JSmining / Sedra · SDR Pool stats

kHeavyHash · GHOSTDAG · one-second blocks

Mine SDR. Paid every 5 minutes.

A small, independent pool. Every block we find is shared out by the work each miner contributed, and payouts run every five minutes. Difficulty adjusts itself to your machine, so any KS ASIC works out of the box. Nothing to sign up for.

Server address
stratum+tcp://jsmining.site:5566
A new block every second
Pool fee
1%flat, no hidden cut
Your share
Proportionalto the work you send
Payouts
Every 5 minfrom 1,000 SDR
Difficulty
Automaticany KS ASIC, any size

Point your machine at it

Replace sedra:YOUR_ADDRESS with your receiving address, and rig1 with whatever you want to call the machine. There is no difficulty to pick — the pool works it out from your hashrate within a minute.

IceRiver KS · web interface
Pool     stratum+tcp://jsmining.site:5566
Worker   sedra:YOUR_ADDRESS.rig1
Password x
lolMiner
lolMiner --algo KASPA --pool jsmining.site:5566 \
  --user sedra:YOUR_ADDRESS.rig1
SRBMiner-MULTI
SRBMiner-MULTI --algorithm kheavyhash \
  --pool jsmining.site:5566 \
  --wallet sedra:YOUR_ADDRESS.rig1
BzMiner
bzminer -a kaspa -w sedra:YOUR_ADDRESS.rig1 \
  -p stratum+tcp://jsmining.site:5566

How it works

No jargon, no hidden terms.

You are paid for the work you send. Every block the pool finds is shared across miners in proportion to the shares they submitted, minus the 1% fee. No luck involved on your side: a small rig earns a small amount steadily rather than nothing for weeks. And because difficulty is set per miner, a KS0 and a KS5L are both measured fairly.

Payouts run every five minutes. Earnings accumulate against the address you mine with and are sent automatically once you pass 1,000 SDR. No account, no dashboard login, nothing to claim.

Small pools keep the network honest. Sedra restarted in August 2026 with a difficulty reset and a publicly disclosed foundation allocation. This pool is new too, and independently run — spreading hashrate across operators is good for the chain and costs you nothing. Do your own research before committing hardware.