ZEPH uses RandomX. Why is a Monero address rejected?
Zephyr's regular pool also says RandomX, but the address starts with ZEPHYR. A Monero 4 or 8 address is not that account. SOLO and Kryptex are not this page.
Do not swap a ZEPHYR address for XMR
Open the Zephyr monitor, paste only the ZEPHYR payout, and keep it separate from the Monero page.
| Observation | Next step |
|---|---|
| The help example starts with ZEPHYR | Use this Zephyr payout on the regular pool. |
| 95 characters starting with 4 or 8 | That is a Monero shape. Do not put it on Zephyr, or the other way around onto Kryptex. |
| The help page's rental label says XMR | Those are words on the pool's table, not a request to switch to a Monero address. This page does not provide that path. |
| The account exists only on solo-zeph.2miners.com | Use zeph.2miners.com. A successful stats response is not a complete history. |
Which ZEPH address, and can I use XMR?
Enter the Zephyr payout on the regular pool zeph.2miners.com. The help-page example starts with ZEPHYR, and the miner example uses XMRig with the coin set to ZEPH. A Monero standard address, subaddress starting with 4 or 8, or 106-character integrated address is not this account. The Zephyr homepage retrieved this time did not state an address grammar, so the prefix follows the pool help example and unstated details stay unverified. Do not paste a private key. Lookup does not start RandomX.
Both say RandomX. Why is this pool separate from Monero?
The 2Miners Zephyr help names the algorithm RandomX. Kryptex also labels XMR as RandomX. They are two coins, two address forms, and two pools. A side table on the Zephyr help says RandomX (XMR) and another line says RandomXmonero. Those are labels in the table. They do not turn a ZEPHYR address into a Monero address, and this page is not Kryptex. This page reads only the regular pool zeph.2miners.com. The API documentation's solo-zeph.2miners.com is another server. Public stats returned HTTP 200. That is not full-network coverage or a finished history.
The miner is running. Why are Workers and rewards missing?
Check that the miner coin is ZEPH, the host is zeph.2miners.com, and the address starts with ZEPHYR. A Monero address, a Kryptex account, or the SOLO server means this account is absent. A Worker name cannot replace the address. Blank is not a stopped process. A dash is not zero. The Hong Kong fetch time is explained in sources and freshness.
Why is RandomX hashrate not ZEPH already received?
The rate on this page is what the Zephyr pool reports. It is not the H/s on the Monero page and not ZEPH sitting in a wallet. A Worker filters that name's rate and status only. It does not split unpaid balance across machines. A rate is not a completed payout. This page does not estimate profit and does not reuse the other connection table on the help page to compare income. Read amounts as the ZEPH the pool displays. Internal conversion is omitted.
How do I read balance, paid, and the rolling 24 hours?
Unpaid balance, total paid, and the last 24 hours are three separate pool figures. Those 24 hours are not UTC midnight and not the UTC calendar day used on the Monero monitor. Do not add them to unpaid XMR or to an on-chain balance. A dash is missing data. An open stats endpoint only means it responded then. It does not mean your account history was stored in full.
How do I save ZEPHYR addresses, and do they share the XMR quota?
Sign in on the Zephyr monitor. Each line is one ZEPHYR address and one account in the Zephyr project. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50, counted apart from the Monero project. Workers are not an extra charge and do not add slots per machine. The device overview has no further total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation do not use ZEPH quota. Remove detaches only this saved address. It does not stop the miner and does not delete the XMR account at Kryptex. A failed read can leave the last success and its original fetch time, marked stale. When something looks wrong, open zeph.2miners.com and the Monero page separately. Do not treat the two clocks as one payout.
Common questions
Which ZEPH address, and can I use XMR?
Enter the Zephyr payout on the regular pool zeph.2miners.com. The help-page example starts with ZEPHYR, and the miner example uses XMRig with the coin set to ZEPH. A Monero standard address, subaddress starting with 4 or 8, or 106-character integrated address is not this account. The Zephyr homepage retrieved this time did not state an address grammar, so the prefix follows the pool help example and unstated details stay unverified. Do not paste a private key. Lookup does not start RandomX.
Both say RandomX. Why is this pool separate from Monero?
The 2Miners Zephyr help names the algorithm RandomX. Kryptex also labels XMR as RandomX. They are two coins, two address forms, and two pools. A side table on the Zephyr help says RandomX (XMR) and another line says RandomXmonero. Those are labels in the table. They do not turn a ZEPHYR address into a Monero address, and this page is not Kryptex. This page reads only the regular pool zeph.2miners.com. The API documentation's solo-zeph.2miners.com is another server. Public stats returned HTTP 200. That is not full-network coverage or a finished history.
The miner is running. Why are Workers and rewards missing?
Check that the miner coin is ZEPH, the host is zeph.2miners.com, and the address starts with ZEPHYR. A Monero address, a Kryptex account, or the SOLO server means this account is absent. A Worker name cannot replace the address. Blank is not a stopped process. A dash is not zero. The Hong Kong fetch time is explained in sources and freshness.
Why is RandomX hashrate not ZEPH already received?
The rate on this page is what the Zephyr pool reports. It is not the H/s on the Monero page and not ZEPH sitting in a wallet. A Worker filters that name's rate and status only. It does not split unpaid balance across machines. A rate is not a completed payout. This page does not estimate profit and does not reuse the other connection table on the help page to compare income. Read amounts as the ZEPH the pool displays. Internal conversion is omitted.
How do I read balance, paid, and the rolling 24 hours?
Unpaid balance, total paid, and the last 24 hours are three separate pool figures. Those 24 hours are not UTC midnight and not the UTC calendar day used on the Monero monitor. Do not add them to unpaid XMR or to an on-chain balance. A dash is missing data. An open stats endpoint only means it responded then. It does not mean your account history was stored in full.
How do I save ZEPHYR addresses, and do they share the XMR quota?
Sign in on the Zephyr monitor. Each line is one ZEPHYR address and one account in the Zephyr project. Free is 5 per project and Pro is 50, counted apart from the Monero project. Workers are not an extra charge and do not add slots per machine. The device overview has no further total cap. Overview, the Mac Agent, and crash interpretation do not use ZEPH quota. Remove detaches only this saved address. It does not stop the miner and does not delete the XMR account at Kryptex. A failed read can leave the last success and its original fetch time, marked stale. When something looks wrong, open zeph.2miners.com and the Monero page separately. Do not treat the two clocks as one payout.