Setting up BTC mining on the Binance pool: guide

Miner General Configuration

Users who are already registered on the binance exchange can enter the pool with their username and password and create a worker. Let’s move on to setting up a mining machine.

Start the ASIK miner and connect it to the same network as the computer used to control the worker. Use the IP retriever software to get the miner’s IP address.

Open the IP address on the PC that is used to control ASIK and set up the configuration. Setting options:

• stratum+tcp://bs.poolbinance.com:3333;
• stratum + tcp: //sha256.poolbinance.com: 8888 (supported ports: 8888; 3333; 1800; 443).

In the Binance Mining Pool, the Worker login is used for configuration in the format: worker_name.miner_ID.

When finished, save the settings, reboot the device and mining will start. You can check the hashrate of the worker at https://pool.binance.com/en/statistics.

For the convenience of monitoring, you can create a watcher link. This will allow you not to search for your account on the pool every time, but to enter directly on the page of your employee. Instructions for creating a link:

• Follow the link https://pool.binance.com/ru to create an account on the binance pool. If an account has already been created, just enter the pool with your username and password.

• Open the “Mining account management»In the upper right corner of the page.
• Open the observer settings section by clicking on the line “Watcher’s link”.
• Save the link in a convenient place on your PC.

You can additionally set the parameters of access to information for your observer (hash rate, payout size, etc.). If you want, you can share this link with a trusted person.

Pay attention to the number of rejected balls. The deviation level is usually in within 2%… If it exceeds 2%, check if the miner’s local network is stable. If the local network is okay, contact the pool support team for assistance.