DigiByte
SHA-256 · Fusion DGBPOOL ACTIVE
DigiByte (DGB)
FusionPool's own Stratum connected to the DigiByte node and FusionPool database.
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Hybrid DigiByte pool for small and large miners
Mine DigiByte.
Take part for real.
A hybrid pool: first, we deduct 2% from the gross reward. Of the remaining 98%, 70% goes to the block finder, 25% to the Fusion Team, and 5% to the Jackpot.From USB MINERS and ESP32 devices to large-scale MINERS, every valid share counts.
No profit guarantees. Mining involves luck, network difficulty, and risk.
Mine DGB
Check your mining
Track hashrate, workers, shares, rewards, and payments using your DigiByte wallet.
No account or password required. Use the same wallet configured as your miner username.
How the Hybrid Pool Works
FusionPool keeps the excitement of solo mining while sharing part of the reward with miners who continuously support the pool. The block finder still receives the largest share.
-2%
FusionPool Fee
The pool deducts 2% of the gross block reward to maintain servers, node, database, and infrastructure.
70%
Block Finder
The miner who finds the block receives 70% of distributable net reward. In addition to the 70%, the block finder also participates normally in the 25% Fusion Team share according to valid shares and qualification weight. Find the block, receive the largest share.
25%
Fusion Team
25% of net reward is distributed proportionally among miners based on valid shares and qualification weight.
5%
Fusion Jackpot
5% of net reward goes to the Fusion Jackpot. Qualified wallets participate in drawings for the accumulated jackpot.
How Fusion Team Works
From the first valid share, the wallet begins accumulating qualification time. With less than 24 completed hours, the Fusion Team distribution weight is 10%. For each completed day of qualified activity, the weight increases by 10 percentage points: 1 day = 10%, 2 days = 20%, 3 days = 30%, continuing up to 10 days or more = 100%. The weight is applied to valid shares when distributing the 25% allocated to the Fusion Team.
Less than 24 completed hours10% weight
24 hours / 1 completed day10% weight
48 hours / 2 completed days20% weight
72 hours / 3 completed days30% weight
96 hours / 4 completed days40% weight
120 hours / 5 completed days50% weight
144 hours / 6 completed days60% weight
168 hours / 7 completed days70% weight
192 hours / 8 completed days80% weight
216 hours / 9 completed days90% weight
240 hours / 10 days or more100% weight
Proportional Distribution
The 25% belongs to the entire Fusion Team, not to a single wallet. The amount is not divided equally by the number of participants. Each wallet receives a share proportional to its weighted valid shares.
The formula used is: valid shares × qualification weight. The weight is calculated from completed qualified days: less than 24h = 10%, 1 day = 10%, 2 days = 20%, and so on up to 10 days or more = 100%. With the same amount of valid work, a wallet at 100% qualification has 5× the effective weight of a wallet at 20%. Even with full qualification, miners contributing more valid shares still receive proportionally more. The block finder also participates normally in this 25% distribution, in addition to receiving the 70% block-finder share.
No Reward for Ghost Connections
Only valid activity verified by the Stratum is included in reward distribution. Being connected, appearing as a worker, or keeping a connection open does not generate rewards by itself. Invalid shares do not increase participation, and excessively poor share quality may disqualify the wallet from the Fusion Team and Fusion Jackpot.
Fusion Jackpot
Jackpot participation requires 240 fully qualified hours, the minimum number of valid shares defined by FusionPool and share quality within operational limits. Full qualification unlocks eligibility, but does not change the proportional Fusion Team distribution.
How Reward Distribution Works
First, FusionPool deducts 2% from the gross block reward. The remaining 98% forms the distributable net reward.
Gross reward
100%
FusionPool operating fee
-2%
Distributable net reward
98%
Block Finder
70% of net reward
Fusion Team
25% of net reward
Fusion Jackpot
5% of net reward
Network and Payment Costs
Network, transaction, wallet, service, platform, and conversion fees or any other costs applicable to transferring and paying the coin are deducted from the respective beneficiary. FusionPool does not subsidize these costs. Any deductions applied will be recorded transparently.
Pool Block History
Confirmed blocks found by FusionPool, with date and time.
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How to Mine on FusionPool
You only need a DigiByte wallet and SHA-256 compatible mining hardware.
1
Create your wallet
Use a valid address from your DigiByte wallet.
2
Configure the Stratum
Enter the host, port, wallet address, and worker name.
3
Use WALLET.WORKER
Example: YOUR_WALLET.Bitaxe01
4
Start mining
Track valid shares, blocks, and your participation.
Connect Your Miner to FusionPool
Connect your SHA-256 miner to FusionPool DigiByte and track valid shares, blocks, and rewards.
Mine DigiByteALGORITHM SHA-256DHOST dgb.fusionpool.proUSERNAME YOUR_WALLET.WORKERPASSWORD xSTATUS ONLINE
3332
Ultra Low
20 kH/s to 99.99 MH/sESP32, NerdMiner, SparkMiner, and other SHA-256 micro miners.
Initial: 0.01 · VarDiff: 0.001 to 0.13333
Low Hash
100 MH/s to 299.99 GH/sLow-power miners, USB miners, and similar hardware.
Initial: 16 · VarDiff: 1 to 1283334
Home Miners
300 GH/s to 2.99 TH/sBitaxe, Gamma, NerdAxe, and small SHA-256 ASICs.
Initial: 1,024 · VarDiff: 256 to 2,0483335
ASIC Miners
3 TH/s to 19.99 TH/sLuckyMiner, Magic Miner, NerdOctaxe, NerdQaxe, Antminer S9, and similar miners in the 3 to 20 TH/s range.
Initial: 2,048 · VarDiff: 1,024 to 4,0963336
Pro Hash
20 TH/s to 39.99 TH/sMid-range ASICs and groups of miners within this hashrate range.
Initial: 4,096 · VarDiff: 2,048 to 4,0963337
High ASIC
40 TH/s to 100 TH/sAvalon Q90, Antminer S19, and high-performance SHA-256 ASICs.
Initial: 4,096 · Automatic VarDiff: 2,048+3338
Ultra Hash
Above 100 TH/sS19 XP, S21, WhatsMiner, ASICs above 100 TH/s, multiple machines, or large-scale hashrate.
Initial: 4,096 · Automatic VarDiff: 4,096+Which port should I use? Use the port that matches your miner's total hashrate. The initial difficulty prevents excessive share submissions, while VarDiff continues to automatically adjust difficulty according to your miner's actual hashrate. You do not need to switch ports just because the hashrate fluctuates within the indicated range.