VMESH Mining Pools & Network
Choose the mining model that fits your hardware: direct VMESH SOLO, the new Global PPLNS pool for shared rewards across miners of all sizes, BTC + VMESH Merged SOLO, or the separate Home Mining CPU/GPU pool.
Mining at a glance
A live overview of official VargaMesh mining endpoints, independently operated community pools and comparable pool-hashrate telemetry.
VargaMesh (VMESH) on MiningPoolStats
Explore the VargaMesh entry on MiningPoolStats, a third-party SHA-256 mining directory. It provides another place to discover listed pools and inspect network hashrate, difficulty, block activity and historical charts where data is available.
External resource, not an official VargaMesh service. Third-party figures may be delayed, missing or different from direct node telemetry. Check fees, endpoints and payout terms with the pool operator.
Mining tools beyond the blockchain
Explore independent PoW data and optional hashrate rental services without leaving your wallet or changing the VargaMesh protocol.
Rent or offer SHA-256d hashrate
Compare real ASIC rigs, route rented computing power to your own compatible pool, or offer your own equipment. Rental fees and availability are shown by the external platform.
Both services are external websites operated separately from the VargaMesh protocol. Technical listings do not constitute endorsements. Mining rewards and block finds are not guaranteed.
Mining Rig Rentals
Looking to rent SHA-256d hashpower? Explore available mining rigs on Mining Rig Rentals. Check pool compatibility, pricing and rental terms before placing an order.
External service · Rentals are subject to the provider’s termsLargest pools by observed hashrate
Pools are ranked only when they publish a comparable pool-hashrate value. Network hashrate is never substituted for a pool’s own hashrate.
Public VMESH SOLO Pool
This is the primary public mining endpoint for direct VMESH mining. Connect standard SHA-256d hardware with a VMESH payout address in the Stratum username.
Configure your miner
stratum+tcp://vargamesh.com:3933vm1YOUR_VMESH_ADDRESS.workerx102499 / 1
The current implementation is designed to construct the split directly in the VMESH child coinbase. For each specific payout, the confirmed coinbase transaction is authoritative.
Mine together with the VMESH community
Global PPLNS combines valid share work from participating miners. More combined hashrate increases the pool’s overall probability of finding VMESH blocks; rewards are distributed according to eligible PPLNS contribution.
VargaMesh Global PPLNS
stratum+tcp://global-namp.vargamesh.com:3945CPU, GPU, Bitaxe and smaller compatible SHA-256d minersstratum+tcp://global-namp.vargamesh.com:3946WhatsMiner, Antminer, large ASICs and mining farmsYOUR_VMESH_ADDRESS.WorkerNamexShared-pool telemetry
Live values are aggregated server-side from the Global NAMP API. If the source is unavailable, the page leaves values unknown instead of estimating them.
One SHA-256d workload. Two proof-of-work targets.
Merged SOLO lets a SHA-256d miner work on Bitcoin SOLO while embedding a miner-specific VargaMesh AuxPoW commitment into the same Bitcoin job. The ASIC does not divide its hashrate between two algorithms or two work streams.
Connect a SHA-256d miner
stratum+tcp://mergedsolo.vargamesh.com:3950YOUR_BTC_PAYOUT_ADDRESSYOUR_VMESH_PAYOUT_ADDRESSStratum V1 · Bitcoin SOLO + VMESH AuxPoWvm1qsfsgj70pdv86nguvexzvsflmcknz4lrsj87wx9. No BTC reward is redirected to the VMESH fee address. The confirmed on-chain coinbase is authoritative.End-to-end proven with real ASIC work
On 24 September 2026, live SHA-256d shares from the production Stratum endpoint crossed the VMESH target, were reconstructed into AuxPoW proofs and accepted by the VargaMesh node. This validates the complete miner → Bitcoin parent share → VMESH child submission path.
Production endpoint telemetry
Live status from the dedicated BTC + VMESH Merged SOLO API. Values refresh every 15 seconds and are independent from the public VMESH pool dashboard below.
stratum+tcp://mergedsolo.vargamesh.com:3950Why miners may use it
No hashrate split
The same SHA-256d parent work is evaluated against both the Bitcoin and VMESH targets. Merged mining does not require reserving part of the ASIC hashrate for VMESH.
Bitcoin stays SOLO
The username is the Bitcoin payout address. A Bitcoin-network-difficulty solution remains a Bitcoin SOLO block candidate rather than a pooled share-distribution event.
Independent VMESH identity
The password is the VMESH payout address. The server creates a miner-specific VMESH child template and binds its commitment to that miner’s Bitcoin jobs.
Lower child target can pay first
A share can meet the VMESH target without meeting Bitcoin network difficulty. That can produce a valid VMESH AuxPoW block while Bitcoin solo mining continues normally.
One job, two target checks
Merged mining does not increase the probability of finding a Bitcoin block at a given hashrate. A VMESH block does not mean a Bitcoin block was found. Both networks remain probabilistic proof-of-work systems, and no block, payout, profitability or economic value is guaranteed.
Recent VargaMesh-Bridge blocks
On-chain child blocks attributed to the public mining infrastructure.
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Home Mining / PPLNS for CPU & GPU
The VargaMesh Home Mining pool remains a separate PPLNS service for CPU and GPU miners. It is independent from VMESH SOLO, Global PPLNS and BTC + VMESH Merged SOLO; the current Home Mining service rejects ASIC shares.
Start with your VMESH address
stratum+tcp://homemining.vargamesh.com:3940YOUR_VMESH_ADDRESS.WorkerNamexSHA-256dShared work, separate accounting
With SOLO mining, one miner must personally hit full network difficulty. PPLNS instead measures contributed shares across the pool and distributes a found pool block according to eligible work in the PPLNS window.
Community mining pools
Independently operated pools. Check Stratum, fees and payment terms with the operator; unverified candidates are not mining endpoints.
Personal mining dashboard
Enter a public VMESH payout address to see recent pool hashrate, workers and on-chain reward history. No private key, seed or login is required.
Public VMESH SOLO pool status
Aggregate telemetry; private miner identities are not publicly listed.
Pool hashrate history
Direct, Merged and total observed hashrate
Direct Pool and BTC + VMESH Merged SOLO are measured separately. Total Mining Power combines those two observed sources; Network Hashrate remains a separate blockchain estimate.
VargaMesh block flow
Mempool-style live view from the public VargaMesh API.
Observed miner agents
Aggregated CKPool device telemetry without publishing IP addresses or mapping hardware types to individual payout addresses.

