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# stratum_listen_port: the port that will be listening for incoming stratum traffic
# Note `:PORT` format is needed if not specifiying a specific ip range
stratum_port: :5555
# kaspad_address: address/port of the rpc server for kaspad, typically 16110
# For a list of public nodes, run `nslookup mainnet-dnsseed.daglabs-dev.com`
# uncomment for to use a public node
# kaspad_address: 46.17.104.200:16110
kaspad_address: localhost:16110
# min_share_diff: only accept shares of the specified difficulty (or higher) from
# the miner(s). Higher values will reduce the number of shares submitted, thereby
# reducing network traffic and server load, while lower values will increase the
# number of shares submitted, thereby reducing the amount of time needed for
# accurate hashrate measurements
# min_share_diff: 4
# block_wait_time: time to wait since last new block message from kaspad before
# manually requesting a new block
# block_wait_time: 500ms
# extranonce_size: size in bytes of extranonce, from 0 (no extranonce) to 3.
# With no extranonce (0), all clients will search through the same nonce-space,
# therefore performing duplicate work unless the miner(s) implement client
# side nonce randomizing. More bytes allow for more clients with unique
# nonce-spaces (i.e. no overlapping work), but reduces the per client
# overall nonce-space (though with 1s block times, this shouldn't really
# be a concern).
# 1 byte = 256 clients, 2 bytes = 65536, 3 bytes = 16777216.
# extranonce_size: 0
# print_stats: if true will print stats to the console, false just workers
# joining/disconnecting, blocks found, and errors will be printed
print_stats: true
# log_to_file: if true logs will be written to a file local to the executable
log_to_file: true
# prom_port: if this is specified prometheus will serve stats on the port provided
# see readme for summary on how to get prom up and running using docker
# you can get the raw metrics (along with default golang metrics) using
# `curl http://localhost:{prom_port}/metrics`
# Note `:PORT` format is needed if not specifiying a specific ip range
prom_port: :2114
pool_wallet: kaspa:qr6ynxghvlqm85dxj0c98ukq39n6g5928dkj575y05n4zpf3uel5288cm659a