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BTC …Supply / coin 21,000,000On curve …Graduated …$HALVD burned …Solana

Fees buy hashrate.

On a Hashrate coin, the 60% fee share rents Bitcoin hashrate for the coin's own rig, so every trade adds work. Pool rigs mine side by side and divide a found block by the work each one put in. A solo rig mines alone and keeps its whole block. Each coin picked at launch where its blocks go: to its holders, or into buying the coin back and burning it.

Launch a hashrate coin

The rigs aren't running yet. They start once the operator connects a hashrate account. Until then, fees from Hashrate coins are still claimed and set aside for each coin's rig.

Hashrate0.00 PH/srented right now
Coins mining0of 0 Hashrate coins
Hash delivered0.00 PH·h0 sats spent
Blocks found00 pool · 0 solo

Every rig

Busiest rig first. A pool rig's share of the next pool block counts its work since the last one.
No Hashrate coins yet. Launch the first one.

Blocks found

From the coinbase to the credit: each block waits 100 confirmations, then crosses to Solana.
No blocks yet. A block shows up here minutes after it's mined, then counts its way to Solana.

Where a block goes

A pool block
  • 85%Pool coins, by hash · work each rig did since the last pool block
  • 10%The finder · the coin whose worker hit it
  • 5%$HALVD burn · bought back by the keeper
A solo block
  • 95%The coin that mined it · nobody shares a solo rig
  • 5%$HALVD burn · bought back by the keeper

Hashrate is rented with spot bids on Braiins Hashpower and pointed at CKPool solo (solo.ckpool.org:3333), one worker per coin. Pool rig address: set when the operator connects the rigs. A coin's pot is bridged to the market from 11,000 sats, only while the bridge keeps 10% or less, and the platform keeps 25% of every fee claim. Block rewards move after 100 confirmations and reach Solana as cbBTC through Relay. 5% of every block buys back and burns $HALVD.