This client's own hashrate

get/stats/mining/workers

What the workers connected to this client are doing, as rates and totals across every worker together. Narrower than /stats/local: no session identifiers, no fraud targets and no per-worker breakdown, so it carries nothing the Stratum connection count does not.

Each accepted share is credited the expected hashes behind the difficulty its job advertised. With reduced reporting on, miners are sent reductionMultiplier times the served difficulty (see StratumDifficulty), and each share they send carries that difficulty's work. At a multiplier of 10000 that is the super-share threshold, so every share is a super share. Either way the rates are in the same units as network difficulty and compare directly with /stats/mining/difficulty.

hashesPerSecond is the rate over the last 15 minutes — show this as current hashrate. windowShares is how many shares it rests on: fewer shares, noisier reading. sessionHashesPerSecond averages the whole session instead, so it reads low if the workers started after the client did.

nisp says whether the recent super shares make a NISP, and until which height.

Counters restart whenever the producer does, and sessionStartedAt is when that happened — the totals here are not lifetime figures.

Responses

200Current rates and totals; empty of values until a producer reports.LocalMiningSummary▶

statusstringrequired
Freshness of the underlying producer observation.
one ofdisabledloadingreadystalestopped
enabledbooleanrequired
Whether statistics collection is on at all.
sessionStartedAtinteger · int64
When the share producer last started, in Unix milliseconds. Every total below is since then.
observedAtinteger · int64
When these counters were last sampled, in Unix milliseconds.
hashesPerSecondstring
Current hashrate: assigned work gained over the last 15 minutes, divided by that time. Zero when no share arrived in that span. Falls back to the session rate until a second sample exists, and is omitted before there is any work.
decimal string
sessionHashesPerSecondstring
Assigned work over the whole session. Reads low when workers joined after the client started. Omitted before there is any work or elapsed time.
decimal string
windowMsinteger · int64required
The span hashesPerSecond was measured over. Zero when it fell back to the session rate.
windowSharesinteger · int64required
Shares accepted inside that span. The estimate's noise shrinks with this count, so a handful of shares makes a jumpy reading.
acceptedSharesinteger · int64required
rejectedSharesinteger · int64required
Every rejection code added together. See rejections for the split.
blockCandidatesinteger · int64required
Accepted shares that also solved a block. A subset of acceptedShares.
superSharesinteger · int64required
Accepted shares that met the super-share threshold on a job using collateral. These are the proofs a NISP is built from, so they are what earns a payout score.
superSharesPerHournumber · double
Super shares averaged over the session. Absent until the session has elapsed time.
assignedWorkstringrequired
An exact nonnegative integer as a decimal string. Parse it without going through a float.
decimal string
solutionsAcceptedinteger · int64required
Block solutions the node accepted. Acceptance is not chain confirmation.
solutionsRejectedinteger · int64required
reducedReportingbooleanrequired
True when miners are sent a difficulty raised by the stratum's reduction multiplier. The rates already account for it; expect fewer, larger samples and a noisier reading.
rejectionsmap<string, string>required
Count per rejection code, keyed as rejected<code>.
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nispNispStatus
Whether this client's recent super shares make a NISP. A NISP for a rollup starting at height P takes 10 super shares from heights P - windowBlocks through P, so one holds until the tenth-newest super share is windowBlocks behind. Counted from the NISP store at the committed score, so super shares from before a client restart are included. Absent while no Stratum job is being served.
- heldbooleanrequired
  Whether a NISP could be submitted for a rollup starting at atHeight.
- superSharesInWindowintegerrequired
  Super shares inside the window, counted up to required.
- requiredintegerrequired
  Super shares a NISP carries.
- windowBlocksintegerrequired
  How many blocks back from a rollup's start its super shares may come from.
- atHeightintegerrequired
  The height a rollup would start at now, which the window is measured from.
- validThroughHeightinteger
  The last rollup start height this NISP covers. Absent when none is held.
- blocksRemaininginteger
  Blocks from atHeight until validThroughHeight. Absent when none is held.
- sourcestringrequired
  store when counted from the NISP store. session when the store could not be read or no score is known yet, so only super shares found since the client started are counted.
  one ofstoresession

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