NurseryPool

Everything specific to Brisvia on this pool.

general documentation

1. Get a BRVA address from the brisvia.com wallet.
2. Install Brisvia Desktop.
3. Run the command below.
4. Open your miner page.

brisvia.com/downloads  Brisvia Desktop · Brisvia Miner · Brisvia XMRig

No registration, no account.

A round runs from one block to the next.

The reward is split in proportion to real work.

A coinbase reward matures after 101 confirmations.

One command. It downloads the official Brisvia miner, checks its SHA-256, asks for your address and a name for this machine, then starts mining in a screen session.

curl -fsSL https://ecx.nurserypool.com/dl/install-brva-miner.sh | sh

Piping a script into a shell means running code you have not read. If you would rather check first — and you should:

1 — download it

curl -fsSL -O https://ecx.nurserypool.com/dl/install-brva-miner.sh

2 — compare the checksum

sha256sum install-brva-miner.sh

expected:

080dd2dc09720bd100150780ecb130a0356793d6b5ca1d29b200bcd8eedb3496

3 — read it, then run it

less install-brva-miner.sh && sh install-brva-miner.sh

Everything lands in ./brva-miner: no root, no sysctl, no service, no change to your shell. rm -rf brva-miner removes all of it, and a reboot has nothing to undo.

The script ships nothing of ours: it downloads the binaries published by the Brisvia project itself and stops if their SHA-256 does not match. It never asks for anything but your public address.

• Check the algorithm.
• Rejected shares.
• Nothing on my miner page.
• Hashrate differences.
• Duplicate shares on a second machine.

Brisvia is a very young coin.