Is Maza still mined in 2026?

Yes — the pool's MAZA section has found blocks continuously since February 2024. It is the quiet workhorse of SHA-256 community mining: low hashrate, low fees, steady community.

What hardware can mine MAZA?

Any SHA-256d ASIC: from a ~1 TH/s Bitaxe (use the varDiff port) to full-size Antminers on the fixed-difficulty ports. GPUs and CPUs are not competitive.

Mining Maza: the pool's oldest section, set up in five minutes

MineCraft Pool · 2024-02-14

TL;DR — Point your SHA-256d miner at stratum+tcp://maza.minecraftpool.com:7774 and use your MAZA wallet address as the username. Pool fee 0%, minimum payout 100 MAZA, SOLO scheme — the whole block reward goes to whoever finds the block.

Connect your miner, use your wallet address as the username, and you're mining. On this pool there is no registration, no account and no email — the wallet address is the account.

stratum+tcp://maza.minecraftpool.com:7774
username: YOUR_MAZA_WALLET_ADDRESS.worker1
password: x

Stratum ports

URL	For hardware
`stratum+tcp://maza.minecraftpool.com:7774`	small ASICs, varDiff (Bitaxe-class)
`stratum+tcp://maza.minecraftpool.com:7794`	mid-range 10–100 TH/s

The first port uses variable difficulty tuned for small devices (Bitaxe-class home ASICs, ~1 TH/s): difficulty starts low and retargets every 30 seconds. The other ports are for mid-range (10–100 TH/s) and large (>100 TH/s) machines and run at fixed difficulty — small miners there just waste work.

About Maza (MAZA)

Maza is one of the longest-running SHA-256 community coins — a modest chain that has kept developers, miners and a working market since 2014, through every hype cycle. We added it on the day this pool opened in February 2024, and its section has been mining continuously ever since.

Pool parameters

Pool fee: 0%
Minimum payout: 100 MAZA
Algorithm: SHA-256d
Payout scheme: SOLO — the full block reward goes to the miner who found the block
Block explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/maza/
Wallet: official Maza wallet from the project's GitHub

Practical notes

Maza blocks mature quickly and the network is small, so even a single home ASIC registers a visible share of total hashrate — check the network share bar on the MAZA stats page before choosing a port. Payouts run at 0% fee; the 100 MAZA threshold equals roughly a day of typical small-rig earnings, so balances don't sit on the pool.

FAQ

Is Maza still mined in 2026?: Yes — the pool's MAZA section has found blocks continuously since February 2024. It is the quiet workhorse of SHA-256 community mining: low hashrate, low fees, steady community.
What hardware can mine MAZA?: Any SHA-256d ASIC: from a ~1 TH/s Bitaxe (use the varDiff port) to full-size Antminers on the fixed-difficulty ports. GPUs and CPUs are not competitive.