Bitcoin + VargaMesh (VMESH) · AuxPoW merged SOLO · SHA-256d

BTC + VMESH Merged SOLO

The VargaMesh Merged SOLO endpoint combines Bitcoin SOLO with a miner-specific VMESH AuxPoW commitment. Hashrate is not split; the same compatible SHA-256d work stream is checked against both targets.

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Pool details

Stratum endpointstratum+tcp://mergedsolo.vargamesh.com:3950 Worker exampleYOUR_BTC_ADDRESS.Worker01 Password examplevm1YOUR_VMESH_ADDRESS Important⚠ IMPORTANT – MERGED SOLO: Username / Worker = BTC payout address (optional .Worker). Password = VMESH payout address (vm1…). DO NOT swap the BTC and VMESH addresses.
Suitable for VargaHash

How you can use this pool

✓ BTC SOLO + VMESH AuxPoW✓ Username = BTC address + optional .Worker✓ Password = VMESH vm1… address✓ BTC pool fee 0%✓ VMESH child reward 99/1

As a buyer you enter the pool as the destination for an individual rig or MassRent booking. As a seller, a fallback applies only to your own rigs; active customer rentals are never overwritten by it.

SHA-256 mining

Route Bitcoin + VargaMesh (VMESH) hashrate to your chosen pool

BTC SOLO + VMESH AuxPoW from the same SHA-256d work: BTC payout address in the username and VMESH payout address in the password. VargaHash supplies time-limited ASIC computing power, not the mining proceeds themselves. The pool you choose processes shares according to its own rules.

Before every booking, verify the wallet format, coin network, port and pool rules. VargaHash also blocks local and private network destinations, but this technical check does not replace your own review of an external pool’s economic terms.

What goes in the username?

Your Bitcoin payout address. You may optionally append .WorkerName.

What goes in the password?

Your VMESH payout address in vm1… format. For Merged SOLO it explicitly belongs in the password field and must not be swapped with the BTC address.

Is hashrate split between BTC and VMESH?

No. The same SHA-256d work stream is used for Bitcoin as the parent and VMESH as the AuxPoW child. A VMESH block does not mean a Bitcoin block was found.