Everything specific to Gaelium on this pool.
Rigel Linux x86_64 · Windows x86_64 · SHA256SUMS
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The installer fetches Rigel, checks its SHA-256 before extracting anything, asks for your address and a name for this machine, then starts mining in a screen. Everything lands in ./gael-miner and rm -rf removes it - nothing is written to the system.
curl -fsSL https://gael.nurserypool.com/dl/install-gael-miner.sh | sh
It offers to run the miner as root. Say yes if you can: without it Rigel cannot set the memory clocks of your cards. The screen then belongs to root, so use sudo screen -ls and sudo screen -r to reach it.
Rather not pipe a script into a shell? That is a sound reflex. Download it, compare it, read it, then run it:
curl -fsSL https://gael.nurserypool.com/dl/install-gael-miner.sh -o inst.sh
sha256sum inst.sh
less inst.sh
sh inst.shExpected checksums - the installer, then the Rigel archive it pins. Both are published at /dl/SHA256SUMS:
690d0c194dd8b02be88b5eb8d2244d5e6118dc88ad5721a466faffd0708282e3 install-gael-miner.sh
eae492ffb64aeb4ab4ba7e66631567984a31d5adb1ef547bda6601aee1793f0d rigel-1.23.2-linux.tar.gzThese fingerprints protect the transport: if the download were intercepted or the archive replaced, the installer refuses to extract. They say nothing about Rigel itself, which we did not audit.
| algorithm | KAWPOW |
| host and port | gael.nurserypool.com:7755 |
| difficulty | automatic (vardiff) |
| pool fee | 1 % |
| payout threshold | 100 GAEL |
| block maturity | 101 confirmations |
| block reward | 1000 GAEL |
A round runs from one block to the next.
The reward is split in proportion to real work.
A coinbase reward matures after 101 confirmations.
Gaelium is a very young coin.