The operator control plane for committed uptime.
The operator control plane that sits above your firmware, pool, and fleet tools and runs them as one system. It senses every machine, rebalances load when one drops, and backfills the gap from the marketplace, priced off the live IonGrid Index.
Four layers built on one network.
Everything sits on one verifiable number. The Index is the root, the benchmark every layer prices and settles against. Demand, the stratum, and supply are the three sides built on it.
The verifiable BTC/PH-day hashprice benchmark, anchored to Bitcoin. Every layer prices and settles against it. Check it yourself →
Buyers of hashrate. A two-sided marketplace, every price discovered from the Index.
The operator control plane. Redistribution and backfill keep output steady when a machine drops.
Land, power, and hashrate: the physical layer the network runs on.
How the control plane senses, decides, and acts.
Three pillars over one fleet. These are the parts of a control plane that keep mining steady without replacing anything you already run.
Continuous health and delivered-vs-promised hashrate across every machine and pool. The measurement layer everything else runs on.
Redistribution. When output dips, load rebalances across the surviving fleet so aggregate hashrate holds.
One control plane to switch pools, retarget, and execute across your firmware and fleet tools, with no per-miner reconfiguration.
When a machine goes offline, no customer loses hashrate.
Ten machines at 100 TH/s each, serving ten customers. Without redistribution, one failure means one customer gets nothing. With Equalizer, the surviving 900 TH/s is shared, so every customer still gets 90 TH/s, no downtime. Select any machine to take it offline.
One integration, in four steps.
Point your fleet at Equalizer. Any pool, any firmware. One integration, no rip-and-replace.
Sentinel tracks every machine's health and delivery in real time, against a known target.
When a machine drops, its load redistributes across the fleet, so your customers keep getting hashrate.
Gaps you can't cover internally are filled from the marketplace. Uptime held, not insured.
Common questions about Equalizer.
What is Equalizer?+
The stratum-layer control plane for mining operators. It sits above your firmware, pool, and fleet tools and orchestrates them, sensing health, redistributing load, and backfilling downtime, so your fleet's output stays steady.
Does it replace my firmware or pool?+
No. You keep your firmware, pool, and tools. Equalizer connects at the stratum layer and conducts them; it doesn't rip out what already works.
How does redistribution work?+
When a machine drops, its hash load is reallocated across the surviving fleet so the aggregate output holds. Customers keep receiving hashrate instead of one going dark.
What is backfill?+
When you can't cover a gap internally, demand is filled from the marketplace, priced off the live IonGrid Index. It's how uptime is held, not insured.
How is anything priced?+
Off the published IonGrid Index, a neutral BTC/PH-day benchmark both sides can audit. Equalizer reads it; it doesn't set it.
Connect your stratum, price off the Index, and let redistribution and backfill hold your uptime. One control plane, settled in BTC.