RustMinerSystem

Third-party pool proxy and PoolNode real-pool system

RustMinerSystem

RustMinerSystem covers two core paths. It can act as a proxy for third-party mining pools and allocate any configured share of connected miner hashrate to specified third-party pool wallets. It can also use PoolNode to build a real self-owned mining pool, where configured fees are distributed directly at the coin settlement layer. For miner access, sites can connect directly to RustMiner over traditional TCP/SSL; RMS is also available as an optional companion tool for sites that want lower bandwidth usage and fewer public connections through a local encrypted compression link.

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Third-party pool proxy, PoolNode, and optional RMS tooling

Third-party pool proxy

Use RustMiner as the access proxy for third-party pools and as a mining pool relay or forwarding layer, then allocate any share of connected miner hashrate to specified pool wallets or worker names.

PoolNode real pool

Build your own real mining pool with PoolNode, and distribute configured fees at the coin settlement layer instead of only at the forwarding layer.

Optional RMS local compression tool

When a site needs network optimization, RMS can run locally so miners connect to RustMiner through an encrypted compressed link, reducing data volume and public connection count. Sites can also connect directly without RMS.

Built for real mining pool relay, forwarding, and fee-allocation needs

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Mining pool relay

One access layer for miners and third-party pools

Connect miners to RustMiner first, then route traffic to third-party pools such as ViaBTC, F2Pool, and AntPool while managing ports, wallets, and network lines centrally.

Mining pool fee skimming

Transparent fee and hashrate-share allocation

Use configured ratios for software fees, partner shares, or operating fees, with hashrate directed to specified pool wallets for easier records and audits.

Mining pool forwarding

Forwarding rules for multiple pools and wallets

Route connected hashrate to different third-party pool addresses, wallets, or worker names by site, miner group, or wallet target.

Mining pool relay setup

Deployment, configuration, and operations

Deploy locally or on cloud servers, create ports, configure pool targets, add optional RMS compression, and monitor runtime status from the documentation workflow.

Run locally, manage hashrate allocation from the cloud

RustMinerSystem can run on-site at a mining facility or on a cloud server that connects sites across countries and regions. In proxy mode, it allocates any configured share of connected hashrate to third-party pool wallets by site, miner group, or wallet target. In PoolNode mode, it helps build a real pool and applies fee distribution at the coin settlement layer.

Local siteNearby miner access

Handle proxy forwarding, device groups, and hashrate allocation policies inside the mining facility with less public exposure.

Cloud nodeUnified regional console

Manage multiple sites from cloud servers and adjust proxy targets, wallet targets, and link policies by region.

Multi-site opsMulti-wallet allocation

Create independent hashrate shares and third-party pool wallet targets for miners, teams, or partners.

ProxyThird-party pool proxy

Allocate any share of connected miner hashrate to specified third-party pool wallets.

NodePoolNode real pool

Build a real self-owned pool and distribute configured fees at the coin settlement layer.

WalletSpecified pool wallet

Route any configured hashrate share to the matching third-party pool address, wallet, or worker name.

24/7Flexible local deployment and cloud access
AllocationManage by site, miner group, or wallet target
Optional RMSCompress data volume and public links when needed