Mine while the website evolves
CWI-theMINE is the ChainWorksIndustries MiningSystem. BTC SHA256d SoloMining is released, and our development website is now open without login authentication. Its appearance, information and features will keep changing. That ongoing website work does not grant public mining access to an unqualified backend.
BTC availability and rewards
BTC offers Stratum V1 TCP, Stratum V1 over TLS and native Stratum V2 Noise, with LoDiff, MiDiff and HiDiff tiers for each protocol. The SOLO operator fee is 0.3%; the successful miner receives the 99.7% remainder, including transaction fees, subject to whole-satoshi rounding, chain acceptance and coinbase maturity. SOLO has no shared periodic payments.
Use your own valid BTC payout address and a protocol supported by your equipment. The connection page lists all nine released ports and the public SV2 authority key. Compatible rentals use HiDiff.
BTC connection instructions · BTC service status
What qualification demonstrates
BTC qualification includes actual mining protocol and reward checks, share persistence and recovery tests, database backup and restore, restart continuity, HTTPS API checks and controlled regtest blocks. Regtest verification exercised the path from a winning mining submission through daemon acceptance and database recording to mature reward spends. These tests establish the tested behaviour; they do not guarantee a mainnet block or future uptime.
The first mainnet block on this new installation has not yet been observed. Accepted mainnet shares and their assigned difficulty provide the work measurements used for live hashrate estimates without needing to find a block. We will observe real miner connections and share processing as public mining develops.
BTC, then BCH, then ZEC
BCH SoloMining is next, followed by ZEC. Each coin and algorithm must pass its own backend qualification before its public endpoints are enabled. Earlier dated prototype announcements describe the previous system and do not release those coins on this installation.
PoolMining and future coins
A separate PoolMining division follows the SOLO expansion. Planned fees are 0.6% for PPLNS and 0.9% for PROP. Neither is available for public mining yet. More coins can be added to both divisions as each intended coin, algorithm and payout mode passes testing.
Every mining instance keeps separate shares, rounds or windows, balances and payout records. Sharing a chain daemon can reduce infrastructure costs without combining accounting. Anycast and notification integrations remain planned.
Clear expectations
Mining outcomes are random. A long period of mining can produce no block, and equipment and electricity costs remain the miner's responsibility. We publish competitive, explicit fees rather than promises of earnings. The website is an ongoing work in progress, and backend release acceptance remains separate for every mining instance.
