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Not-Only-Mining-Pool (NOMP)

Not-Only-Mining-Pool (NOMP) is an open-source Go server that runs cryptocurrency mining pools and handles Stratum connections. It supports Bitcoin Core variants using the standard 80-byte proof-of-work header and includes pluggable engines for other mining models.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use NOMP when you need to operate or extend the server side of a mining pool and can configure its coin daemon, pool settings and storage. Choose the matching built-in or tagged engine based on the coin's mining model.

Who it is for

  • Operators setting up a standalone Stratum pool for one or more proof-of-work coins.
  • Developers adapting pool support to a coin or mining algorithm using the documented engine and hash-registration approaches.

Documented uses

  • Run a Stratum server for miners and connect it to a coin daemon.
  • Configure a pool for Bitcoin Core variants that use the standard 80-byte proof-of-work header.
  • Use a supported pluggable engine for coins with different block structures, proof-of-work verification or Stratum dialects.
  • Develop a separate web front end against the server API.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The public repository specifies the MIT license.

  • NOMP supplies the Stratum server, not a web portal; a web front end can be built against its API.
  • Some engines require build tags, and RandomX requires cgo.
  • Pool setup requires daemon, address, port and Redis storage configuration.
  • Quantus optional PROP/SOLO payments require a separate signing bridge, funded hot wallet and specific Redis persistence settings.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Build and configure the default NOMP server

Prepare a NOMP binary and configuration file for a default-build coin pool.

Before you start

  • Go build environment
  • A coin daemon configuration
  • Redis storage

Steps

  1. Build the default server with the command below.

    Documented command
    go build ./cmd/nomp

  2. Copy config.example.json to config.json.

  3. Edit the daemon, pool address, ports and storage sections.

  4. Select the coin engine in the configuration when using an engine coin; omit it or use gbt for GBT coins.

Expected outcome

A compiled server and edited configuration file ready for the documented launch stage.

Guide limitations

  • This guide stops at configuration; it does not establish that a particular coin or deployment will operate successfully.
  • Engines requiring build tags are not included merely by selecting them in configuration.
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