Optional, off by default. The practical payoff of building your own blocks. Once you're building your own blocks (setup guide here), you also control which transactions your templates favor. The DMND Client exposes an API to do exactly that. Build the block, decide what gets bumped. What it

A single guide from bare node to mining your own blocks. Keep an eye on the client README. The canonical, always-current setup reference lives at https://github.com/dmnd-pool/dmnd-client. The client ships new releases regularly, so if a flag, port, or step ever differs from what

This guide explains how version-bits signaling actually works, how it flows through a DMND Job Declaration setup, and what to consider before signaling for any deployment — current or future. It applies to any BIP that uses version-bits activation; only the bit number changes. How signaling works Soft-fork

The short version: * Since 25 June 2026 (block 955,318), miners on DMND using the Stratum V2 Job Declaration Protocol build their own block templates on Bitcoin mainnet. That includes the nVersion field. You choose your transactions and you choose what your blocks signal, against BIP-110, for it, or

DMND has mined the first known Bitcoin block produced using Stratum V2 Job Declaration. Block 955,318 was mined on mainnet for GoMining, who became the first miner to build and declare its own block template and have it mined through a pool. This is the part that matters. For

DMND development team has pushed a coordinated set of changes throughout the dashboard. The theme is the same one we've been compounding on since the v1.2 onboarding release: institutional-grade visibility into hashrate, rejection behavior, payout structure, and revenue accounting, with the time-resolution and export tooling

For more than a decade, mining pools have done two things that, on reflection, miners should have been doing themselves: choosing which transactions go into a block, and collecting the merge mining rewards. Today, with Rootstock Labs, we are closing both of those gaps at the same time. On DMND,

We're publishing combined release notes covering the v1.1 and v1.2 milestones of our Stratum V2 institutional onboarding rollout. API — Public API is live with per-subaccount authentication. Endpoints cover earnings (daily and historical), hashrate (live and historical), pool fee, rejection rate, miner count, and full profitability

We’re excited to announce the release of the new Broker Dashboard, designed to give brokers an instant overview of their referred mining operations. The dashboard provides a clean, real-time view of key metrics: Miner Name: Easily track each connected miner or client. Hashrate: Monitor performance and uptime at