These are the Masari mining pools I know about:

- get.masaricoin.com

- id.masari.network

- masari.herominers.com

- msr.pool.gntl.co.uk

- masari.fairhash.org

- masari.miner.rocks

- cryptoknight.cc

- masari.hashvault.pro

- msr.fairpool.xyz

- msr.xmr-school.cf

- msr.optimusblue.com

If you know of another that I haven’t included, let me know!

Data collected at: Fri Jun 14 02:01:00 2019 Network hashrate: 2.676 MH/s Unknown hashrate: 0.668 MH/s 25.0 percent unknown

Let’s break this pie chart up into three charts based on percentiles.

Pie charts are fun, but they are arguably the worst way to present data.

Let’s turn this into a bar chart and add in miner counts. Worker counts were not made available by all mining pools, so I did not include them.

What is the difference between a miner and a worker? Each wallet address a pool operator pays out to is considered a miner. A miner may have multiple machines sending shares to a pool. If the payout address is the same, and if the worker id field is different, then these count as multiple workers, but only as one miner.

A single person may have 100 machines all named “Bob” paying out to the same wallet. In this case, there would be one miner and one worker. This is very common with large mining farms since they often leave the id field as default.

A single person could also intentionally confuse these numbers by creating numerous mining software instances on the same machine with different payout address and different worker ids. In this way, someone could easily fudge these numbers.

Please take miner and worker counts with a grain of salt.