, and stats only appear after that. You can also set a lower client difficulty in your firmware (minimum 1). Shares are feedback only — they do not change your odds of finding a block.
Your BTC address. You may append .workerName. The password is ignored.
Below roughly 100 GH/s you will realistically never find a block. Treat it as a lottery ticket, not income — check the block-chance table on your stats page.
The coinbase pays your address directly. The pool never custodies your coins and there is no payout schedule or minimum.
Use V2 on 3346 if your firmware supports it — better security, less bandwidth. Otherwise V1 on 3333 works with every ASIC.