Rules

32-byte challenge ID, 32-byte wallet key, 8-byte nonce. A proof one bit harder counts twice as much. Until credit settles into your balance, what you see is an estimate.

Credit settles into your pending balance when each window closes. Once it passes the payout threshold (0.01 SOL) it is sent from the reward wallet on its own, never claimed. Every transaction is listed on Earnings and the Ledger.

Shares. Your verified work and holding cap determine your share. Work above a cap is shared by work among uncapped wallets; what no one can take stays in the reward wallet. Your share of the open window is an estimate and shifts as other miners join.

When the pool can’t pay. A window pays only what the reward wallet can fund. If it cannot, the window opens as a funding window: proofs still count on the leaderboard, and nothing accrues. Existing balances and settled credit are unchanged.

Mining needs one hold unit of $DIG, 0.05% of supply. Each unit adds 1% to your cap per window, up to 5%. The cap is the most of a window’s pool one wallet can take. A holding counts after three agreeing balance checks, about 2 to 3 minutes. Holding does not change hashing speed or the size of the pool.

Cap per unit 1% · wallet cap 5% · hold unit 0.05% of supply

Pump.fun pays the token’s creator fees. Each claim is split on chain: 70% to the reward pool that pays miners, 15% to buy back and burn $DIG, 15% to infrastructure. Every transfer is an on-chain transaction, listed on the Ledger. A window’s pool follows the fee rate of the last 60 min, at most 1.000 SOL; below 0.001 SOL it is a funding window.