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Contribute work
Your browser produces RandomX proofs. They are independently verified before reward credit; proofs meeting the pool target are also submitted to HashVault.
Browser miner · campaign setup
Put your CPU
to work.
Mine Monero in your browser. Eligible miners share hourly $CPU rewards based on verified work.
Next payout round
—Hourly windows. Transfers follow processing.
Community hashrate
—not measured
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Browser sessions · 30s
—Working together, in real time.
$CPU campaign
PRELAUNCHVerified work · Solana rewards
Reward cadenceHourly
Reward basisVerified work
XMR pool proceedsProject wallet
01 / Your workspace
Mine in this tab.
Choose your CPU target, enter your Solana address, and start when you’re ready. Mining runs on your device, and you can stop at any time.
Browser-based Monero miner
Monero · RandomX
Enter a public Solana address you control. Payouts create its $CPU token account automatically when needed.
3–24 letters, numbers, underscores or hyphens. Shown alongside your shortened wallet after an accepted share. Leave blank to show only your wallet.
Choose a target from 0–100%. Actual usage depends on browser threads and available memory.
My rewards & mining badgesMining details & project wallet
Hashing runs on your device and uses electricity. The project receives the XMR pool proceeds; miners receive no XMR. Your Solana address is a self-asserted worker label, not proof of wallet ownership or a unique person; your optional public username, shortened wallet label, and accepted work may appear in the public leaderboard. $CPU allocations follow the reward rules and depend on accepted work. Reward value can vary and may be lower than electricity or hardware costs. This is not protocol-level Tari merge mining.
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02 / How it works
One machine.
Two outcomes.
Your browser contributes RandomX work using live Monero pool jobs. The project receives the XMR proceeds. Eligible miners share hourly $CPU rewards based on accepted work.
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Label your worker
Your Solana public address is sent as the worker label. It can identify submitted work, but it is text and does not prove wallet ownership or one person per wallet.
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Earn by accepted work
Verified work and assigned difficulty are recorded for rewards. Hourly $CPU rewards are allocated to eligible miners based on accepted work, subject to wallet limits.
Community / All-time leaderboard
Work made visible.
The all-time leaderboard ranks cumulative verified work. Current hashrate comes from active browsers; rewards are calculated in hourly windows. Choose an optional public username to appear alongside your shortened wallet.
| Rank | Miner | Total verified work | Share of all-time work |
|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for verified mining proofs. | |||
VERIFIED WORK · ALL TIMECumulative work across all recorded mining sessions.
Community / Live activity
The network at work.
Accepted shares, milestones unlocked, and confirmed $CPU payments. A live view of what the community is doing.
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The browser miner performs real hashing only after your explicit opt-in. The project receives the XMR pool proceeds; miners do not receive XMR. During the $CPU campaign, rewards are calculated from verified work under the reward rules. Community hashrate is a live estimate; only verified work is used for reward accounting. Wallet labels are self-asserted and do not prove ownership. Reward amounts and token value vary and may be lower than electricity and hardware costs. Verify the official token mint, software, and local rules before participating.
Official token mint: published at launch
Privacy
What the miner shares.
Mining is opt in. This section describes the data used for the live dashboard and $CPU payout accounting.
Mining and wallet labels
Mining runs in your browser only after you opt in. The Solana public address you enter is used as your mining worker label. It is a self-asserted label and does not prove wallet ownership. We store that label, accepted-share time, and accepted difficulty to calculate rewards. If supplied, your public username is stored alongside accepted shares and remembered in this browser. Names are not unique or proof of identity; rewards remain tied to the Solana address. Share nonces and hashes are not retained. These accounting records have no automatic deletion schedule.
Dashboard and payouts
The public community view shows optional usernames, shortened wallet labels, all-time accepted-work totals, mining badges, and recent share and payment events. Anyone with a public Solana address can look up its recorded work, badges, and payout history in My rewards. The most recent accepted share with a name setting determines the name shown for that wallet; leave the username blank in a new mining session to clear it after its next accepted share. Full labels and hourly accepted-work totals are used to calculate allocations. Payout transactions and recipient addresses are public on Solana. Live hashrate and session counts come from active browser sessions, expire after 30 seconds, and are not used to calculate rewards.
Network information
Service providers involved in delivering the site, mining connections, and payouts may process connection and IP metadata.