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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.basedmining.xyz/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

The dashboard has three live leaderboards. They’re public, they update every 30 seconds, and they’re where bonus rewards occasionally land.

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Main Leaderboard

A ranked list of contributors by current hashrate. Each row shows:
  • # — current rank
  • Address — your BTC address (or your Hashpower NFT’s resolved label: Basename, ENS, or truncated EVM)
  • Diff Rank — your best share submitted (top difficulty)
  • Loyalty — number of blocks you’ve contributed to
A green dot next to your address means your worker is currently active (submitted a share in the last 60 seconds). A RENTAL badge appears next to NFT-backed entries.

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Top Difficulties

Welcome to the Top Difficulties leaderboard, where we celebrate the raw power and precision of your mining hardware. This is our “biggest hammer” board—a testament to who has submitted the highest-difficulty share to the pool. What does a high difficulty share mean? As we discussed, difficulty is measured in K, M, G, T, P (kilo / mega / giga / tera / peta) units. These units represent the immense computational effort required to find a valid hash. A share that meets Bitcoin’s current network difficulty target is, by definition, a solved block. Therefore, the higher the difficulty of your submitted share, the closer your miner came to discovering a Bitcoin block and securing that coveted 1 BTC finder reward. This leaderboard isn’t just about bragging rights; it’s a real-time display of the cutting edge of mining performance within BasedMining.

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Top Loyalty

Ranked by number of blocks participated in. Loyalty rewards consistency — keep your rig pointed at the pool across many rounds and you climb here. Hardware miners that stay online for many rounds will outpace NFT-backed rentals here (rentals are time-limited; hardware miners are persistent).

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Special rewards

Leaderboard positions sometimes earn bonus rewards that aren’t part of the standard payout flow:
  • Top-rank bonuses — occasional cbBTC airdrops to the top N of one board for a given window
  • Milestone bonuses — first miner to cross a difficulty threshold, first NFT holder to accumulate X PH-days, etc.
  • Block Party special pools — extra rewards earmarked for participants of specific Block Parties
These are operator-discretion drops, not algorithmic. Follow @basedminingco for announcements and timing — bonuses are usually announced before the eligibility window so people can position.

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How to climb

Hardware miners:
  • Bigger ASIC = higher hashrate = higher rank
  • Better firmware tuning = higher accepted share rate
  • Stay connected long-term to dominate Loyalty
NFT holders:
  • Higher-tier NFT = more hashpower contributed = bigger rank during your active window
  • Stack mints across Block Parties to build cumulative PH-days
  • Crusher tier ($250) anchors the leaderboard
Tip: the Top Difficulties board rewards luck as much as power. A small miner can hit a freak high-difficulty share — that share doesn’t have to solve a block to be the highest the pool has seen this round.

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