Your balance
Everything about money lives on the Wallet tab, the middle icon at the bottom of the app. It holds three cards. The first two open a screen with more detail when you tap them. On the third, the two figures are tappable rather than the card itself.
The Wallet tab at a glance
| Card | What it shows | Tapping it opens |
|---|---|---|
| Balance | Rewards credited to you and not yet paid out, in Bitcoin with the fiat value below it. Also shows your linked wallet address and the next scheduled payout date | Balance Overview |
| Lifetime Earnings | Everything your account has earned since it started mining, in Bitcoin and in your currency | Earnings Overview |
| Performance | Hashrate in TH/s and Power in kW for the most recent hour, across all of your heaters | Tapping Hashrate or Power opens that chart |
If no wallet address is linked yet, the Balance card shows an Add Wallet button in place of the address. See Add your wallet.
Until a heater is paired to your account, the Wallet tab shows "Connect your device to start earning" and a Connect Device button instead of the cards. See Pair your heater.
The second box on the Lifetime Earnings card is labeled USD, but the amount inside it is always shown in the currency you picked in Preferences. Read the currency code printed after the number, not the label above it.
Balance Overview
Tap the Balance card. The screen opens with your balance in large type, then two rows and your payout history.
- Wallet shows your linked address, shortened to its first six and last six characters, or "No Wallet" if you have not added one. Tapping the row opens the window for adding or editing an address.
- Payout Rules opens the policy page: the service fee, the monthly schedule and the minimum amounts. See Payouts.
- Transactions lists payouts that have left your balance. This list does not include rewards coming in.
The list loads twenty entries at a time and adds more as you scroll. It is your full history, and there is no date filter. Tap any entry to open the Payout Details drawer. If nothing has been paid out yet, the list reads "No Transaction".
Earnings Overview
Tap the Lifetime Earnings card. The screen shows your lifetime total in large type, then a Mining reward list of every credit the pool has made to your account, each one in green with a plus sign.
Like the payout list, it loads twenty entries at a time and keeps loading as you scroll. Pull down on the list to refresh it. Before your first reward arrives, the list reads "No reward".
Individual credits are small, often small enough that the first few decimal places read as zeros. That is expected. What matters is the total at the top of the screen, not any single line.
Switching between Bitcoin and your currency
Balance Overview and Earnings Overview each have a currency toggle in the top right corner of the header. Tapping it flips every number on that screen at once, including the large total and every row in the list below it.
| View | Format | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | Eight decimal places, followed by BTC | 0.00123456 BTC |
| Fiat | Two decimal places, with your currency symbol and code | $117.28 USD |
Two things to know about the toggle:
- It affects only the screen you are on. The Wallet tab cards always show both the Bitcoin figure and the converted one.
- It resets to Bitcoin each time you open the screen. It is a way to check a value, not a saved preference.
Fiat amounts are converted from the Bitcoin amount at the current exchange rate. The Bitcoin figure is the real, fixed number. The fiat figure is what it is worth at this moment.
To change which currency the app converts to, open the Setting tab, then More Settings, then Preferences, and set Currency to USD, EUR or CAD. See Preferences.
Recent earnings on the Home tab
You do not have to leave the Home tab to see how earning is going. The Home Summary card there has a row showing a Bitcoin amount followed by "BTC today", with "Total earnings" and the same amount in your currency underneath it. Tapping the row takes you to the Wallet tab.
The figure behind that row covers the most recent 24 hours rather than the calendar day, so it keeps moving as the day rolls over.
What the numbers do not tell you
- There is no per-heater breakdown. If you own more than one unit, Balance and Lifetime Earnings cover all of them together.
- A payout reduces your Balance but never your Lifetime Earnings. If the balance drops sharply and lifetime earnings hold steady, a payout went out. Check the Transactions list on Balance Overview to confirm.
- Rewards appear when the pool credits them, not the instant your heater does the work. A quiet hour in the list does not mean the unit stopped. Check the status on the Home tab if you are unsure.