Every trade
rents hashpower.
$ZMINE is a pump.fun token wired to a Zcash mining rig it doesn't own. Creator fees rent real Equihash hashpower. Whatever ZEC it mines gets swapped back to SOL, buys $ZMINE off the market and burns it. Pool stats and every transaction are public.
Straight from the pool's public API. We don't host these numbers, so we can't fake them.
- Current hashrate
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- Average hashrate
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- Workers online
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- Last share
- Est. time per block
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- Share of network
- Unpaid balance
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- Paid out
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- Network hashrate
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- Difficulty
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- Block height
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- Miner reward / block
- 1.25 ZEC
- ZEC price
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Solo mining is a lottery weighted by hashrate. With the rig connected, this shows the real chance of hitting a block in the next 24 hours.
| Height | When | Reward | Effort | Status |
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Five steps, run by a bot. Each one leaves a transaction you can look up.
- 1. Trades pay feesSOL
pump.fun pays the token creator a cut of every buy and sell, in SOL. The bot claims it on a schedule.
- 2. Fees rent hashpowerSOL → hash
Claimed SOL is bridged out and spent on a hashpower marketplace: real Equihash ASICs, rented by the hour.
- 3. The rig mines ZcashZEC
Rented machines point at a 2Miners solo pool under one public address. Hashrate, shares and blocks are visible to anyone.
- 4. ZEC comes homeZEC → SOL
Pool payouts are swapped from ZEC back to SOL and land in the same dev wallet the fees came from.
- 5. Buy back & burnburn
That SOL market-buys $ZMINE and the tokens are burned on-chain, in the same transaction. Supply only goes one way.
Every claim, rental, payout, buyback and burn, written by the bot as it happens.
| When | Step | Amount | Note | Tx |
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Is the mining real?
Yes. The hashpower is rented from a public marketplace and pointed at 2Miners under one Zcash address. The numbers on this page come from 2Miners' own API, and you can open the pool page yourself and check them.
Do I need to stake or claim anything?
No. There is nothing to stake and nothing to claim. The only thing that reaches holders is the buyback and burn, which happens on the open market.
Is renting hashpower profitable?
Usually not. Rented hashpower tends to cost about as much as the coins it's expected to mine, often more. On a solo pool the result is lumpy: long stretches of nothing, then a whole 1.25 ZEC block. Treat the rig as a public experiment funded by trading fees, not as a yield machine.
What happens when the rig is idle?
The rig only runs when there are fees to spend. Low volume means low or zero hashrate, and the notice at the top of the page will say so.
Where does the money sit between steps?
In the dev wallet on Solana and the mining address on Zcash, both listed below. The bot holds the keys, which means you are trusting the team to run it as described. The ledger is there so you can check that they do.
- Token
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- Dev wallet (Solana)
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- Mining address (Zcash)
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$ZMINE is a memecoin and an experiment. It is not an investment product, holds no claim on any mined ZEC, and promises no return. Not affiliated with pump.fun, Zcash, Electric Coin Co., 2Miners or any hashpower marketplace. Don't put in what you can't afford to lose.