Shielded coinbase. Exact TIDES shares. Your Unified Address is the account.
No login. Paste the Unified Address you mine to — same model as Ocean, clearer labels for TIDES.
A public window into a non-custodial Zcash pool: live hashrate, TIDES window share, workers, and coinbase payouts you can audit. Not a wallet. Not an exchange.
Mine here when you want shared variance — or run the stack yourself so template power is not concentrated in one operator. That is the Ocean DATUM idea, aimed at Zcash.
Live TIDES window and estimated pool hashrate — not a wall of tables.
Every found block pays the pool fee in the shielded coinbase to the operator UA (Ocean-style, non-custodial).
Workers use address.rig. Stats roll up to the Unified Address.
Ranked by work credited in the last 3 hours.
| # | Address | Hashrate | Share | Blocks |
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Coinbase multi-payouts — auditable under ZIP-213 zero OVK. Hash opens the Zcash explorer (mempool-style dive into the block).
| Height | Hash | Reward | Found | Status |
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| Window | Hashrate | Shares |
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| Name | Status | Hashrate (24h) | Shares | Last share |
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| Height | ZEC | Zatoshis | Explorer |
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Payouts are shielded coinbase only (ZIP-213). Register an Orchard Unified Address, then point your ASIC at the short worker login — transparent t1 workers are not paid.
stratum+tcp://host:3333s7k2m9xq.rig1) — or the full u1… UA on software minersx)Rewards pay in the block coinbase (ZIP-213, zero OVK) — the pool never takes custody. TIDES keeps every share distinct so your cut is exact, not approximated by shifts. Default pool fee is 1%, taken from miner reward into the operator Unified Address on every found block (same model as Ocean).
How Sluicey pays, how to connect, and how to run your own node — the same clarity Ocean’s docs aim for, for Zcash.
Questions about connecting, self-hosting, or operating a public instance.
There is no support chat for your wallet balance — payouts are in the coinbase. If a block is missing from your UA, check the dashboard payout table and the block explorer link on that height.
Sluicey gear for people who care about shielded coinbase and exact shares.
A merch drop is on the way — hats, tees, and stickers that don’t pretend this is another custodial pool. Until the store is live, say hello via Contact if you want bulk / event kits.
A Zcash pool built so payouts, fees, and share math stay on-chain and auditable — and so running your own instance is a first-class path, not an afterthought.
Most pools take custody of rewards and approximate your work. Sluicey pays miners in the coinbase with ZIP-213 shielded multi-outputs, and splits work with TIDES (Ocean’s fair-share model): every share stays distinct, so your cut is exact.
Ocean’s DATUM lets miners build their own templates so a few pools do not decide every block. Sluicey pursues the same spirit for Zcash.
Today: point hashrate at this public pool, or self-host Zebra + Sluicey and invite your own rigs. Self-hosting is the strongest decentralization step available now — you control the node, fee, and who connects.
Direction: a lighter template gateway (DATUM-inspired) so miners who run Zebra locally keep more say over block contents while still coordinating TIDES payouts — with a fee discount when you do, the same incentive pattern Ocean uses for DATUM.
Same software as this site. You bring Zebra, Postgres, and an Orchard Unified Address. That is how we decentralize today — before a thinner gateway exists.
https://github.com/codyrs82/sluicey-pool.env.example → .env and set POOL_FEE_UA, POOL_NETWORK, POOL_FEE_BPS=100deploy/zebra.toml as miner_addressdocker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml --profile with-zebra up -dcargo build --release --manifest-path rust/coinbase-ffi/Cargo.toml && go run ./cmd/poolhttp://YOUR_HOST:8080 — point miners at stratum+tcp://YOUR_HOST:3333Wait for Zebra to sync before inviting hashrate. Testnet first; mainnet only when you mean it.
Ocean DATUM is a Bitcoin template path. For Zcash, the goal is a gateway where miners who already run Zebra can keep template sovereignty without hosting a full public pool. Until that ships, self-hosting this repo is the real decentralization move — and we want that path to stay simple.