Why the RVN KawPoW monitor separates wallet and Worker
The regular Ravencoin pool accounts by the wallet starting with R. A Worker is a rig name, and selecting it does not split unpaid balance.
Separate the wallet from the Worker
Open the Ravencoin monitor, paste the full address starting with R, then filter Workers by name.
| Observation | Next step |
|---|---|
| R followed by 33 characters | This is the Ravencoin payout this page accepts. |
| Miner config is wallet.rig | The part after the dot is the Worker name. Do not look that name up as the address. |
| Balance unchanged after picking a Worker | Unpaid, paid, and the last 24 hours belong to the whole wallet. |
| The record is on solo-rvn.2miners.com | Return to the regular pool at rvn.2miners.com. SOLO is not on this page. |
Should I enter the RVN wallet or the Worker?
Enter the Ravencoin payout on the regular pool rvn.2miners.com. It starts with R and has 33 characters after that, without 0, O, I, or l. The 2Miners help writes the wallet and the rig name together; the Worker is the part after the dot. This page accepts the wallet only. BTC and TON payouts mentioned on that help are not queried. Do not paste a private key. Lookup does not start KawPoW.
Which pool is covered for KawPoW?
The Ravencoin site names the mining algorithm KAWPOW. The 2Miners RVN help calls it KawPoW and uses the regular pool rvn.2miners.com. This page reads that pool, not a network-wide balance. The API documentation lists solo-rvn.2miners.com as its own server, so a SOLO account is not shown. An R address on some other pool does not appear automatically.
The wallet is saved but Workers or rewards are missing?
Check that shares go to rvn.2miners.com, not to SOLO or another pool. An empty Worker list means this pool returned no such name. It does not mean a disk or GPU has stopped. A missing reward is a dash, not zero. Fetch time is Hong Kong time and only marks when this site got the response. See sources and freshness.
Why can't KawPoW hashrate be split into coins per machine?
The account rate is a pool-reported figure in units such as H/s. Distinct Worker names let you see each name's rate and whether it is online. Unpaid balance, total paid, and the last 24 hours stay with the whole wallet. They are not divided into RVN per Worker. When several machines share one R address, the coin figures are not one machine's income. This page does not convert the rate into earnings.
How do balance, paid, and the rolling 24 hours differ?
Read three figures separately: balance the pool has not paid, the cumulative amount already paid, and the rolling last 24 hours. Those 24 hours are not a UTC calendar day and not the Hong Kong calendar day. None of them is the on-chain Ravencoin wallet balance. A missing figure stays a dash. If the help-page payout was switched to BTC or TON, that arrival is not RVN here.
How do I save several R addresses, and where do I check anomalies?
After sign-in, each line on the Ravencoin monitor is one R address and one account. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50. Extra Workers under the same wallet are not extra devices and not an extra charge. The device overview has no added total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation do not use RVN quota. Remove deletes only the saved address and does not send a stop to the pool. A failed read can leave the previous success and its original fetch time, marked stale. If the pool says the wallet is absent, do not infer from old numbers that it is still finding blocks.
Common questions
Should I enter the RVN wallet or the Worker?
Enter the Ravencoin payout on the regular pool rvn.2miners.com. It starts with R and has 33 characters after that, without 0, O, I, or l. The 2Miners help writes the wallet and the rig name together; the Worker is the part after the dot. This page accepts the wallet only. BTC and TON payouts mentioned on that help are not queried. Do not paste a private key. Lookup does not start KawPoW.
Which pool is covered for KawPoW?
The Ravencoin site names the mining algorithm KAWPOW. The 2Miners RVN help calls it KawPoW and uses the regular pool rvn.2miners.com. This page reads that pool, not a network-wide balance. The API documentation lists solo-rvn.2miners.com as its own server, so a SOLO account is not shown. An R address on some other pool does not appear automatically.
The wallet is saved but Workers or rewards are missing?
Check that shares go to rvn.2miners.com, not to SOLO or another pool. An empty Worker list means this pool returned no such name. It does not mean a disk or GPU has stopped. A missing reward is a dash, not zero. Fetch time is Hong Kong time and only marks when this site got the response. See sources and freshness.
Why can't KawPoW hashrate be split into coins per machine?
The account rate is a pool-reported figure in units such as H/s. Distinct Worker names let you see each name's rate and whether it is online. Unpaid balance, total paid, and the last 24 hours stay with the whole wallet. They are not divided into RVN per Worker. When several machines share one R address, the coin figures are not one machine's income. This page does not convert the rate into earnings.
How do balance, paid, and the rolling 24 hours differ?
Read three figures separately: balance the pool has not paid, the cumulative amount already paid, and the rolling last 24 hours. Those 24 hours are not a UTC calendar day and not the Hong Kong calendar day. None of them is the on-chain Ravencoin wallet balance. A missing figure stays a dash. If the help-page payout was switched to BTC or TON, that arrival is not RVN here.
How do I save several R addresses, and where do I check anomalies?
After sign-in, each line on the Ravencoin monitor is one R address and one account. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50. Extra Workers under the same wallet are not extra devices and not an extra charge. The device overview has no added total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation do not use RVN quota. Remove deletes only the saved address and does not send a stop to the pool. A failed read can leave the previous success and its original fetch time, marked stale. If the pool says the wallet is absent, do not infer from old numbers that it is still finding blocks.