NEB Mining Pool — Proof of Training GPU mining

Mine NEB — the blockchain where every attempt is one training step of a small neural network that the chain trains block by block — on your NVIDIA GPU with suprminer (-a neb): 1% fee, PPLNS, 60-second blocks, every share checked by the pool.

Testnet: NEB currently runs as testnet 2. When mainnet launches, 10 % of the testnet coins move to mainnet in a swap. Pool payouts are active (PPLNS, sent every full hour, UTC), so you can test the whole path from shares to a real payment.

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NEB Mining FAQ

What is NEB?

NEB is its own blockchain — a Rust node with a C proof of work, not a Bitcoin fork — secured by Proof of Training: every block attempt is one integer training step of a 784-128-10 neural network on 16 samples, and the model the chain trains changes with every block. UTXO model, Ed25519 signatures, BLAKE3 hashing, 60-second blocks with ASERT difficulty. 20 NEB per block, halving every 450,000 blocks; 5 % of every block goes to the project by consensus. Source: github.com/SilasEigen/neb.

How do I mine NEB?

Download the latest suprminer release from github.com/ocminer/suprminer/releases, add neb-datasets.bin from the NEB 0.3.0 release next to the miner if the package does not include it, then run ./suprminer-neptune -a neb -o stratum+tcp://neb.suprnova.cc:7804 -u YOUR_NEB_ADDRESS.rig01 -p x. Your neb1… address is your account — no sign-up. Details on the Start Mining page.

Is this mainnet?

No. NEB currently runs as testnet 2 (genesis 2026-11-07 19:00 UTC). When mainnet launches, 10 % of the testnet coins move to mainnet in a swap. The pool pays out on testnet so you can test rigs, settings and the full payout path.

What is the pool fee and how are rewards credited?

1 % fee, PPLNS. Miners are credited the block subsidy share — 19 NEB per block (20 NEB minus the 5 % project share); transaction fees stay with the pool. A block is credited at its first confirmation (shown as unconfirmed balance) and becomes payable at 101 (coinbase maturity is 100 blocks). Payouts go out in batches every 60 minutes (on the full hour, UTC) from 0.01 NEB; the network fee is split among the recipients.

Why are rates shown in H/s?

One unit of difficulty is one training attempt, the same unit suprminer reports as H/s. Pool, network and miner rates are therefore attempts per second, and network difficulty is the expected number of attempts per block.

What GPU do I need to mine NEB?

An NVIDIA GPU of compute capability 7.5 or later (RTX 20 series and newer) with a CUDA 13 driver (580 or later). RTX 30 series and newer use the tensor-core kernel; an RTX 5090 does about 31.5 MH/s.