Real SHA-256 work, mined live in your terminal. Every block you find is signed, verified and counted.
Live hashrate, per-core load, difficulty, wallet and every block you find, redrawn ten times a second without a flicker.
| HEIGHT | HASH | TIME | REWARD |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1287 | 000000139b733b…e048 | 20.4s | +50 |
| #1286 | 000000bd49a057…b4ee | 16.9s | +50 |
| #1285 | 0000009423157c…99ec | 14.3s | +50 |
| #1284 | 0000003793262c…6fc7 | 17.6s | +50 |
| #1283 | 00000008af36e9…d46e | 11.7s | +50 |
| #1282 | 0000004f52bcf8…d267 | 19.8s | +50 |
Every block is a genuine search for a hash below the target. The nonce on screen is the nonce that won.
A WebGPU compute shader runs SHA-256 on your graphics card next to CPU worker threads. One flag: --gpu.
Damped retargeting over a six-block window glides block time toward your target, 15 s by default.
Checksummed myx1… addresses. Keys stay on your disk, balances are derived straight from the chain.
Atomic writes and full re-validation on load. Ctrl+C at any moment never corrupts a block.
Pure Node.js. No native builds, no node-gyp, nothing to audit but the code you can read.
This is the exact loop Minyx runs: SHA-256 over the block data plus a nonce, repeated until the hash starts with enough zeros. Each extra zero makes it sixteen times harder.
Boots the full-screen dashboard. Boot checks run like systemd units, then mining begins.
A geometric emission: the block reward halves every 2,100 blocks, so total supply converges on a hard cap.
The miner runs on your machine and every block you find is signed with your key and verified by minyx.cloud. Verified work ranks you on the leaderboard, and the $MINYX token launches on Robinhood Chain with rewards for the top miners as listed on the leaderboard page. Nothing here is financial advice.
Not without doing the work. The server recomputes every hash, checks it against the target, checks the coinbase pays the signing key, rejects stale or duplicate blocks and ignores blocks below a minimum difficulty.
No. Without --gpu it mines on all CPU cores but one. With --gpu it uses your graphics card through WebGPU (D3D12 on Windows, Metal on macOS, Vulkan on Linux) and keeps one CPU thread. The first GPU run downloads a 140 MB runtime once.
Yes. Open minyx.cloud/mine in a recent Chrome or Edge and press start. It mines on your GPU through WebGPU, falls back to the CPU, and counts on the same leaderboard.
Yes. Windows 10's console renders truecolor ANSI. If your font lacks the finer glyphs, Minyx detects it and switches to a safe set; force it with --safe.
In ~/.minyx (%USERPROFILE%\.minyx on Windows): chain.json and wallet.json. Override with the MINYX_HOME environment variable.
Difficulty is the expected number of hashes per block, and the target is 2²⁵⁶ ÷ difficulty. After each block the last six block times are compared with your target and difficulty moves halfway toward the correction.
Pick your system, paste three lines, and watch the hashes fly.
PowerShell says running scripts is disabled? Use minyx.cmd start --gpu instead.
Just trying it? npx -y https://minyx.cloud/minyx.tgz start runs it without installing.