PPLNS implementation now switches based on pool mode. Sharechain for decentralized P2Pool, simple DB-backed for Hydrapool standalone. Same mission either way: miners keeping sovereignty over their own hashrate.

Feeling cute, might delete later #cleanpool #bip110 #RDTS #hydrapool

Mining has never felt so sovereign Unraid > Docker > Hydrapool < @Braiins Hashpower #BIP110 #RDTS @256FOUNDATION @jungly

TELEHASH #4 was our biggest yet. No solo block was found, but the community connected a peak of 2.49 EH/s to Hydrapool and contributed ~30.81 ZH of total work over the 6.5-hour event. Check out the top ten leaderboard! 256foundation.org/telehash

Great to see hydrapool instances in the wild. Thanks for using it! 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Sorry I tried to tag and credit hydrapool directly but I couldn't find anything short of 256 Foundation

Holy schlit @256FOUNDATION Hydrapool is friggin badass

We ran Hydrapool yesterday for @256FOUNDATION 's telehash. Internally hydrapool uses @p2poolv2 's stratum and accounting libraries. Hydrapool is rock solid! Check out the performance on an AMD EPYC 9R45 aws ec2 instance. P2Poolv2 release coming soon too.

I'm actively running both mujina and hydrapool because they're FOSS and easy to install. Also, I can't afford Molon's prices. Really want to build a SolarBit myself though. lnbits.molonlabe.holdings/tn…

Few points here: 1. Did you request records of how funds were used, who got what, and can produce them for us to all view? Do you know the money was already spent or is it being kept in treasury? I believe they're supposed to be publicly available. 2. Is there a distinction between paying someone to do a job, and they use that that money to travel for relevant purposes, VS. paying for their travel? If someone is paid through a grant for work they did, is that not their money to do with as they please? 3. The point of the projects is to generate reference designs so that others can produce products based on them, not so they can directly produce a specific product. The idea being that it becomes infrastructure in the same way linux is. That shouldn't be rushed. You should get it right the first time. 4. You say none of it is done, but I've connected to Hydrapool, I've seen Mujina go (it's even been forked for BCB), I've seen the EmberOne and Libreboard in person, these all do exist and they are working as prototypes. Are you keeping up in the telegram group with what's happening? 5. These guys are definitely not getting rich from doing this. They're skilled engineers that could certainly be making a hell of a lot more money with a regular job. 6. I don't know anything about running a 501c3, but it's probably pretty distinctly different than a business with its own set of challenges. We can investigate and ask question without casting aspersions though, accountability for accusations is just as important.

HydraPool is live on mainnet ✅ Mujina is developer preview only (source on GitHub, no production release). ⏳ emberOne v4 - finished - teething problems ⬇️ emberOne v5 nearing production. Libre Board still in development- working prototype

No documentation yet, relies on forked versions of Hydrapool and P2POOLV2. Hoping I can get a PR merged. Code for the coordinator is here, but I need to push the latest still. github.com/gridlabs-science/…

Guys, I think it's working! DATUM nodes and Hydrapool nodes can join forces using Boot Protocol. @256FOUNDATION @jungly

- Ember One: Fully open hashboard design → enabling transparent, customizable hardware anyone can build/modify. github.com/256foundation/emb… - TY @skot9000 - Libre Board: Open-source control board (github.com/256foundation/lib…) → breaking free from locked-down controllers. TY @Schnitzel - Mujina: Open source miner firmware → huge strides in secure, dev-fee-free, modular alternatives (post-Telehash momentum, sous vide demos cooking steaks while mining!). github.com/256foundation/muj… TY @ryankuester - Hydrapool: Self-hosted, open-source mining pool stack → run your own pool with tools like HashDash dashboard, Nostr integrations, leaderboards, and donation mode pointing rewards to the foundation.github.com/256foundation/hyd… - TY @jungly (Plus Bitaxe ecosystem ties and OSMU, Hashrate Heat Punks, Jua Kali collabs, and hopefully many more.)

Hydrapool had its first outing over the last few days. Reaching 1.4EH/s and handling 1500 peak worker connections without breaking too much sweat.

More shutouts to people that made all of this possible: - @D_plus__plus for the Telehash and Hydrapool Dashboard, see it at dash.256f.org/ - @bitkite for fundraising and pushing us along - The team of @Exergy_LLC for keeping us fed while working late nights - @bitcoinpark_ and all its volunteers for an awesome NEMS

Software matters just as much. This miner ran on: •Mujina, open-source miner firmware (by @ryankuester ) - mujina.org/ •HydraPool, fully open-source mining pool (by @jungly) - hydrapool.org/ The miner didn’t just run open software, it mined to its own open pool.