Your CPU is idle.
Make it pay.

Open a tab, opt in, and your browser mines Monero for the pool. Every hour, $IDLE goes out to the wallets that did the work.

Start mining My rewards

Your address is your name tag.

The Solana address you paste is the worker label the pool sees. Every share the pool accepts from your browser is recorded against it, and that is where your $IDLE lands. A public address is all we need. We never ask for a key or a signature.

Start mining

…Monero network, liveReading the chain…

60:00Next hourly payout

–CPU threads on this devicesitting idle right now

Everything happens
in this tab.

Standby 0 H/s

Accepted shares: 0
Rejected: 0
Threads: –
Engine: RandomX WASM

Paste your address, tick the box, then press Start.

Mine in this tab.

Paste your address, pick a CPU target, opt in and press Start. Your hashrate and accepted shares update live, and the session ends the moment you press Stop or close the tab.

My rewards

The schedule starts when mining opens: that moment is hour 1 of day 1.

A fixed emission, every hour.

Day 1 releases up to 1 % of the supply, days 2 to 9 up to 0.5 % a day, days 10 to 17 up to 0.25 %, then 0.125 % a day from day 18 on. Each day is cut into 24 hourly budgets.

How rewards work

RankMinerAccepted workShare

No accepted shares yet. The first one takes rank 1.

Live

Accepted shares and payouts show up here as they happen.

Work, made visible.

The all-time leaderboard ranks wallets by accepted work. Add a public name before you start if you want it next to your shortened address, or leave it blank to stay a string of letters.

Look up a wallet

Three networks,
one tab.

Your browser runs RandomX, the proof of work behind Monero.

The miner is the open-source RandomX engine compiled to WebAssembly. It hashes inside your tab, in light mode, with the number of threads you allow.

MoneroRandomX · proof of work

Every share goes to the HashVault pool.

Our bridge forwards your work to pool.hashvault.pro. The pool checks each share and only the accepted ones count for rewards. The XMR goes to the project wallet, miners don’t receive XMR.

HashVaultMining pool · share checks

Rewards land on Solana, every hour.

When an hour closes we split its $IDLE budget by accepted work and send each wallet its part. Every payout is a public Solana transaction you can open on Solscan.

SolanaHourly payouts

Badges you
can earn.

First sparkYour first accepted share

Back againShares on 3 different days

Century club100 accepted shares

Day oneA share in the first 24 hours

Questions,
answered.

Read the fine print

Rewards

Do I get any Monero?

No. The XMR from the pool goes to the project wallet. You earn $IDLE, split by the work you did each hour.

Your device

Will it slow my computer down?

It uses the CPU share you pick. Higher targets mean more heat, fan noise and power. Pick a low target or stop at any time.

Payouts

Why is my reward zero this hour?

Rewards follow shares the pool accepts. On a slow device a share can take minutes, so a very short session may not land one.