Pool opens at launchPool live $MINERO · mines xmr · pays sol sample data
every device is a miner. every block is a party.
Your devices and rented rigs mine Monero solo into one pool. Creator fees rent the rigs. Every block we hit: 50% buys back $MINERO · 45% to holders · 5% to the device that found it.
- Pool
- opens at launch– devices
- Hashrate
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- Blocks found
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- XMR earned
- – XMR
live from Kryptex public stats once the pool opensread from Kryptex every 60 s
Opt-in only. Nothing runs in your browser. No download from us, no wallet connect. You run XMRig (open source) with your SOL address as the worker name. It identifies your devices on the board.
- trade$MINERO volume
- feescreator fees
- rentmore mining rigs
- mineKryptex SOLO · rx/0
- block~0.6 xmr + fees
- 50%buys back $MINERO
- 45%to holders
- 5%to the device that found it
- proofreceipts on xmrchain + solscan
01how it works
fees in.
blocks out.
every trade of $MINERO pays creator fees.
the fees are the rig budget: rigs rented by hand on MiningRigRentals, pointed at the MINERO pool. your devices can join the same pool →
rigs and devices mine monero solo on Kryptex SOLO. a solo block is all ours, or it isn't: blocks depend on luck.
every block we hit (~0.6 xmr): 50% buys back $MINERO · 45% to holders · 5% to the device that found it.
every block gets its height on xmrchain; every buyback, holder payout and finder’s bonus gets its solana tx. see receipts →
more volume → more fees → more rigs → more hashrate → more blocks.
02every block we hit (~0.6 xmr)
every block we hit: 50% buys back $MINERO, 45% goes to holders, 5% goes to the device that found it
50%
buys back $MINERO
45%
to holders, by holdings
5%
to the device that found it
Each part gets its own Solana transactions, listed in receipts. Solo blocks depend on luck: there can be long stretches without one.
03every device is a miner
if it has a cpu,
it can mine.
Monero’s RandomX was built for ordinary CPUs, so a desktop is competitive and a GPU or ASIC gains little. Point yours at the same pool as the rented rigs.
04playground
your device’s
odds.
Drag the pool’s size to see how often it hits a block: every one pays 45% to holders. Then pick a device for its own odds of finding one and the 5% finder’s bonus. Device speeds are estimates.
01pick a device
typical range
The pool’s size is unknown until it opens. Drag it.
- the pool hits a block · 45% to holders
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- one find every
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- chance in the next 30 days
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- finder’s bonus per find
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- that bonus in sol
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- your device’s expected finds
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- your share of the pool’s finds
your finds a year = 720 × 365 × your hashrate ÷ network (—, —)pool blocks a day = 720 × pool hashrate ÷ networkbonus = 5% × ~0.6 XMR × 99% (after Kryptex’s 1%)
Live on the board
connecting to the pool…
| Worker | Source | Hashrate |
|---|---|---|
| no devices on the board yet | ||
Blocks hit
Monero finds a block every 2 minutes. Each one pays ~0.6 XMR + fees.
Our pool vs the whole Monero network
devices 0rented 0of 0 worldwide ()
Our rentals and everyone’s devices mine together on Kryptex SOLO. The blocks reported for our address appear in receipts.
Expected blocks / day
0
pool share × 720
A block every
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0% chance in the next 24 h
Since the last block
–
none yet
Blocks hit
0
for our pool address
Solo blocks depend on luck. These estimates are based on hashrate, not a schedule.
Your devices
paste the SOL address you mine with
Hashrate now
0
0 devices
05receipts
follow the blocks.
follow the transactions.
What’s live
things anyone can check · no keys, no logins
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Pool XMR addressEvery device and rented rig mines to it. Kryptex shows its hashrate, workers and blocks.
