Turn energy into measurable digital work Bitcoin mining on machines you own
Connect supported machines, track their work and check reward evidence. Start with your equipment, or explore whether spare energy suits a small evaluation.
- Sunlight
- Panels
- Machines
- Bitcoin’s record
Illustration The surface is an example of energy you might own, not a site Melanin runs.
Data Bitcoin’s record, to scale
The layers are Bitcoin’s reward eras, to scale: each gold vein is half the one below it. The base layer began in 2009; the thin top layer is the era still being laid.
Reported round work
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Reported by the pool. Not a forecast.
100% is, on average, enough work for one block at the current difficulty. A block can still come sooner or later.
Rounds on the explorerStart with your situation
Energy → proof-of-work → value. Read the thesis →
Three steps to mining
Create an account
Confirm your email, then add your wallet and machines. Create account →
Connect
Follow the access steps, then copy your pool settings into each machine.
Check results
Check accepted work, then match rewards to wallet receipts.
You stay in control
Your keys, your coins
Your private keys stay with you. Check reward outputs and receipts; ask Support about any carried entitlement.
Leave any time
Change your pool setting to stop. Keep your records to reconcile any outstanding reward.
Help when you need it
Short lessons, quick answers from Melanie, and a person when you need one.
What you need
- A mining machine
- A supported Bitcoin miner you are authorized to configure. Mining with a phone, Pi or laptop →
- A Bitcoin wallet
- Any wallet you control. We need its address, never its keys. What a wallet is →
- An email address
- For your six-digit sign-in code.
Assessment and support
Keep your keys private. Check reward records against actual transaction outputs and wallet receipts.