SEDRA uses kHeavyHash, the same proof of work as Kaspa, so IceRiver, Goldshell, and Bitmain KS-series machines all work. Point one at the pool below and you are mining. It is a solo pool: when your machine finds a block, the full reward is paid straight to your address.
5555 is the standard port (fixed difficulty) and works for everyone, use it if unsure. Port 5556 is optional variable difficulty that auto-tunes to your machine's hashrate, which smooths things out and cuts share spam on larger ASICs: stratum+tcp://stratum.sedracoin.com:5556.
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sedra:.kaspa: in front of it. The extra characters can push the address past your miner's field limit and cut off the end, so the pool receives a broken address and you earn nothing, even while the miner looks like it is working.This is a solo pool. There is no account and no minimum. When your miner finds a block, the entire block reward is written straight into that block for your address, and it lands in your wallet within a few confirmations. With a single machine, rewards arrive in chunks whenever you get a block, not in a steady trickle, so gaps between payouts are normal and depend on your hashrate versus the network difficulty above.
Any kHeavyHash ASIC: IceRiver KS0 / KS1 / KS2 / KS3 / KS5, Goldshell KA Box and KA series, Bitmain KS-series, and similar. GPU mining is possible but not competitive against ASICs.
5555. Leftover Kaspa ports (4444, 16xxx) will not work here.stratum+tcp:// in front of the host, others just stratum.sedracoin.com:5555. Try both.169.58.126.141:5555 instead.5555. A restrictive firewall or VPN can block it.