Chain ID 1404 is used by more than one public RPC history. A shared chain ID is not proof that two endpoints are the same network.
This pool pays only on the history defined below. Work submitted toward any other history is not payable by this pool.
Reference endpoints we use
RPC
Explorer
Chain ID: 1404 (0x57c)
Fixed checkpoints
Pulled directly from our own node's RPC:
Genesis: 0x3fb19ea409ac7399ad7b988b88e0d436722c967137e51e834ccefd7611a592ef
Block 316,001: 0xad895f701172a58ebd2c18f3a5d7e587cb1d1f8861e653d1ed436b3754a7b76b
Block 316,002: 0x9384e6f69ee98fcd5f5bdda44de719a6dc395f34cc1395bc8b2926a2c1913193
How we choose a payable history
- It matches the published checkpoints through block 316,001.
- It is the history our node peers and block production are actually extending, as published on /verify.
What this page is not
- Not a finding that any person committed a crime.
- Not a finding that any other RPC is "fake."
- Not a promise that exchanges will credit this history.
Other public RPCs, including rpc.bdagscan.com, have been observed in third-party reports to return a different hash at block 316,002. Miners who want that history should use a pool that publishes that checkpoint.