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.
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.
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- round now
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- until it closes
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- miners in it
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.
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
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- miners online
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.
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:
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
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- to the next halving
- 50M
- max supply
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
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- burned so far
Then the current
pays out.
Connect a wallet, copy your key, run one command. The next round is less than a minute away.