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.
reading the target…
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.
| Proof expiry | None | Live target applies |
|---|---|---|
| Difficulty | — | minimum zero bits |
| Epoch | — | |
| Since last mint | never | |
| Mined | — | |
| Burn to mine | — | HASHBITS |
Your proof belongs to your wallet and personal mint counter. It has no block deadline, but must meet the target when you mint. Epochs and mint streaks can raise that target’s difficulty.
The work floor and default burn price double each epoch. Every 8 mints, the base target adjusts toward a 10-second mint pace: up to 4× harder or 2× easier. Network and personal streaks each double work per recent mint, cooling one step every 10 seconds. After 5 minutes idle, difficulty relaxes in steps. Saved work must meet the live target and pay the current price.
| Current burn | — | HASHBITS |
|---|---|---|
| Epoch floor | — | bits |
| Network streak | — | extra bits |
| Retarget window | — | mints |
| Saved in | This browser | Same wallet |
None yet. #1 is still in the ground.