48FPww…8Xtgpublic now Kryptex ↗ -
Rented rigsRented by hand with creator fees, mining to the same address as the worker
rental. Their hashrate shows on the board once rentals are live.—at launch -
Payout walletThe Solana wallet that receives the creator fees and each block’s SOL, sends the holder payouts and the finder’s bonus. The buyback swap is made from it by hand.
published at launchat launch -
ReceiptsEvery block by height on xmrchain; every buyback, holder payout and finder’s bonus by its Solana tx. The raw list is public.
none yetpublic now receipts.json ↗
public now = live and checkable today. at launch = published the moment the pool opens.
Pool XMR address
48FPwwsYppR5moNEkDjZoU1UGGbtaYK9xaKRGoDjeq2VDfLmDpM9vyqSLD8E762C7DHgQZc8vEE5JFBdvvXsjUHG6ru8Xtg
view key: published at launch
blocks found sample data
none yet
Every block we hit lands here with its height, linked to xmrchain.
buybacks, holder payouts & finder’s bonuses
| Date | Block height | XMR | Action | Solana tx |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| first block → first receipt | ||||
06faq
FAQ
What can mine?
Anything with a CPU that runs XMRig: Windows and Linux PCs, Macs, gaming PCs and rigs (their CPU), home servers and NAS boxes, Raspberry Pi and other 64-bit ARM boards, Android phones through Termux, cloud VPS. Monero's RandomX was built for ordinary CPUs, so a desktop is competitive and a GPU or ASIC gains little. The setup page has a copy-paste command for each.
How is the work verified?
Kryptex checks the submitted shares. The board reads its public worker stats to show devices and hashrate. Check the same pool address in receipts.
Do miners get paid?
The device that finds a block gets a 5% finder’s bonus in SOL, sent to the SOL address in its worker name, as named in Kryptex’s record of that block. Hashrate on its own isn’t paid by the hour: the rest of each block goes 50% to a $MINERO buyback and 45% to holders. If the record names no worker, the 5% goes to holders.
What happens when we hit a block?
every block we hit (~0.6 xmr): 50% buys back $MINERO · 45% to holders · 5% to the device that found it. The XMR is sold by hand for SOL first, and the buyback swap is made by hand from a plan the payout service writes. Receipts list every transaction.
Who counts as a holder?
Wallets holding $MINERO at the snapshot, taken when the block’s reward unlocks (60 Monero blocks, about 2 hours after it’s found). Left out: the bonding curve, the PumpSwap pool and LP, the payout wallet, the dev, team, launch-buyer and forward wallets, program-owned accounts and dust. Paid pro-rata by holdings, in SOL, to plain wallets.
What's rented hashrate?
All creator fees go to the rig budget: rigs rented by hand on MiningRigRentals, mining to the same pool address as the worker rental. The board shows device and rented hashrate separately. Rentals never get the finder’s bonus: if a rental finds a block, its 5% goes to holders.
Do I need $MINERO to mine?
No. Anyone can point a device at the pool with a SOL address as its worker name, and a find pays that address its 5%. Holding is separate: the 45% follows $MINERO balances at the snapshot.
Is this safe to run?
We ship no software. XMRig is a widely used open-source miner: download it only from its official GitHub page. Antivirus tools flag all miners as "potentially unwanted", which is why. Stop it any time with Ctrl+C. Only mine on devices you own and pay the power for: not on a work or school computer, and not on a cloud server whose terms forbid it.
Fees?
Kryptex SOLO keeps 1% of the Monero reward. XMRig gives 1% of its time to its developers by default.
Risks
Mining uses electricity and makes heat. Keep devices ventilated. Blocks depend on luck, and there can be long stretches without one. More trading volume funds more rented hashrate; it does not guarantee blocks. The rentals, the XMR sale and the buyback swap are done by hand. The board and the finder’s bonus rely on Kryptex’s public stats and block records.
commands unlock when the pool openspool live
your cpu is
one command away.
- 01pick your device
- 02paste one line
- 03find it on the board