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Release announcements and important project updates in one place.

Critical hotfix

MRR Tools 0.51b Beta

  • Fixed a critical automatic-compensation bug that could add excessive extra time after the renter extended a rental.

Download the new release and update manually. MRR Tools does not install updates automatically.

Release

MRR Tools 0.5b Beta

Version 0.5b adds the MRR Tools Mini App in Telegram, including rig and rental status, account balances and automation controls.

Crash recovery and Profit Analyzer accuracy have also been improved. Desktop updates remain manual: download the new release from the website; the program does not install or replace itself.

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Added

  • Telegram Mini App: view My rigs and My rents, switch between linked accounts, see confirmed and unconfirmed balances with approximate USDT totals, and control the five rig automation indicators. Data refreshes every minute; control changes synchronize immediately.
  • Contextual hover hints for menus, tabs, settings, buttons and data-entry fields throughout the application.

Improved

  • Improved stability with configurable automatic recovery after an abnormal application exit. Restart attempts are limited by the selected interval and reset after a successful launch.
  • Improved Profit Analyzer accuracy when comparing rental income with estimated pool-mining income for the same equipment and period.
Release

MRR Tools 0.4b Beta

Version 0.4b adds Profit Analyzer for individual rigs and entire accounts, clearer pool-profile selection and a choice of how automatic compensation handles zero rig speed near rental end.

Rig editing, Transaction History and compensation have been improved. As a welcome bonus for Linux users, the Windows app now runs under Wine — not as a native Linux version.

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Added

  • New unique feature Profit Analyzer: compare rental earnings with what the same equipment could have mined on a pool during the same period, showing your net rental profit.
  • The pool-profile selection window now shows each selected profile's pool servers, worker logins and passwords. Passwords are hidden until revealed, and profiles refresh from MRR when opened.
  • General Settings now lets the user finish a zero-speed rental and disable Extend, or repeatedly add measured offline time with a configurable repeat limit. Offline repeats are separate from normal compensation stages.

Fixed and improved

  • The Windows EXE runs under Wine on Linux and keeps its local data beside the EXE. This is not a native Linux release.
  • Rig-property changes are confirmed against MRR before being marked saved; the rig table and speed percentage stay in sync after manual speed changes.
  • Hashrate units are easier to read, and suggested difficulty is entered as an integer.
  • Transaction History refreshes after a rental ends unless another rental is due to end within 10 minutes. A date range ending today follows the current day, while historical dates remain fixed.
  • Automatic compensation no longer adds excessive time when a control check crosses the original rental end.
Release

MRR Tools 0.3b Beta

Version 0.3b introduces the private Rental Notebook scoring system, Transaction History with balances and configurable CSV export, in-app rig rental, pool-profile management, official MRR RPI viewing and confirmed overhash monitoring.

Automatic compensation now follows the user-selected target and uses one primary extension plus one control adjustment. Event indicators, table sizing, status presentation and extension recognition have also been improved.

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Added

  • A unique local Rental Notebook scoring system: 1–10 ratings, detailed notes and independent reputation history for rigs, owners and renters. Scoring and score viewing are available from the context menu, and all information is stored locally.
  • Transaction History: operations for each account, filters, current and expected balances, related rigs and rentals, blockchain explorers, background caching and a CSV export wizard with period, field and column-order selection plus preview.
  • Rental history for rented rigs, including completed rentals and detailed rental cards.
  • Rig search and rental directly from MRR Tools, including filters, Rental List, mass rental and discovery of other rigs from the same owner.
  • An editor for saved MRR pools and profiles, with Mining Profile assignment for owned rigs and Pool Profile assignment for rented rigs.
  • Mass editing of settings for selected owned rigs.
  • My MRR score (RPI), showing each owned rig's ID, name and rating with sorting by RPI and Rig ID.
  • Sustained-overhash monitoring: collection over a control period, confirmation of the excess, result logging, Telegram notification and recommended advertised-speed calculation based on the user's target percentage.
  • Manual extension of a rental on an owned rig with advance calculation of the required time and expected result.
  • Text filters for owned-rig and rented-rig event logs, with a quick-clear button.
  • Safe replacement of API credentials for an existing account without deleting or reconfiguring it.
  • Log-retention controls: automatic cleanup by age, unlimited retention and manual removal of old records.
  • Detailed tooltips explaining the options in General Settings.

Fixed

  • Automatic compensation has been completely reworked: it uses the user's target percentage, accounts for continuing underhash and partial equipment operation, and runs in two stages — a primary extension and a control adjustment.
  • Automatic compensation is disabled if a rig remains at zero speed during the control checks from 15 to 10 minutes before the rental ends.
  • Recognition of the original rental duration and multiple consecutive renter extensions has been corrected, including events that occurred while the program was closed.
  • Repeated compensation and repeated processing of already accounted-for extensions have been eliminated.
  • Idle-rig speed measurement has been corrected: each three-hour measurement session starts from scratch and is independent of previous results.
  • New-event indicators now identify the correct account and view, while background-only service records no longer create false notifications.
  • The new-event indicator now blinks clearly everywhere it is displayed.
  • The automatic-functions status line has been moved to the bottom of the window, with larger and properly aligned colour indicators.
  • Speed clipping and column-width changes on the first row selection have been corrected.
  • Table sizes and interface layout are restored correctly after restarting the program and switching views.
  • Duplicate rental-extension events have been removed from the logs.
  • Program resilience during temporary MRR API errors has been improved.
  • The Connect in Telegram button on the MRR Tools website now opens the correct Telegram proxy link.

Removed

  • Automatic compensation attempts beyond the two defined stages.
  • Textual ON and OFF labels from the status line; colour indicators are used instead.
  • The system clock from the lower status line.
Release

MRR Tools 0.2b Beta

Version 0.2b adds interactive hashrate and rental history, sustained-drop detection, owned-rig property and pricing controls, automatic compensation extensions, welcome and farewell messages, per-rig automation controls, update checks, system-tray behaviour and single-instance protection.

It also restores the active account and layout between launches, recovers renter extensions that happened while the application was closed, improves sequential multi-account polling and fixes message templates, log navigation and rental-history interaction.

Release

MRR Tools 0.1b Beta is available

The first public beta of MRR Tools is now available for 64-bit Windows. It brings multiple MRR accounts into one local monitor and adds sequential refresh schedules, rig and rental event logs, Telegram alerts, performance messages, welcome and farewell messages, automatic compensation, automation hooks and protected local API credentials.

The release is portable and does not require a separately installed Python runtime. Extract the archive into a dedicated folder where your Windows account has write permission, then follow the first-launch instructions.