SHA-256 Proof-of-Work

Mine Palladium

Reuse your existing SHA-256 ASICs — same algorithm as Bitcoin, 2-minute blocks, solo payouts direct to your wallet.

Live Network Stats

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How to Start Mining

1

Get a Palladium address

Download PalladiumCore or PalladiumWallet and generate a receiving address. This is where your block rewards will land.

Download wallet
2

Configure your miner

Point your SHA-256 ASIC at palladiumchain.net:3333. Use your PLM address as username, x as password.

3

Track your stats

Open the Poolladium dashboard to monitor your hashrate, submitted shares, and any blocks found.

Open dashboard

Poolladium Dashboard

Track your hashrate, submitted shares, and blocks found in real time.

Open Dashboard

Poolladium — Solo Mode

Built on ckpool (C & assembly) · ASIC-ready · Stratum protocol

Miner Configuration
Stratum URL palladiumchain.net
Standard Port 3333
High Difficulty Port 4444
Username <your PLM address>
Password x
Full Stratum Endpoints
Standard stratum+tcp://palladiumchain.net:3333
High Diff stratum+tcp://palladiumchain.net:4444

Coinbase rewards from valid blocks are paid directly to your configured address. No pool fees apply in solo mode.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Poolladium runs in solo mode, so the full coinbase reward from any block you find is paid directly to your configured address — no pool fees apply.
Use the standard port (3333) for most ASICs. The high-difficulty port (4444) is for very high hashrate miners, reducing the number of shares submitted per second without changing your payout.
Username is your Palladium receiving address — this is where rewards are paid. Password can be anything; ckpool doesn't check it, so x is the convention.
Open the Poolladium dashboard and search your address to see live hashrate, submitted shares, and any blocks found.