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Pick your device, copy one command, find yourself on the board. You run the open-source miner XMRig on a device you own. Your SOL address is the worker name.

01pick your device

02copy one command

your SOL address (the worker name; you never sign anything)

It goes into the command as the worker name: the board shows your devices under it, and if one of them finds a block, its 5% finder’s bonus goes to this address.

Download the windows-x64 zip of XMRig from its official GitHub releases page and unzip it.

Open PowerShell in that folder (Shift + right-click > Open PowerShell window here) and paste:

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.\xmrig.exe --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-pc -p x --cpu-max-threads-hint 75

Windows Defender may flag mining software. Check the release’s SHA256SUMS before allowing the file you downloaded from github.com/xmrig.
Stop any time with Ctrl+C. --cpu-max-threads-hint 75 asks XMRig to use at most 75% of your CPU threads during automatic setup.

Download the macos-arm64 archive for Apple Silicon, or macos-x64 for Intel, from the official GitHub releases page and extract it.

Open Terminal in the extracted folder, then paste:

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./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-mac -p x --threads "$(( $(sysctl -n hw.logicalcpu) / 2 ))" --cpu-max-threads-hint 50 --cpu-priority 0 --donate-level 1

Apple Silicon and Intel Macs both work. Keep a laptop plugged in and on a hard surface.
Stop any time with Ctrl+C.

Download the linux-static-x64 tar.gz of XMRig from its official GitHub releases page, then tar xf xmrig-*-linux-static-x64.tar.gz && cd xmrig-*/

Paste:

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./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-pc -p x

Faster with huge pages: sudo sysctl -w vm.nr_hugepages=1280 before you start (about +20%).
Stop any time with Ctrl+C.

Monero's RandomX uses the CPU. On Windows, download and unzip the windows-x64 build from the official GitHub releases page, then open PowerShell in that folder and paste:

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.\xmrig.exe --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-rig -p x

Linux rigs: extract the linux-static-x64 build, open its folder in a terminal and replace .\xmrig.exe with ./xmrig in this command.
HiveOS / RaveOS: add a flight sheet with the XMRig miner, pool xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 with TLS on, the -u value above as the wallet and the -p value as the password.
GPU-mining rigs keep their GPUs on whatever they mine now; only the CPU joins.

x86 Linux servers and NAS boxes (Unraid, TrueNAS, Synology with ssh) use the linux-static-x64 build from the official GitHub releases page. Extract it with tar xf xmrig-*-linux-static-x64.tar.gz && cd xmrig-*/, then run it in the background at low priority:

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nohup nice -n 19 ./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-server -p x --cpu-max-threads-hint 50 > xmrig.log 2>&1 &

To keep it running after logout: nohup … & as above, or a systemd unit with Nice=19.
Half the threads (--cpu-max-threads-hint 50) keeps your other services fast.

Needs a 64-bit OS. Build XMRig from its official source (takes ~10 minutes on a Pi 4/5):

sudo apt install -y git build-essential cmake libuv1-dev libssl-dev libhwloc-dev && git clone https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig && mkdir xmrig/build && cd xmrig/build && cmake .. && make -j$(nproc)

Then paste:

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./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:7029 -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-pi -p x

A Pi contributes its CPU hashrate while it runs. Use a heatsink or fan.
This command uses the pool’s plain TCP port 7029. Wait for accepted shares and the next stats update.

Install Termux from F-Droid, then build XMRig from its official source:

pkg update && pkg install -y git cmake clang make libuv openssl && git clone https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig && mkdir xmrig/build && cd xmrig/build && cmake .. -DWITH_HWLOC=OFF && make -j$(nproc)

Then paste:

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./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:7029 -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-phone -p x --cpu-max-threads-hint 75

Plugged in, screen off, somewhere cool (termux-wake-lock keeps it running). Phones get hot: never mine on a swollen battery or in a pocket.
An old phone in a drawer is the perfect candidate. iPhones can't run miners.

Read your provider's terms first: many forbid mining. On an x86 Linux VPS, download the linux-static-x64 build from the official GitHub releases page, then tar xf xmrig-*-linux-static-x64.tar.gz && cd xmrig-*/ and paste:

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nohup ./xmrig --coin monero -o xmr-eu.kryptex.network:8029 --tls -u solo:POOL_ADDRESS/YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS-vps -p x > xmrig.log 2>&1 &

A rented VPS costs money even when the pool finds no blocks. Check your running costs and the provider’s mining policy.

or let your AI agent do it

Paste into Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. Your SOL address above goes in automatically.

one prompt · your device

Help me start mining $MINERO on this device. My public SOL address is <YOUR_SOL_ADDRESS>.

Checking the pool connection before preparing your prompt. Never ask for a seed phrase or private key. The SOL address is public and only names the worker.

Checking pool connection.

03find yourself on the board

preview · how your row will lookboard opens with the poolopen the board →

Miner	Device	Hashrate
your address	-pc	waiting for shares

XMRig prints accepted each time a share lands. The board reads Kryptex’s public stats, so give it a few minutes. More devices on one address each get their own tag; two of the same kind? Edit the tag to -pc1 and -pc2.