ORANGE
POOL™? no.
A small clearing in the proof-of-work forest.
Bring a CPU. Stay a while.
Enter the
orange zone.
Use the Orange-compatible fork of XMRig. Standard XMRig does not support OAG. Mining needs your public receiving address only.
Get XMRig for OAG ↗TCP reachability passed from three outside servers on October 10, 2026. Two mainnet payout transactions were confirmed on October 10, 2026. An outside worker submitted an accepted share on October 10, 2026.
Public address only. Never enter a seed or private key.
xmrig -a rx/oag \
-o mine.orange.gen.nz:1920 \
-u YOUR_OAG_ADDRESSOur little dig site.
Fetching pool observations…
Hashrate is estimated from submitted shares and fluctuates. Block counts reflect the pool’s recorded history; immature rewards are not paid yet. The feed is marked stale after three minutes without an update.
Recent blocks
| Height / explorer | State |
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The chain, right now.
Fetching network observations…
Network-wide figures from the upstream explorer, not pool performance. Open the full network observatory →
The earlier pool record remains available as a dated archival snapshot.
No mystery
ingredients.
This is an independent community pool, not the official Orange project. Start with the terms and the software—not promises of returns.
- Sharing rewards
- PPLNS distributes rewards by recent contributed work, using a window equal to twice the block difficulty. The operator takes 1%.
- Getting paid
- Rewards mature after 120 blocks. The pool checks for payouts every 10 minutes; an eligible balance must reach 1 OAG. Transaction fees are deducted proportionally from payments.
- Who holds the coins
- The pool holds rewards under its own key until they are paid. Miners retain control of their receiving wallets. Do not send deposits to the pool.
- Restarts and reorganizations
- The upstream software keeps its rolling share window in memory, so that window resets on restart. A block removed from the chain loses its corresponding reward.
- Pilot status
- Public TCP connectivity is verified; two mainnet payout transactions are confirmed. An outside miner has submitted an accepted share. There is no uptime guarantee or independent security audit claimed for this pool.
