Mining without your own gateway? Set one up now, or you risk losing future rewards. The chain's developers have said that updates planned for mid-October may stop paying block rewards to miners who do not build their own blocks with their own node and DATUM gateway. That covers solo mining and pointing rigs at any pool's gateway, including ours. It is a rule of the chain, not a pool decision. Coins mined since block 973440 already wait about 45 days before they can be spent. DATUM in a box sets up your own gateway in minutes. Questions? Ask us on Telegram.
Payout windowPooled mining here pays TIDES-style: every block is split by each miner's share of a rolling window of recent work, not by who was online when the block was found. Your share of that window starts at zero and grows as your shares fill it, so your first day always pays the least. It works the other way too: when you stop, your shares stay in the window and keep paying, a little less with each block, until they age out. Over time you are paid for every share exactly as much as on any other scheme. The figures here assume your hashrate and the pool's stay where they are now.
Not hashing right now. Your shares are still in the window: a block found now pays you 0.0535. That shrinks with each block as your shares age out, over about 2.2 days at the pool's current hashrate.
Total paid to this address from DATUM blocks: 0.4993 across 9 blocks — this address's own coinbase share each time, not the whole block reward.
Every block Bitcoin Xor found that paid bc1qhdjxnnet8vqud94j…v9jczn has one coinbase transaction below. That transaction is the payment — look it up in your own wallet or on the explorer by this ID. Coinbase coins are spendable only after they mature; how long that takes is set by the chain and has changed (about 45 days since block 973440, see the notice at the top). The payout goes to the address itself; if that address is an exchange deposit address, the exchange will not credit it.