How to read Autolykos worker hashrate on the ERG monitor, without splitting it into income
Set the miner to Autolykos, then open the same 9-address on the [ERG monitor](/projects/erg) for account and worker hashrate. Do not add those rows up into ERG per machine.
| What you want | Shown here | Not on this page |
|---|---|---|
| Hashrate of this payout address right now | The pool’s current account hashrate | Worker rates are not summed and substituted for that figure |
| One rig | That worker’s hashrate, online or offline, and last seen | No separate ERG income for that rig |
| Shares over 5 minutes, 30 minutes, or 6 hours | Those charts are not drawn | The API lists separate share and worker-range calls; use the pool account page |
| Share difficulty | This page does not rewrite the help page’s difficulty tier | The help page says share difficulty does not change miner rewards |
When you mine ERG, the 2Miners help page tells you to select Autolykos. Miner flags use different spellings for that same algorithm: lolMiner uses AUTOLYKOS2, Rigel, Gminer, T-Rex, TeamRedMiner, and SRBMiner use autolykos2, and NBminer uses ergo. The monitor does not estimate hashrate from those flag names. It shows the current account hashrate returned for the pool account, and each worker’s own hashrate.
What the two figures are
The account number is the current hashrate of this one payout address. A worker row belongs only to that RIG_ID. This page does not add worker rates and present the sum as the account hashrate, and it does not split ERG across machines in proportion to hashrate. Income stays at address level: unpaid, paid, and the rolling 24-hour reward. The API index also lists account shares for 5 minutes, 30 minutes, and 6 hours, plus a worker-hashrate call for the same ranges. Those charts are not drawn here.
What to inspect on the miner
- The algorithm line has to be one of the Autolykos spellings above. Leaving another coin’s algorithm in the config means the pool will not account that rig on the ERG address.
- When this rig’s payout address is already ERG, the user field is the 9-address. The rig name follows the dot, or the worker flag that software uses. If you intentionally pay BTC or TON, do not change that payout so this page can show a rate. This monitor cannot read those destinations. The help page limits RIG_ID to 32 characters: English letters, digits, hyphen, and underscore.
- Trust the host in your config. The help page’s quick start uses erg.2miners.com port 8888, its SSL example uses 18888, and it lists other regional hosts. Share difficulty is a separate line on that page, and the page says it does not change miner rewards. It recommends the higher tier for a very large GPU count or for NiceHash.
When the numbers disagree
- The account has a rate and one worker does not. Check the pool account page for the name that matches RIG_ID. Fix the config if the name is wrong. Do not invent an income row in the monitor.
- A worker has a rate and you want to see whether 5-minute shares are rising. Open the pool’s own account page. This monitor has no short window.
- Two workers show a high rate and a low rate. That only means the pool reported different rates. The lower rig is not assigned 0 ERG, and the higher rig does not take the address balance for itself.
Illustrative, not a measured farm
Suppose the account current hashrate reads 100 MH/s, rig-a reads 60 MH/s, and rig-b reads 40 MH/s. The sketch only shows that three rows can appear together, and that 60 MH/s plus 40 MH/s is not used here to overwrite the account’s 100 MH/s. Do not treat 60 MH/s as 0.6 ERG. The pool and this page format H/s with prefixes such as MH/s. The numbers are illustrative, not your farm.
Viewing workers does not by itself use a device slot. Free is five saved devices per project and Pro is 50. A slot is used when you save a separate device record for a worker. Open the ERG monitor. The address shape is in which address to paste. A missing worker row is in no shares.
Common questions
Do AUTOLYKOS2, autolykos2, and ergo all mean Autolykos?
Yes. The 2Miners help page asks for Autolykos and shows those spellings per miner. The monitor does not guess hashrate from the flag. It shows the pool’s current account hashrate and each worker hashrate.
Does the faster worker receive more ERG on this page?
This page does not split it that way. A hashrate row only reports the pool’s rate. Unpaid balance, paid, and the 24-hour reward belong to the payout address and are not copied per worker.
Where is the 5-minute share chart?
Not on this page. The API index lists 5-minute, 30-minute, and 6-hour ranges as separate calls. Use the pool account page for the short window, then return to the [ERG monitor](/projects/erg) for current hashrate and address-level rewards.