Pool opens at launchPool live how it works
fees in. blocks out.
Trading $MINERO pays creator fees. The fees rent mining rigs. Rigs and your devices mine Monero solo, and every block we hit is split 50% buyback · 45% holders · 5% to the device that found it, with receipts.
more volume → more fees → more rigs → more hashrate → more blocks.
The five steps
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01 · fees
every trade pays creator fees.
Buys and sells of $MINERO pay creator fees. Pump’s locked fee split sends all of them to the payout wallet, as the rig budget.
see itvolume on the $MINERO chart
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02 · rigs
fees rent rigs. your devices join.
Rigs rented by hand on MiningRigRentals point at the MINERO pool address. Anyone can add a CPU with one command; your SOL address is the worker name.
check itrented and device hashrate, separately, on the board
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03 · solo blocks
a solo block is all ours, or it isn’t.
Everything mines on Kryptex SOLO. When one of our miners finds a Monero block, the whole reward (~0.6 XMR + fees, less Kryptex’s 1%) lands on the pool address, and Kryptex records which worker found it.
check itblock height on xmrchain · Kryptex public stats
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04 · 50 / 45 / 5
every block is split three ways.
Once the XMR is sold by hand for SOL: 50% buys back $MINERO (a swap made by hand from the service’s plan). 45% goes to holders, pro-rata by a snapshot taken when the block’s reward unlocks. 5% goes to the device that found it. Every block, the same split.
check itthe buyback, holder and finder transactions on solscan
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05 · receipts
every block gets receipts.
Block height, XMR amount, the buyback tx, the holder payout txs and the finder’s bonus tx, listed below as they happen.
check itreceipts on this page ↓
the honest part
solo is all
or nothing.
Monero adds a block about every 2 minutes, 720 a day. A solo pool only gets one when its own miners find it. How often comes down to our share of the network’s hashrate, and luck. More volume buys a bigger share; it can’t buy a schedule.
at 0.05% of the network
~2.8 days
between blocks, on average
at 0.25% of the network
~13 hours
between blocks, on average
at 1% of the network
~3.3 hours
between blocks, on average
Worked examples (720 blocks a day × share), not our hashrate. Our real share shows on the board once the pool opens. Even at a steady share, the gaps vary: a dry run of several times the average can happen.
fair by design
five gates
before a payout.
Every block’s 5% finder’s bonus and 45% holder payout are paid by the payout service, in SOL. Before any of it moves, each recipient meets the same five gates. They are in the service’s code today, before the pool opens.
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your worker is your wallet.
Each device mines under your SOL address, plus an optional device tag, and that address is where its finder’s bonus goes. The service checks it is a real wallet: valid base58, 32 bytes, on the ed25519 curve, and not a token account or a program on chain. Anything else can’t receive the bonus.
your worker row on Kryptex ↗ -
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Kryptex names the finder.
The finder is the worker in Kryptex’s own record of the block for our pool address, never a claim from a miner. Blocks for other addresses don’t count. If the record names no worker, the 5% goes to holders.
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rentals never get the bonus.
Rigs rented with creator fees mine as the worker
rented hashrate in receipts ↓rental. Their hashrate raises the pool’s odds and shows on the board, but if a rental finds the block, its 5% goes to holders. -
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insiders out of holder pay.
The holder snapshot leaves 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. The payout wallet and insiders can’t receive the finder’s bonus either.
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caps on every send.
Payouts are capped per wallet, per block and per day, and sent 18 to a transaction. Anything over a cap, or under the 0.001 SOL minimum, waits as credit for a later payout. A sale or buyback receipt can be recorded only once.
on the board once the pool opens
what the gates don’t do. A worker name is free text: whoever mines under a wallet sends that wallet the bonus, and one person can run many names. Holder pay follows balances at the snapshot, taken when the block’s reward unlocks. Kryptex verifies the shares and records the block; MINERO reads its public record and can’t audit Kryptex itself.
every 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 below. Solo blocks depend on luck: there can be long stretches without one.
Receipts
don’t trust it.
check it.
- at launchView key
Lets anyone see the XMR the address receives.
- first blockBlocks on xmrchain
Every block we hit, by height.
- first blockBuybacks, holder payouts & finder’s bonuses on solscan
The buyback, holder and finder transactions for every block.
Pool XMR address public now
Every rented rig and every device mines to this address. Its workers and hashrate are on Kryptex’s public stats.
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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 | ||||
commands unlock when the pool openspool live
your cpu is
one command away.
- 01pick your device
- 02copy one command
- 03find yourself on the board