Kaspa Stratum Mining
Miners can contribute work through the development Stratum environment.
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BisonPool
Observe the work behind every reward.
BisonPool is a multi-currency mining pool and observation platform under active development by Innovative Idea Creations. Kaspa is the first operational implementation being used to develop and validate the architecture.
Transparent work. Persistent evidence. Understandable accounting.
BisonPool is not currently available for public miner connections, balances, or payouts.
Development is active and public availability will follow only after the reward, accounting, payout, security, and operational layers are ready.
BisonPool began as an experiment in operating a local Kaspa node and Stratum bridge and has grown into a broader pool architecture centered on evidence, accounting, transparency, and continuity.
Miners can contribute work through the development Stratum environment.
Pool development is integrated with locally controlled Kaspa node infrastructure.
Individual mining shares are observed and retained as persistent evidence of contributed work.
BisonPool has successfully discovered real Kaspa blocks during development.
Discovered blocks can be independently checked against the local KASnode.
Coinbase transactions and network reward information are observed as part of reward resolution.
Accounting infrastructure preserves work and reward evidence beyond transient terminal sessions.
Background services are designed to survive terminal closure, logout, and restart.
Network reward information can be resolved and associated with observed block activity.
Kaspa is the first operational network being used to build and validate BisonPool.
The intended architecture is broader: observe and present mineable currencies, their networks, pool activity, work evidence, blocks, rewards, accounting, and relevant statistics in a consistent and understandable way.
Reward accounting logic is still being developed and validated.
Public-facing balance accounting remains under development.
Maturity handling remains part of the unfinished payout lifecycle.
Automated payout processing is not yet publicly operational.
Miner-adjustable payout thresholds above the minimum remain under development.
Pool statistics and miner-facing dashboards remain under active construction.
Shares, Artifacts, Blocks, Echoes, and Odds Multiplier presentation remain in development.
Security and operational hardening continue before public launch.
The current intended public model uses PPLNS reward accounting, a 0.75% pool fee, and a 50 KAS minimum payout threshold for the Kaspa implementation.
Miners are intended to be able to raise their payout threshold above the minimum according to their own preference.
Economic-policy changes are intended to be disclosed clearly rather than quietly introduced.
BisonPool is being built around persistent evidence of work, blocks, rewards, and accounting rather than hiding the path between contribution and payout.
BisonPool concerns mining networks, contributed work, block evidence, accounting, rewards, and payout infrastructure.
The Universal Miner Interface concerns discovering and observing the hardware performing that work.
They complement one another without becoming the same product.
BisonPool is active IIC research and development infrastructure. Real mining, share observation, block discovery, verification, and accounting work are occurring in the lab today.
BisonPool is not yet a public mining service. No public connection, balance, payout, or profitability claims are being made.