Build with Developer SDKs and APIs Stratum V2 and ARM-Optimized Libraries
Open-source SDKs, REST APIs, and ARM-optimized libraries integrate dual mining into any device — phones, Pi, or industrial ASIC arrays. Stratum V2 encrypted by default.
Quick Start
Integrate
Connect via REST API or WebSocket. Query status, submit work, receive real-time mining stats.
API DocsBuild Hardware
Create custom mining devices using our ARM-optimized libraries. Register hardware via the device onboarding API—from USB-ASICs like BitAxe (300-600 GH/s) to custom MSBX variants.
API DocsContribute
Our codebase is MIT-licensed and open source. Join 22,400+ crypto developers improving mining efficiency, adding features, and expanding hardware support. PRs welcome.
GitHubResearch
Access public mining statistics via explorer.melanin.global. Query network hashrate (contributing to 400-450 EH/s global total), device telemetry, and historical performance data.
ExplorerDocumentation
Core Docs
- Getting Started - Overview
- API Reference - Endpoints
- Device Onboarding - Registration
- Telemetry Schema - Data formats
Guides
- First Integration - Step-by-step
- Fleet Management - Enterprise
- Custom Dashboards - Monitoring
- EMS Integration - Energy
API Reference
GET /v1/status
Network status and health
GET /v1/stats/public
Aggregate network statistics
POST /v1/device/register
Register a new device
GET /v1/earnings/{address}
Earnings by wallet address
System Architecture
User Devices
Click, Mobile, MSBX, ASIC (Stratum V2 Client)
Edge / Network
Managed proxy and pool access for approved miners
Blockchain
Direct non-custodial payouts to user wallet
Protocol & Connectivity
Encrypted
Stratum V2 prevents MITM attacks; privacy by default.
Efficient
Binary protocol reduces bandwidth vs JSON (Stratum V1).
Version Rolling
Larger nonce space; fewer job changes.
Job Negotiation
Miners can propose transactions (where supported).
Edge Proxies
Local gateways for under-connected areas.
AI-Assisted
Safe defaults and schedule optimization.
Engineering Roadmap
Now
Status page, release notes, simple stack diagram. 99.9% API + endpoint uptime targets.
Next
Public RFC index, deeper reliability notes, on-call response < 15 min.
Later
Chaos-testing summaries, audit artifacts, public maintenance windows.
