An optional gate on top of your automated strategy. When the live motherlode pool is below your min or above your max ORE, your miner sits out — without you pausing by hand.
Each round’s Treasury motherlode is the ORE pool that pays winners on the winning square. The amount varies. Automated strategies normally fire whenever their own balance and strategy rules allow — they don’t look at how large that pool is.
Motherlode range gate adds that missing check. Before your strategy runs, Orestack compares the live motherlode to the min and/or max you set. If the pool is outside that band, the round is skipped.
“Only mine when motherlode is between 0.2500 and 2.0000 ORE.” Your tile logic, EV math, and split percentages stay the same — this only decides whether the strategy may fire.
Off by default. Existing miners keep their current behaviour until you turn this on and save.
Skip when the live motherlode is below this. Leave empty to ignore the minimum.
Skip when the live motherlode is above this. Leave empty to ignore the maximum.
Enable with a minimum only if you want larger pools; a maximum only if you want smaller ones. Set both to target a band. Watch Activity, then tighten or loosen the range.
Skips show in the miner’s Activity panel as SKIPPED with a plain-English reason, for example:
Other reasons you might see: