November 4, 2026Algorithms
Support for Blake2S, X11, Etchash and Antminer KA3, D9, E9 Pro and more added
Kadena, Dash and Ethereum Classic miners now sit on the same FARMGOD dashboard as your Bitcoin fleet: found by the scan, shown in the right units, no extra tools.
One dashboard for every machine you run. FARMGOD now reads Blake2S, X11 and Etchash, so Kadena, Dash and Ethereum Classic miners show up next to your Bitcoin fleet, with no second tool, no extra login and no spreadsheet on the side.
Mixed fleets used to mean a different window for every coin. Plug the miners in, let the scan find them, and they are there: online, in the right units, in the same lists, Device-Sets and Sitemap as everything else.
That makes nine algorithms in FARMGOD: SHA-256, Scrypt, kHeavyHash, Equihash, Eaglesong, Blake2b, and now Blake2S, X11 and Etchash.
The miners
- Antminer KA3 (Kadena, Blake2S)
- Goldshell KD5 (Kadena, Blake2S), also on intminer firmware
- Antminer D9 (Dash, X11)
- Antminer E9 Pro (Ethereum Classic, Etchash)
- and more
What you get
- Found by the scan. The Kollektor's network scan picks them up like any other miner, with model, firmware and pools. Nothing to add by hand.
- The right units. Hashrate is shown in the unit each algorithm is measured in, so a Kadena miner never reads like a Bitcoin one.
- The full picture at a glance. Power, boards, temperatures and fans for every machine. Where a miner doesn't report its power, FARMGOD fills it in from the model, so your totals stay complete.
- Its own tile on the overview. Every algorithm gets its own tile at the top of the Overview, with its hashrate and miner count, so you see each part of the fleet in one look.
- Pools per algorithm. Pool settings have their own tab for each algorithm, for the whole fleet or a single Device-Set.
- Everywhere you look. The new miners appear in the Sitemap and in the phone view, just like the rest of your fleet.
Third-party firmware
Some Goldshell KD5 units run intminer firmware instead of Goldshell's own. FARMGOD reads them too, through the standard miner API, so they show up with the rest of the fleet.
Coming next
Revenue and profit figures for Kadena, Dash and Ethereum Classic are on the way, so these miners will get their own economics, as the other algorithms have.
Availability
Support is rolling out now, on Private VPS first and then on FARMGOD Cloud.
