After running a Bitaxe for a while I kept asking myself: did my shares actually count, or did the pool just move on? That question became NexusPool.

What it is

A solo/lottery mining pool. You connect your Bitaxe, it mines. If it finds a block — it's 100% yours, no split, no fee. That's the lottery.

What's different is what we built around the pool to answer that original question.

Glass Ledger — proof of custody

Every pool tells you they're honest. NexusPool proves it.

We maintain a cryptographic chain of custody for your work:

• Counted → your shares arrived and were accepted
• Useful → they contributed to a valid job template
• Conserved → if a block was found, submit was fired

We call it the Glass Ledger. You can verify the chain without trusting us. The tagline writes itself: "We don't change your luck. We prove we didn't lose your work."

Most solo pools are a black box. You submit shares, you hope. Glass Ledger is the receipt.

The rest

• 0% fee — not "0% plus a donation tip," literally zero. Every sat goes to the finder.
• Non-custodial — payout address is yours. We never hold anything.
• Stratum V1 + V2 — V1 works out of the box with stock Bitaxe firmware. V2 is live for when firmware catches up.
• Open source — GPLv3, everything auditable.

Connect

stratum+tcp://nexuspool.io:3350
User: your_bitcoin_address.worker_name
Pass: x

Dashboard and Worker Lookup (verify your shares live) at nexuspool.io

Running mainnet as of v0.6.26.18. Happy to answer questions about Glass Ledger, the implementation, or how to point your Bitaxe at it.