Everything you need to connect a miner, track your shares, and get paid — RandomX, CPU only, no special hardware required.
yourname@epicbox.epiccash.com) or a direct wallet listener URL (http://ip:port). This is where your earnings get sent. If you're depositing straight to an exchange, some exchanges also require a note field — check your exchange's deposit page for this.
rig1) and a password. This creates your full mining login: yourusername.rig1. You can add as many workers as you have machines.
Any RandomX-capable miner works. Two common options below — pick whichever is easier for your setup.
Download SRBMiner-MULTI, then run:
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --algorithm-cpu randomepic --pool stratum.xdagreef.org:3344 --wallet yourusername.rig1 --password yourworkerpassword
Clone and build epic-miner from the EpicCash GitHub, then set your epic-miner.toml:
[mining] algorithm = "RandomX" run_tui = false stratum_server_addr = "stratum.xdagreef.org:3344" stratum_server_login = "yourusername.rig1" stratum_server_password = "yourworkerpassword" [mining.randomx_config] threads = 3 jit = true large_pages = false hard_aes = true
Head back to the pool homepage and search your full login (e.g. yourusername.rig1) under "Find your miner." You should see your live hashrate and share count within a minute or two of starting your miner.
The pool assigns a share difficulty separate from the network's block difficulty. Weaker machines will see shares less often; that's expected and doesn't mean anything's wrong — it just reflects your hashrate relative to the difficulty target.
When the pool's node finds a block, a 1% pool fee is taken and the remainder is split proportionally among everyone who submitted shares since the last block was found. Your share of the reward accumulates as a balance on your account page — payouts are triggered manually rather than instantly, so check back on your balance periodically.
Epic Cash requires 1,440 confirmations (roughly 24 hours) before a mined block's reward is spendable. This is a property of the blockchain itself, not a pool policy — even after a block is found, that reward has to mature before it can be paid out to anyone.
Epic Cash uses MimbleWimble, which doesn't have static receiving addresses like Bitcoin. Instead, transactions are built interactively between sender and receiver. Epicbox is a relay service that lets your wallet receive payments without needing to be online at the exact moment someone sends to you — it's the easiest way to receive payouts without running your own always-on wallet server.
Yes — add as many workers as you like from your account page. Each one gets its own login (yourusername.workername) and password, and all of them contribute to the same account balance.
Give it a few minutes; share frequency depends on your hashrate relative to the current difficulty. If it's been a long time with nothing, double check your login exactly matches yourusername.workername and your worker's password matches what you set on your account page.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Pool address | stratum.xdagreef.org:3344 |
| Algorithm | RandomX |
| Login | yourusername.workername |
| Password | set per-worker on your account page |
| Pool fee | 1% |