Address and network
A public wallet address may be safe to receive funds, but the correct network still matters. Verify the network and any required tag or memo.
Practical note: Do not paste private keys, wallet passwords, or recovery phrases.
A good configuration is readable, minimal, and easy to reverse. Store only the information needed to identify the public payout destination and mining worker.
A public wallet address may be safe to receive funds, but the correct network still matters. Verify the network and any required tag or memo.
Practical note: Do not paste private keys, wallet passwords, or recovery phrases.
Choose a simple worker label and a suitable service endpoint. Test network latency only after confirming DNS and firewall access.
Practical note: Avoid embedding personal names, email addresses, or device serial numbers in worker labels.
Do not enable automatic startup until the setup is stable. Keep logs, set reasonable retry behavior, and avoid endless crash loops.
Practical note: Document every custom parameter so the default can be restored.
It is a label used to distinguish one computer or mining process from another.
Use a documented compatible endpoint and compare reliable latency and connection stability.
Use examples only to understand syntax. Addresses, devices, paths, and algorithms must match your own setup.