01Mining

Mine a Monster

Your browser hashes until one result lands below the target. Almost all of them are above it and get away. The one that is not buys you a Monster — the next id in line, drawn before the chain existed and waiting for whoever gets there first.

Miner—Idle

Speed

0H/s

Hashes seen

Expected wait

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Chance / min

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Best so far

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Current hashidle

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Target— leading zero bits

target 0

reading the target…

Last Monster mined—Reading the chain…

Last workgenesis · goes into your preimage

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Cores to use1 / 1

next Monster costs— ETH

Your address is part of the hash, so the miner needs a connected wallet before it can start. A solution found for one address is worthless to every other — nothing to steal, nothing to sell.

Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —Mined, not minted— / 3,333— bits— ETHEpoch —

Network

Difficulty

—leading zero bits

Live

Network state
Epoch floor	—
Your streak	—	connect
Network streak	—	bits
Since last mint	—
Mined	—
To the wall	—
Entry price	—	ETH
Retarget in	—
Failsafe	—	5 min idle
Anchor window	250 blocks	~500 s

A streak tightens the target by one bit per mint; one step cools every 10 s. The failsafe drops a bit after 5 minutes without a mint.

Why it gets harder

Epoch — · floor — bitsnext · — bits

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Reading the chain…

Difficulty rules
Epoch floor	—	+1 / epoch
Retarget	every 8 mints	±1–2 bits
Streak	+1 bit / mint	cools 10 s · cap 16
Failsafe	−1 bit	after 5 min idle
One per block	first tx wins
Anchor	250 blocks	then stale

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Latest mintsAll Monsters →

None yet. #1 is still in the ground.