# NOID wallet workers: hashrate, online and saved-device slots

Parano1d Pool places measured and reported hashrate in the same roughly 10-minute window. Address online does not mean every worker is online. Balance is shared by address. A separate saved device is what uses the five-per-project or Pro 50 slot.

- Canonical: https://iotahome.site/en/learn/noid-wallet-workers-hashrate
- Publisher: IOTA Watch
- Topics: NOID
- Published: 2026-10-24
- Updated: 2026-10-24

## At a glance

Read the pool’s measured rate before the miner’s reported rate. On Parano1d Pool the monitor uses measured total. On InnovLab it shows the API hashrate as MH/s and treats the address as online when the online-worker count is above zero.

## What hashrate and online refer to

| Reading | What the source says | How the monitor uses it |
| --- | --- | --- |
| measured | Rate implied by valid shares while a job was live, about 10 minutes | Activity on a Parano1d Pool source, shown as H/s |
| reported | What the miner claims, same window | Not a replacement for measured |
| last seen | When this address last appeared | Online when that age is within about 20 minutes |
| InnovLab workers | Count of workers online | Address online only if the count is above 0; not income per machine |

One NOID payout address can sit above several workers. The pool totals shares and payments by address. A worker name is only the label of that connection. The monitor looks up the address, not a separate wallet per machine.

Parano1d Pool’s help defines measured as the rate implied by valid shares while the pool had a live job, and reported as what the miner claims. Both columns use the same roughly 10-minute window, so a quiet worker leaves both together. The pool also lists a smaller delivered rate that includes proving or no-job time, and it shows job availability separately. Do not copy the whole-pool hashrate onto your address.

## Activity and online on the monitor

With a Parano1d Pool source, activity is that address’s measured total when it is a recognizable H/s figure. Online follows last seen: within about 20 minutes counts as online. With an InnovLab source, activity takes the API hashrate in H/s, divides by 1,000,000 and shows MH/s. The address is online when the online-worker count is above zero. That means at least one worker was counted online. It does not prove every machine is online, and it does not split the address balance into per-machine income.

## How slots are counted

- On [NOID monitoring](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/noid), Free is five saved devices per project and Pro is 50. The count is saved device records, not the number of wallet addresses.

- Another source for the same project on the same saved device does not take another slot.

- Seeing several workers under one address does not automatically use one slot each. If you create a separate saved device for each worker, those records do count.

- The address balance stays one shared balance. Extra workers on the list do not duplicate income.

## Illustrative case, not a live hashrate reading

Suppose a pool row shows measured 4.71 MH/s, reported 129.61 MH/s, one worker and last seen under a minute. On a Parano1d Pool source the monitor shows the measured column as activity and treats the address as online. The larger reported figure is the miner’s own claim. It does not replace measured. If InnovLab shows two workers online and hashrate 4,710,000 H/s, activity displays about 4.710 MH/s and the address is online. Those two machines still share one balance.

## Next step and limits

Match worker names and measured on the pool’s worker list, then read the source on [NOID monitoring](https://iotahome.site/en/projects/noid). This page does not turn hashrate into daily income and does not stand in for a rate outside that window. Crash-log analysis is free. The automated agent covers IOTA Train at Home on Mac only.

## Common questions

### Reported is much larger than measured. Which one counts?

The pool treats measured as the rate implied by valid shares and reported as the miner’s claim, in the same window. On Parano1d Pool the monitor uses measured. A higher self-report does not replace that column.

### If the address is online, is every machine online?

No. On Parano1d Pool, last seen is when the address last appeared. On InnovLab, online means the worker count is above zero. To check one machine, open the pool’s worker list and read that worker’s time and shares.

### Do three workers use three device slots?

Not automatically. Slots are saved device records: five per project on Free, 50 on Pro. They count separately only if you save each worker as its own device. Multiple sources on one device do not add slots. The balance remains the one balance for that address.

## Sources and implementation

- [Parano1d Pool](https://www.parano1d-pool.fun/)
- [InnovLab · NOID pool](https://noid.innovlab.cc/)
- [Parano1d · JSON-RPC conventions](https://docs.parano1d.org/reference/rpc)