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# 🔥 SpiderPool First Launch｜BTC Same-Block Dual Rewards Now Live! DMT-NAT (NAT) Officially Released!

Dear Miners,
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Major update has officially launched! SpiderPool now supports the BTC block-associated asset NAT (DMT-NAT), marking a new era in Bitcoin mining rewards 🚀
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From now on, no extra actions are required. As long as your mining machines are connected to SpiderPool and running normally, you will automatically receive a second reward from the same block.
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NAT and BTC operate under the same hash rate, same chain, same block, and same address. Rewards are generated synchronously with Bitcoin blocks and automatically stacked.

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✔️ No configuration changes required 

✔️ No additional cost required 

✔️ Automatic reward stacking

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One hash rate, double rewards!
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📌 Notice: Please ensure your NAT receiving address is properly bound to guarantee successful reward distribution to all miners.

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SpiderPool Team
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April 17, 2026

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