Mine DigiByte's SHA-256 algorithm with any Bitcoin ASIC — solo or pool, with job handling tuned for DigiByte's fast blocks.
Use a DigiByte (DGB) address as the username. Add .anyname after it to name each machine.
| Tier | For | Start diff | Pool port | Solo port |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | up to 99 TH/s — Bitaxe, NerdQAxe, home ASICs | 20K | 4444 | 4446 |
| Pro | 100–499 TH/s and NiceHash / MRR / Braiins rentals | 500K | 4445 | 4447 |
| Elite | 500+ TH/s — big rigs, farms, large rentals | 3.5M | 4448 | 4449 |
| ESP32 lottery | NerdMiner, NMMiner and other ESP32 boards | 0.001 | 9986 | 9996 |
Not sure which tier? Pick by one machine's hashrate, or open Quick Connect on the dashboard and choose your miner.
DigiByte launched in January 2014 and splits block production across five algorithms. BCMonster mines the SHA-256 one, so your Bitcoin hardware works as-is. Overall DGB blocks arrive every 15 seconds; spread across the five algorithms, SHA-256 gets one roughly every 75 seconds.
Fast blocks mean frequent new work. BCMonster smooths job switching so ASICs don't waste time flushing their pipelines on every block.
x = pool (PPLNS), m=solo = solo (you keep the whole block). Or use the dedicated solo port.Minimum payout: 1 DGB.
stratum+tcp://bcmonster.com:4444 (Standard), 4445 (Pro / rentals), 4448 (Elite), or 9996 for ESP32 lottery miners. Username is your DGB address, password x for pool or m=solo for solo.
Yes. Set the password to m=solo, or use the solo ports (4446 Standard, 4447 Pro, 4449 Elite). If you find a block you keep the whole reward minus the 1.5% fee.
Yes — on the SHA-256 algorithm. BCMonster mines DGB-SHA256, so any Bitcoin ASIC works. Use port 4444 (Standard), 4445 (Pro) or 4448 (Elite) and a DGB address.
More answers in the full FAQ, or ask in the pool chat.
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