Chameleon Mining
Every row is an address with verified shares in the open epoch, what its weight is worth in today's budget, and the live state of its rig.
Rigs leaderboardpool not deployed: every share pays 0 USDG today| # | Payout address | Rig | Shares | Weight | Best | Part | USDG today |
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Any key, click, scroll or touch sets the miner to zero before the next GPU batch. After 15 quiet seconds it comes back, a quarter of the GPU first, then all of it. On battery, or when the page starts dropping frames, it holds back.
Every hash is a candidate CREATE2 address. A share is one that starts with at least 28 zero bits, with your address written into its salt, so nobody can take it and anyone can recompute it with one keccak.
Each day the shares are checked again and weighted. A seventh of the pool's free USDG is split pro rata, the Merkle root goes onchain, and every address claims its own amount. An empty pool pays nothing, and the site says so.
A CLI miner with worker threads mines when the machine is idle, or always on a server. An MCP server lets an AI agent mine for a while, read its shares and fetch its proofs. Both are served from this site.
The pool contract holds USDG and pays epochs by Merkle proof. Its money comes from a seed sent by the network, from buyers who pay for CREATE2 jobs, and, once the token exists, from a cut of its fees. There is no promised rate: a share is worth what the pool holds that day.
Where the USDG comes from →
Three states, one chameleon per rig. The same colours on the live map of the miner page.
Nobody has touched the machine for 15 seconds. The chameleon is in full colour and the GPU is working.
You moved the mouse. The duty is 0 and the chameleon takes the colour of its server.
On battery, or in another app without idle detection. Grey, resting, using nothing.
Free to run. No account. Your shares are bound to an address only you hold.
