SPEC NUMBERS · NOT READING THE POOL YET
BASE MINERS

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What this site is, where every number comes from, and what it does not do.

What this is

base.basedmining.xyz is the Base-chain home for BasedMining miners. BasedMining is a Bitcoin mining pool; this site is not the pool. It reads two things and puts them side by side: which of our collections a wallet holds on Base, and what the pool knows about that wallet's mining.

It is read-only. Connecting a wallet signs nothing, moves nothing and approves nothing — there is no transaction on this site to sign.

Chain
Base mainnet (8453)
Reads
holdings + pool stats
Writes
none

How holdings are read

One call. Every collection is checked for every address in a single Multicall3 batch against Base, so a leaderboard of five hundred wallets is one request rather than five hundred — and it is an atomic snapshot at one block, not a walk that can straddle a transfer.

A call that fails is recorded as a failure, never as a zero. If we could not check a collection, the page says we could not check it. Telling a holder they hold nothing because a read timed out is the one mistake this layer is built to prevent.

Collections configured1 with an address
3
Method
Multicall3 balanceOf
Batch size
250 addresses

Where the miner stats come from

The BasedMining pool API — the same source hood.basedmining.xyz reads. Hashrate and the rig list come from the wallet mapping, best difficulty from the aggregate diff endpoint, and rank from the pool leaderboard.

What the API does not serve, this site does not show. There is no hashrate history per wallet and no per-miner block history, so there are no charts of either. An empty space is better than an invented line.

Pool API
api.basedmining.xyz
Hashrate
1-hour average, summed per wallet
Rank
by contributed difficulty
Refresh
every 60s

Names and avatars

A miner is shown by their Basename, resolved from their address against Base's resolver. Where there is no Basename, the address is shown truncated — that is not a failure state, it is most wallets.

An avatar is the Basename avatar record where one exists, an image from a collection they hold where it does not, and a two-letter ink block otherwise.

Resolver
Basenames on Base
Fallback
0x1234…abcd

Linking a rig

A wallet and a mining address are separate things, and the pool only knows they belong together once someone says so. Until then a holder sees their holdings and no miner stats, which is the honest reading rather than an empty one.

The linking flow is not open yet. When it is, it happens on My Desk and nowhere else.

Nobody will ever ask you for a seed phrase or a private key to link a rig. Linking proves you control an address by signing a message — it never needs the key itself.

What the numbers mean

Hashrate is hashes per second, scaled to the nearest thousand — TH/s, PH/s. A rig at 0 H/s is connected and not hashing; a figure we could not read is an em dash, and the state next to it says why.

Difficulty is the work a share represents. Best difficulty is the highest a wallet has ever submitted; it is a record, not a rate, and it does not go down.

Unknown figure
Idle rig
0 H/s
Source of truth
spec numbers

This build is running on spec numbers. Every figure on the site is invented for layout review — nothing here reflects the real pool or any real wallet.

The collections

Every collection we check, and the address each one is checked against.

Every address above is readable on Basescan.