Monero
RandomX, the most accessible algorithm the engine supports — designed to run on a normal CPU, from a laptop to a Raspberry Pi, ASIC-resistant by design. The lowest-barrier algorithm for a buyer whose future users will mine on everyday hardware.
Specs · XMR
How the demo runs this chain.
POOL CONFIG
| Algorithm | RandomX |
| Pool fee | 1.0% |
| Payout method | PPLNS |
| Min payout | 0.05 XMR |
| Payout cadence | Daily + on-demand |
| Stratum v2 | Yes · supported |
NETWORK
| Network hashrate | 3.84 GH/s |
| Difficulty | 484 G |
| Block reward | 0.6 XMR |
| Block time | ~2 min |
| Network type | Open / permissionless |
| Hardware class | CPU |
Connect
Example pool URLs.
XMR runs live as a demonstration pool — follow its shares and blocks on the dashboard at pool.demo.getcrypto.co.in. The hosts below are placeholders an operator re-points at their own infrastructure.
stratum+tcp://eu.example-pool.net:3334 14ms
stratum+tcp://us.example-pool.net:3334 92ms
stratum+tcp://as.example-pool.net:3334 184ms
high latency EXAMPLE · XMRIG · XMR
Output estimator
What would this hardware produce?
Estimates the testnet coin output a given hashrate would receive from the demo pool, plus the energy it draws. Testnet coins have no monetary value — this is not an earnings or profit projection. A buyer who launches their own chain sets their own economics.
DAILY OUTPUT
0
ENERGY / DAY
0 kWh
ELECTRICITY / DAY
£0.00
See it live
Watch a real pool find blocks.
The Monero demonstration pool is running live right now — follow its shares and blocks on the live dashboard. Coins are valueless testnet tokens with no monetary value; when you run the stack yourself, your miners point at your own stratum endpoint.