GYREMine
0 m Surface · CPU mining · Robinhood Chain

Mine the
current.

GYRE is a coin you mine from your terminal with any CPU. No GPU, no rig. Every 60 seconds a round closes and every miner in it gets the same cut.

200 m Rounds · every 60 seconds

Every minute,
a round.

The current turns once a minute. Each turn is a round: miners find shares, the round closes, and its GYRE is paid out before the next one starts.

—
round now
—
until it closes
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miners in it
500 m Shares · proof of work

One share
is enough.

Your CPU hashes the round's work until a hash lands below the target. That's a share, and one share puts your wallet in the round. Difficulty adjusts to every machine: about one share every 20 seconds.

sha256(work : nonce)
nonce 1,204,5519f3a… ✕
nonce 1,204,55241c7… ✕
nonce 1,204,5530000b2… ✓ share
1000 m The split · same cut

Same cut,
every miner.

A round is split equally between every wallet that found a share. An old laptop and a 32-thread workstation get the same part. A hundred machines on one wallet still get one.

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GYRE per round
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each, right now
—
miners online
2000 m The Lighthouse · human check

Down here,
the Lighthouse asks.

At a random moment every 1 to 3 hours, mining pauses and the Lighthouse flashes a 4-digit code in the terminal. A person types it back and mining continues. Scripts with nobody watching stall.

code > 4729 ✓ the Lighthouse lets you through
3000 m Setup · three commands

Three commands
to the bottom.

Node.js 18 or newer on Windows, macOS or Linux. Sign in on this page with your wallet (a free message, no gas) to get your API key, then:

4000 m Supply · halving

Half of it
in 30 days.

50,000,000 GYRE max. Half is released in the first 30 days, then the reward per round halves every 30 days. Rounds nobody mines release nothing.

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mined so far
—
to the next halving
50M
max supply
5000 m The sonar · the only shop item

Ping deeper
with the sonar.

Spend mined GYRE on a sonar and every round you mine pays 1.5 parts instead of one. The price is burned, and the round stays the same size: your part grows, the supply doesn't.

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GYRE, burned
1.5×
parts per round
—
burned so far
6000 m Release · start mining

Then the current
pays out.

Connect a wallet, copy your key, run one command. The next round is less than a minute away.

Your miner

Free, no password, just a wallet.

Sign once to get an API key, then mine from any terminal.

Sign a message with your wallet. It is free, sends no transaction and moves no funds.

Every round is public

Who was paid what.

Click a round to open its payouts. Hashrate — · — miners online · — wallets.

Recent rounds
RoundEndedMinersSharesEmission
No rounds mined yet
Mining this round—
#WalletSharesMinedLast
Be the first miner
FAQ

Before you dive.

Still unsure? Read the CLI source on npm (gyre-miner): it is plain JavaScript.

Is the miner safe to run?
Yes. The CLI only computes SHA-256 hashes and talks to the GYRE server with your API key. It never asks for a private key or seed phrase and cannot move funds.
Does signing in cost gas?
No. Signing in is a plain message signature that proves you own the wallet. No transaction is sent and nothing is spent.
Does a faster computer earn more?
Not per round. Difficulty adjusts to each miner so everyone finds about one share every 20 seconds, and one share is enough for a full cut. The only way to get more than one part is a sonar.
What is the Lighthouse?
A human check. At a random moment every 1 to 3 hours, mining pauses and the CLI draws a 4-digit code in noisy ASCII art. Type it back in the terminal (or on this page) and mining continues. Three wrong answers draw a new code.
Can bots or big farms take everything?
Each round is split equally, so a hundred machines on one wallet still get one part. Each network can use at most 3 wallets, each wallet needs real activity on Robinhood Chain, and the Lighthouse stops miners nobody is watching.
When can I withdraw my GYRE?
Balances are kept in the GYRE ledger while mining runs. Withdrawals to your wallet open when the GYRE token is live on Robinhood Chain; this site will show it first.
My CPU is busy. Can I limit it?
Yes. Run gyre mine --threads 2 (or any number) to leave the rest of your cores free. Stop any time with Ctrl+C.