Quantus · QTC · mainnet
Quantus is the chain. Qelvhash is what you mine it with: an independent pool that speaks both mining protocols and settles every hour, and a miner that runs on every rig you own. No account, at any point.
Pool hashrate, last hour
Read straight from the pool. Nothing on this panel is an estimate.
The pool accepts any standard Quantus miner. Qelvminer is built for Qelvpool and mines only here for now, so every optimisation lands on both sides at once.
Point your rigs. Get paid. No account.
PPLNS or solo on Quantus, with the fee and the threshold stated on every view that mentions earnings.
One miner. CPU and GPU. Every rig you own.
Poseidon2 kernels tuned per architecture, CPU and GPU in one process, every build published with its SHA-256. It is still in development.
We opened in September 2026, so we have no uptime record and no user count to show you. What we can show you is how the pool is built, and every figure on this page is read live from it.
No sign-up, no password, no withdrawal button. Paste a qz… address into your miner and the pool starts crediting it.
Native quantus-miner/2 over QUIC and the stratum login dialect the rest of the ecosystem speaks. No pool offers both.
Both transports are encrypted. The stratum port has a TLS twin, which the pools that only speak stratum today do not offer.
One SHA-256 fingerprint, the same certificate on every relay, printed in the API and on the pool page. Rotations overlap so nothing breaks mid-shift.
Both are on the panel at the top of this page and in every view that mentions earnings. They are the same for everyone and there is no tier above you.
Balances above the threshold go out hourly in one batched transaction. Payouts do not depend on this page being up.
Europe, North America and Asia, all behind the same certificate and the same payout ledger. Pick the one closest to the rig.
The pool accepts every standard Quantus miner over both protocols. Qelvminer is built for Qelvpool and, for now, mines only here. Its benchmarks are published with the conditions they were measured under.
What Qelvminer measures on each card, on our own hosts. Each row carries the conditions it was measured under; we publish our numbers and nobody else’s.
| GPU | Qelvminer |
|---|---|
CPU mining works on every platform and is supported for completeness; GPUs are where the hashrate is. Figures are measured with no overclock applied, and a build that is fast on Linux with CUDA is not automatically fast elsewhere — we say so per platform rather than quote one number for all of them.
One chain today. We will add the next one when we can run it properly.
Post-quantum proof-of-work, Poseidon2 on GPU. PPLNS or solo, picked by the port you connect to. Your payout address is your login — there is nothing to sign up for.
Post-quantum proof-of-work is a short list today. When a second chain is worth a pool of its own, it will appear here with the same fee model, the same hourly payouts and its own live figures. No dates, because we do not have any.
See the pool we runThe five we are asked most. The pool page answers the rest in detail.
No. Your Quantus payout address is your identity on the pool: paste it into your miner and shares start being credited to it. There is no password, no email and no withdrawal button, because the pool never holds a balance you have to ask for — it sends payouts to that address on a schedule.
Any miner that speaks one of the two Quantus mining protocols. Over QUIC that is quantus-miner/2, used by the reference quantus-miner and by third-party miners. Over TCP it is the stratum login dialect the rest of the ecosystem uses. Qelvminer is one more option, not a requirement.
Every hour. A block the pool finds has to mature first — the confirmation depth is in the strip at the top of this page — and once it is credited, any balance above the payout threshold goes out in the next hourly batch. Batching is what lets the threshold stay low: one signature covers everyone in the batch.
Because the Quantus mining ecosystem is split. The chain’s own miner talks QUIC with a pinned certificate; every third-party miner talks a stratum dialect over TCP. Pools today pick one and lose the other half of the hardware. We run both gateways against the same share ledger, so you do not have to change miner to change pool.
No. Quantus is the chain; Qelvhash is an independent operator that mines it. We are not the official pool, we do not speak for the project, and nothing on this site should be read as coming from it.