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# Miners

Miners: follow the KatPool workers and solo rigs that pay this account, or any payout address you choose to watch.

Miners shows the mining activity behind an account: workers on **KatPool** that pay one of your addresses, **solo** rigs whose block rewards (coinbase) arrive here, and any payout address you have chosen to watch.

Compact: **Home → Miners**. Studio: **Miners** on the rail, under Workbench.

{% hint style="info" %}
This page reads public data and moves nothing. Enclave has no relationship with any pool; KatPool is shown because its public interface exposes workers by payout address, and solo mining is visible on Kaspa itself. Other pools are not yet listed.
{% endhint %}

## How miners are found

| Source            | What Enclave reads                                                                                         | Where from                                 |
| ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| **KatPool**       | Workers, hashrate, shares, and payouts for each payout address in the account                              | KatPool's public interface (mainnet only)  |
| **Solo**          | Coinbase Notes paid to the account, and a hashrate estimate from the share of recent blocks they represent | Your Kaspa node and the public Kaspa index |
| **Network pulse** | Current network hashrate and difficulty, for context                                                       | The public Kaspa index                     |

On testnet-10 only solo coinbase is listed, since KatPool runs on mainnet.

## Reading the page

Each miner row shows its payout address (or your label for it), the pool or *Solo*, its hashrate, and whether it is **Live** or **Quiet**. *Live* means the pool reported shares, or a coinbase arrived, within the last ten minutes; *Quiet* means nothing in that window. A quiet rig is not necessarily down: solo rewards arrive only when a block is found, so a small rig is quiet most of the time.

Select a row for its detail: workers and their individual hashrate on KatPool, recent payouts, the estimated share of the network for solo, and links to the address on the Kaspa explorer and to KatPool's own dashboard.

## Watch a payout address

**Watch a payout address** follows a rig whose keys you do not hold, for instance a hosted machine paying to a different wallet. Enter the `kaspa:` address (`kaspatest:` on testnet-10). Watched addresses are kept on this device only, per network, and can be removed at any time. Their balances also appear under *Watching* on Home and in Note Management; they are never spendable from here.

## When the pool does not answer

If KatPool is unreachable the page says **KatPool did not answer** and keeps listing watched addresses and solo coinbase. Enclave does not fill gaps with stale pool figures.