Pool Tester
A browser can't measure stratum. Copy, paste, Enter — 14 pools, ranked by median.
barone@home ~
curl -sL https://x.barone.club/teste_pools.py | python3# TCP + handshake stratum · 5 medições · ranking pela mediana
# x.barone.club/teste_pools.py
~100 lines of plain Python, no dependencies. Read it before you run it on GitHub (BaroneClub/teste-pools). On Windows, install Python from python.org and check “Add to PATH”.
A geographic guess — not a measurement. The real number comes from the command above.
We detected Other regions from your device timezone — change it above if that's wrong.
global anycast routes to the nearest endpoint
run the real test below to find out
Geographic guesses — not measurements. Want the real number? Run the test below.
Three log lines — what the script can't warn you about on its own.
That's the time until the pool answers the mining protocol — the latency the miner actually feels. TCP is only the first handshake.
Run it 2–3 times and throw away the first round: cold DNS inflates the numbers only on debut.
Low TCP with high stratum? The pool accepted the connection near you, but the real mining server may be across an ocean.
Ran the test? Drop the result and your city on the latest channel video — and if it helped, star the repo.
May the next block be yours.
Stratum, the curl pipe, and what the test does not promise.
A browser can't open a stratum connection — the protocol the miner uses. The script downloads ~100 lines of plain Python, no dependencies, and measures TCP + stratum handshake from your house. It's open source on GitHub (BaroneClub/teste-pools): read it before you run it.
It's the shortcut. The cautious path is download, read, then run: curl -sL the .py, open it in an editor, then python3 teste_pools.py. Don't use sudo. The script only makes network connections to the listed pools and prints the table.
It depends on where you are. The region estimate is a geographic guess; the command measures your actual line. AtlasPool often wins on anycast, but CDNs lie — the column that matters is Stratum, not TCP.
Yes. Install it from python.org and check “Add to PATH”. In PowerShell the command uses curl.exe and python (no 3). On Mac and Linux, Python 3 already ships with most installs.
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