BTX shovel strategy
Buy productive BTX compute, not GPU stories.
These tools turn the pain points into products: verify rented GPUs, scan btx1z balances from our node, publish faststart miner images, sell measured hashrate, and compare mining against buying BTX directly.
Rental GPU verifier
The verifier rejects rentals unless the miner can prove CUDA, the patched BTX solver, measured useful hashrate, and a cost per BTX below the threshold. Run the command on the rented instance after the solver is installed.
Command
Replace the numbers with the rental's measured BTX hashrate and hourly price.
dexbtx-miner verify-rental --backend cuda --measured-nps 76000 --network-nps 2338067 --hourly-usd 0.50 --max-cost-per-btx 1.00 --fee-bps 50
BTX address and UTXO dashboard
This scanner uses the backend BTX node rather than a public explorer. It is meant to support btx1z addresses even when explorer UIs reject the address format.
Faststart miner images
Faststart images package the verified solver, miner config, health checks, and service startup so rented GPUs can begin useful work in minutes. The public manifest records the current image profiles and gates.
Managed mining with measured hashrate
The product unit is verified KN/s: the backend estimates useful hashrate from accepted shares and the advertised pool share target. Customers should buy productive BTX compute, not GPU model names.
Accumulate only when mining beats buying
If real exchange or OTC BTX can be bought below the measured mining cost, buying is the rational path. Mining only makes sense when measured hashrate is cheap enough.