Every public PEARL mining pool, compared side by side and ranked by live hashrate — with fees, payout scheme, minimum payout and the number of blocks each pool actually found in the last 24 hours. Hashrate is polled from each pool's own API every ~10 minutes; block counts are verified on-chain. Nothing is estimated — a “—” means the pool hasn't published that figure. Use it to decide where to mine PEARL.
| Pool | Banner | Miners | 24H Blocks | Fee | Payout | Min payout | Status | Hashrate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36,908 | 143 | 3% | — | 1 PRL | active | 8.70 EH/svia PearlHash · 2m ago | ||
| 4,326 | 49 | 1% | PPLNS | — | active | 3.73 EH/svia LuckyPool · 2m ago | ||
| 1,199 | 50 | 1% | PROP | 1 PRL | active | 2.86 EH/svia Kryptex Pool · 2m ago | ||
| 11,526 | 27 | 3% | PPLNS | 1 PRL | active | 1.46 EH/svia AlphaMine · 2m ago | ||
| 566 | 4 | 2% | PPLNS | 10 PRL | active | 161.92 PH/svia Akoya Pool · 2m ago | ||
| 22 | 0 | 4.4% | PPLNS | No minimum | active | 7.66 PH/svia MinePRL · 2m ago |
Last updated 2026-06-19 16:30 UTC (2m ago). Auto-refreshes every ~10 minutes.
Picking a PEARL pool comes down to five things, all in the table above:
PEARL block discovery is high-variance. Solo mining keeps 100% of the reward but you may wait days between blocks; pool mining smooths that into frequent partial payouts for a small fee. Unless you run a large fleet, a pool is usually the more predictable choice. For the solo setup, hardware requirements and free GPU credit, see our PEARL mining guide.
PearlHash charges a 3% pool fee with a 1 PRL minimum payout. PEARL mining pool. Live reported hashrate is 8.70 EH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 143 block(s).
LuckyPool charges a 1% pool fee on a PPLNS payout scheme with a — minimum payout. PEARL mining pool — 1% fee, PPLNS. Listed as the third-largest public pool by hashrate as of June 2026. Live reported hashrate is 3.73 EH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 49 block(s).
Kryptex Pool charges a 1% pool fee on a PROP payout scheme with a 1 PRL minimum payout. Multi-coin mining pool (also runs KAS, ETHW, RVN, more). 1% fee on PROP and SOLO. Known for the Kryptex Miner auto-mining client. Servers in EU, US, SA, SG, HK, RU. Live reported hashrate is 2.86 EH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 50 block(s).
AlphaMine charges a 3% pool fee on a PPLNS payout scheme with a 1 PRL minimum payout. PEARL pool — 3% PPLNS or solo. Runs on any NVIDIA tensor-core GPU (Volta to Blackwell). By the AlphaPool team (Quai, XMR, Zano, DOGE). Live reported hashrate is 1.46 EH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 27 block(s).
Akoya Pool charges a 2% pool fee on a PPLNS payout scheme with a 10 PRL minimum payout. Community-run PEARL pool with a custom GEMM kernel (runs on GPUs from 6 GB VRAM). Live reported hashrate is 161.92 PH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 4 block(s).
MinePRL charges a 4.4% pool fee on a PPLNS payout scheme with a No minimum minimum payout. Optimized PEARL pool for H100/H200 (Hopper) GPUs. Live reported hashrate is 7.66 PH/s (as of 2m ago). In the last 24 hours it found 0 block(s).
This is not a scraped list. Hashrate and miner counts are polled directly from each pool's own public API every ~10 minutes and timestamped — we never estimate or aggregate. 24H blocks uses the pool's own published count where it exposes one; for pools that don't, we count it independently on-chain from coinbase attribution to the pool's wallet, cross-checked against our own PEARL node. Fee, payout scheme and minimum payout are curated and manually verified; a “—” means the pool has not published that detail — never a guess. Ranking is purely by live hashrate; paying for a banner does not change a pool's position. You can sanity-check our block data on the live network stats and orphan pages.
There is no single "best" pool — it depends on fee, payout scheme, minimum payout and reliability. This page ranks every public PEARL pool purely by live reported hashrate (largest first); paying for a banner never changes the order. Compare the fee, payout and 24h-blocks columns to pick the pool that fits your hardware and payout preference.
Yes. PEARL can be mined solo by running your own gateway and GPU, but block discovery is high-variance — you may wait a long time between rewards. A pool aggregates many miners so payouts are smoother and more frequent, minus the pool fee. See our mining guide at /mine for the solo setup.
They are payout schemes. PPLNS (Pay Per Last N Shares) pays from actual blocks the pool finds, weighted by your recent shares — variance is shared, fees are usually lower. PPS (Pay Per Share) pays a fixed amount per share regardless of luck — lower variance, usually higher fee. SOLO routes the full block reward to whoever finds it, minus a small fee.
Fees are shown live in the Fee column above; the lowest currently listed is 1%. Always weigh the fee against the payout scheme and minimum payout — a lower fee with a high minimum payout can be worse for a small miner.
Earnings scale with your share of the pool's hashrate and the current block reward (which decays over time — see /emission for the live schedule), minus the pool fee. Use the live network stats at /stats plus a pool's fee and hashrate to estimate your share.
PEARL is Proof-of-Useful-Work (LLM inference), so it needs an NVIDIA sm90 GPU — H100 or H200. Consumer cards and older datacenter GPUs do not work for the reference miner; some pools ship custom kernels with broader card support (see each pool's site). Full hardware notes are at /mine.
Hashrate and miner counts are polled directly from each pool's own public API every ~10 minutes and timestamped. The 24-hour block count uses the pool's own published figure where available; for pools that do not publish one, we count it independently on-chain from coinbase attribution to the pool's wallet. Nothing is estimated or aggregated — a “—” means the figure is not published, not guessed.
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