Wallet
Your wallet address identifies where MINI rewards belong. A wallet address is safe to share for receiving; recovery information is not.
Mini Miners lets a beginner learn the core ideas by watching a real miner work: wallets, pools, proof-of-work, shares, difficulty, rewards, uptime and power.
Your wallet address identifies where MINI rewards belong. A wallet address is safe to share for receiving; recovery information is not.
The pool coordinates miners, sends work and validates submitted shares. The live testnet pool lets you see this activity as it happens.
A share is a valid proof that a miner completed work meeting the assigned target. Shares let the network measure useful participation.
Difficulty changes how hard a valid result is to find. MiniPOW uses adaptive difficulty as part of keeping low-power physical participation central to the network.
This is the number of complete MiniPOW work attempts the device performs per second. Faster mining does not automatically earn more MINI once the minimum qualifying work requirement is met. Rewards depend on qualifying participation and active mining time.
A miner only participates while connected and working. Reliable Wi-Fi recovery, automatic firmware updates and unattended operation are part of the product.