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tagged a new miner on the BSV scene to the Daily Intel report.

Here is a bit of research on it:

KardanPool is a new multi-coin solo mining pool that has been producing BSV blocks since September 5, 2026. Its domain was registered in July. Until now the BSV Intel report counted its blocks as "unknown," because its coinbase tag, the plain text "KardanPool," wasn't in the scanner's pool list. The pool offers BSV next to other coins such as BCH, DigiByte, and Fractal Bitcoin. Miners bring their own hardware and choose which coin to point it at. Because it's a solo pool, each block reward goes straight to the wallet that found it: the coinbase pays about 98.5% to the finder and a 1.5% fee to a fixed pool address. By the pool's own public stats, it has found 69 BSV blocks across 9 wallets, 5 of them in yesterday's scan (3.5% of blocks). One wallet supplies nearly all of its BSV hashrate and found 4 of yesterday's 5 blocks. That hashrate arrives in bursts: a low baseline most of the day, with short stretches far above it. That pattern fits hardware being pointed at BSV some of the time and elsewhere the rest, though the data doesn't show where it goes in between. Who operates the pool, and who controls the dominant wallet, isn't known.