Every share, live

Difficulty scale: K = thousand, M = million, B = billion. A share at or above the network difficulty finds a block. Share diff is the difficulty the pool set for the miner, normalized so a block is the network difficulty (miners and renting sites show it x 65,536). Achieved is the difficulty the share really reached; the leading zeros show how close the hash got. The bars show how far that is toward a block on each coin, on a plain linear scale: a full bar is a block, so most bars are nearly empty. One share counts toward all four coins at once. Newest 300 shares from the last 3 hours. The gold row on top is the best share since the pool’s last block: it stays there until a bigger share comes in and starts again at the next block.