Minerstat

Retrieves mining coin data from minerstat API including hashrates, difficulty, rewards, and prices. Use this tool to get current mining statistics for cryptocurrencies. You can filter results by specific coin tickers (e.g., 'BTC,ETH') or by mining algorithms (e.g., 'SHA-256,Ethash'). Returns data such as network hashrate, difficulty, estimated mining rewards, current price, and trading volume for each coin. Note: `difficulty` and network hashrate fields may be null for some coins; validate their presence before using in calculations.

Retrieve mining hardware data from minerstat including hashrates, power consumption, and specifications. Use this tool to get benchmark data for GPUs and ASIC miners to compare mining performance across different hardware. Filter by type (gpu/asic) or brand to narrow results. Combine both filters together to avoid mixed variants with differing hashrate and power draw values.

Retrieve mining pool data from minerstat. Requires an authenticated minerstat connection. Returns a list of mining pools with their supported coins, fees, payout thresholds, and other details. Use to discover pools for a specific coin or explore all available mining pools.

Retrieve activity logs for a specific worker for the last 3 days. Returns online/offline events, errors, and other activity for troubleshooting worker uptime issues or auditing worker behavior. The API key is automatically extracted from the Authorization header.

Retrieve detailed real-time data for a specific mining worker. This tool fetches comprehensive information about a worker including: - Current status (online/offline/idle) - Hardware info (GPUs/ASICs with temperatures, fans, power) - Mining info (coin, pool, client software) - Hashrate data (current hashrates for main/dual/CPU mining) - Share statistics (accepted, rejected, stale) - Revenue estimates Use this when you need detailed metrics for a specific worker. The worker name must exactly match a worker configured in the minerstat dashboard. Returns found=False if the worker doesn't exist.