We have set up our own Monero mining pool, and it is now running. You can follow its activity on the new Mining page at xmr20.org/mine, with live hashrate, charts and a comparison with other Monero pools.
At the time of our 4 November snapshot, XMR20 placed #14 in the dashboard's comparison with tracked pools. It is an exciting milestone to share with the community. More will be announced soon.
Our pool is up and running
4 November 2026
The new Mining page gives the community a place to see the pool in action. Its overview shows our measured hashrate, accepted shares, active worker connections and the uptime of the current run. The activity refreshes automatically every 15 seconds.
Captured from xmr20.org/mine on 4 November 2026. The activity figures and chart are a snapshot; the live page updates automatically.
Hashrate describes how much mining work is being performed each second. Our headline figure is estimated from verified work over the last ten minutes, with a separate last-minute reading for a closer look at recent activity. During our 19:12 UTC snapshot on 4 November, the ten-minute estimate was 18.86 MH/s — about 18.9 million hashes per second.
The mining link is now in the website header, immediately before Explorer. The page uses the same visual style as the rest of xmr20.org, making it easy to move between mining activity, token records, the market and community updates.
Anyone can view the dashboard without connecting a wallet. The pool is currently operated privately by XMR20; this update introduces the pool and its public activity page.
What we checked
The public dashboard showed Mining now, a measured 18.86 MH/s and 41 worker connections in the captured 4 November snapshot. The figures are recorded at that moment and continue to change on the live page.
A top-15 position alongside tracked Monero pools
Measured at 19:12 UTC
At the time of this update's snapshot, XMR20 ranked #14 in our dashboard's hashrate comparison — inside the top 15 when placed alongside the tracked Monero pools. The highlighted XMR20 row makes our position easy to find.
4 November snapshot. XMR20's measured hashrate is compared with tracked pool data; the highlighted row is our dashboard's comparison, not an official listing.
The table combines public pool figures from MiningPoolStats with XMR20's own measured hashrate. You can compare hashrate and estimated network share, with additional pool information shown where it is available. The network-share chart gives a quick visual overview.
This is a comparison on our dashboard, rather than an official MiningPoolStats listing for XMR20. It covers the tracked pools in the source plus our own pool; measurement windows differ and positions move as hashrates change. The snapshot records where we stood on 4 November, while the live page provides the latest view.
What we checked
The public statistics response and captured table both placed XMR20 at #14. Comparing its measured hashrate against the other rows reproduced that position.
Follow the activity over time
New on xmr20.org
The Live hashrate chart shows XMR20's ten-minute estimate alongside its last-minute reading. Choose a 15-minute, one-hour, six-hour or 24-hour view to explore the available samples. The pool publishes a rolling history, so new visitors can see recorded activity as soon as they open the page.
Seven-day history for selected tracked pools, captured on 4 November. XMR20's own measured history is shown separately in the dashboard's Live hashrate chart.
Further down, the seven-day chart shows hourly readings for the largest tracked Monero pools. Select the pools you want to compare and follow how their reported hashrates have changed. XMR20's own activity appears in the separate live chart above.
Together with the network summary and comparison table, these charts turn the new page into an easy place to keep up with our mining activity. The screenshots in this edition capture its first day on the website; open the dashboard for the current figures.
What we checked
The live page rendered XMR20's published sample history, the network-share bars and the seven-day pool chart. Pool comparisons refresh approximately every minute as new source data becomes available.
Evidence & release status
This edition uses the public Mining page and its statistics response, checked on 4 November 2026. The ranking and 18.86 MH/s reading refer to the 19:12 UTC snapshot; screenshots were captured shortly afterwards. Pool activity and rankings change over time. All three images show the public dashboard.
| Workstream | Recorded state |
|---|---|
| Our mining pool | Running · dashboard live |
| Top-15 comparison | #14 in the 4 November snapshot |
| Charts and activity | Live charts and published history |
What comes next
Our Monero mining pool is running, the dashboard is live, and the community can now follow its activity in one place. More will be announced soon.
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