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Your GPU digs.
The pool pays ZEC.

A round every 10 minutes, split by work. No install. Your wallet never signs.

Runs in this tab. Half your machine at most. Stop any time.

Depth184m
Your work0.9%
Shift10:00
Pool3.218ZEC
Miners412
  1. Press Start → your browser hashes.
  2. Every trade pays 2.5% into the pool, in ZEC.
  3. Every 10 minutes the pool pays the round, by work.
  4. Rewards go to the address you type.

Live round

Round closes in07:41
Pool3.218ZEC
Miners412
Your work0.9%
Your depth184m

The pool starts empty. Live numbers appear at launch.

The mine

Depth184m
Shift10:00#1
Lampfull
Shares0
MinerWorkPaid

A shift is a round. Depth is your accumulated work. The lamp dims when you hit the load cap.

One inflow, one outflow.

  1. trade
  2. 2.5%
  3. pool
  4. round
  5. miners
No buybacks, no swaps, no team allocation.

What this is and isn't

You don't mine Zcash blocks. Equihash in a browser would be pointless, so we don't do it. You mine the pool, and the pool pays ZEC.

Payouts are on Solana, to the address you type, and they are public. Nothing here is shielded. We don't promise privacy.

The miner never takes more than half your machine. The duty cycle is measured and enforced, and you can turn it down to 10%.

FAQ

Is this real Zcash mining?

No. Zcash blocks use Equihash and a browser would never find one. Your browser searches for hash shares that prove work to our pool. The pool pays ZEC.

Which ZEC do I get?

The ZEC that the token is paired with on pump.fun, on Solana. It is the same asset the pool receives from trading fees.

Do I connect a wallet?

No. The tab holds a throwaway session key that only pays gas. You type the Solana address where rewards should go, and that is all the site knows about you.

How hard does my laptop work?

At most 50% of it, and you can set it as low as 10%. The cap is enforced by measuring the duty cycle, not by asking the GPU nicely.

What is a round?

Ten minutes. When a round closes, the pool releases 0.48% of its balance to that round, split between miners in proportion to the shares they submitted.

Where does the pool come from?

From trading. Every trade of the token pays a 2.5% creator fee in ZEC, and that fee goes to the pool. There is no other inflow.