ECXenterprised
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Solo-mine ECX for a flat 0.25% fee.

An independent, non-custodial ECX solo pool. When your miner finds a block, 99.75% of the reward is written straight to your address in the block itself. No accounts, no balances held, no minimum payout.

Pool stats

Pool hashrate
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all connected miners
Miners online
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Blocks found
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by this pool
ECX block height
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Network difficulty
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Pool fee
0.25%
flat, permanent

Stats refresh every 30 seconds.

Connect your miner

stratum+tcp://stratum.ecx.enterprised.cloud:3335
stratum.ecx.enterprised.cloud
3335
YOUR_ECX_ADDRESS.workername
x
Before you connect
  • Use a bc1… address from a wallet you control. ECX addresses look like Bitcoin addresses.
  • Never use an exchange deposit address. ECX sent there may be lost.
  • Any SHA-256 miner works: Bitaxe, NerdQAxe, NerdOctaxe, Antminer, Whatsminer.
  • On miners with coinbase checking (AxeOS / Nerd*OS), a 0.25% fee passes normal limits.
  • Block rewards are spendable after 100 confirmations.

Look up your miner

Blocks found by the pool

No blocks yet. Yours could be the first.

FAQ

Is this the official eCash pool?

No. ECXenterprised is an independent pool. It is not affiliated with ecash.com, LayerTwo Labs, or any exchange.

How do payouts work?

This is a solo pool. The miner who finds a block receives 99.75% of the block reward plus fees, paid directly in that block's coinbase transaction to the address used as the username. The pool never holds your coins.

When does ECX mainnet start?

ECX splits from Bitcoin at block 973,728 (around October 29–31, 2026). Before that, this pool follows the Bitcoin chain.

What are my odds?

Solo mining is a lottery: your chance of finding each block equals your share of the ECX network's hashrate. Small miners may go a long time without a block, 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.