Mining pool / farm transparency

Infinity Hash publishes a live hashrate observer on a public mining pool page. Use it when you want independent confirmation that the farm is hashing — not as a per-account statement of your own TH.

Use the observer for questions like: is the farm online right now, does total hashrate look consistent over a longer window, and can I check it on a third-party pool page rather than only inside the dashboard.

Check the public mining pool observer

• 1. Open the live observer

  Use Live mining pool hashrate. The same link is in the site footer and in the Resources menu.

• 2. Check current hashrate and a longer history

  A dip on a 10-minute chart is normal pool variance. Use a longer window if you are checking that the farm is running.

• 3. Compare with your dashboard

  Miner status, Mined / Power / Reward, pending payout, and your BTC payout address stay in the dashboard.

• 4. Do not expect the numbers to match

  The observer is farm-level. Your dashboard is only your share. They will not match.

What the observer is not

The pool page shows farm-level hashrate for the Infinity Hash mining user. It does not list your personal TH, your daily net reward, or your wallet payouts. Those stay in the dashboard:

• Your miners, efficiency, and status badge (Online / Warmup / Offline / Retired)
• The last days of Mined, Power, and Reward on the dashboard table
• Pending payout and the BTC payout address field

Short-term pool hashrate also fluctuates. A dip on a 10-minute chart is normal luck and pool variance. Look at a longer window if you are checking that the farm is running.

How this fits with older miners

If an older generation is offline, it is not contributing to the live farm hashrate. The observer reflecting currently running hardware is expected. Your offline TH is still on that generation in the dashboard; it is just not hashing until that miner is online again.

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