The page is live. The managed mining service is still being connected.
BTX mining launcher
Mine BTX to your own wallet.
Paste your BTX address, copy the generated command, and run a preflight before installing. BTX Start handles the network service; you only run the miner on your machine.
Generate your miner command
Run preflight first
Checks your machine, GPU, BTX address, download artifacts, and service reachability without installing.
curl -fsSL https://drinknile.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --preflight --worker 'default'
Install after preflight passes
Connects your miner to the managed BTX Start service and mines to your own BTX address.
curl -fsSL https://drinknile.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --address 'btx1z...YOUR_BTX_ADDRESS...' --worker 'default'
Users only run the miner. BTX Start operates the service side.
Fee logic remains inactive until mining through BTX Start is live.
Managed mining service snapshot.
Reference
Everything else stays available when someone asks for it.
Local setup, Mac setup, GPU ranking, rental pricing, tracking, and fee transparency are available here, but the main action stays simple.
Local setup, Mac setup, and progress checks Use your own machine first.
Run preflight first. If nvidia-smi works and the BTX Start service is reachable, use the install command above.
Use the Metal setup only with a local Mac-capable solver. The command below stays explicit about the local binary path.
Install Ubuntu under WSL2 and verify NVIDIA passthrough inside WSL before running the Linux installer.
Local Linux install
Same command as the primary flow, repeated here for laptop users.
curl -fsSL https://drinknile.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --address 'btx1z...YOUR_BTX_ADDRESS...' --worker 'default'
Mac Metal setup
For maxed-out Mac Studio, Mac Ultra, or MacBook Pro testing with a trusted local solver.
curl -fsSL https://drinknile.com/install.sh | bash -s -- --address 'btx1z...YOUR_BTX_ADDRESS...' --worker 'mac-ultra' --solver-backend metal --local-solver "$HOME/.dexbtx-miner/bin/btx-gbt-solve" --trust-local-solver
Future dashboard rows key off this address plus worker label.
Use your wallet or explorer until the first-party balance index is live.
journalctl -u dexbtx-miner -f
GPU ranking and expected BTX yield Search by GPU, sort by yield, speed, or efficiency.
Used for rough BTX/hour estimates.
Assumes a 90-second target block interval.
Example yield after modeled platform fee.
Profiles are estimates unless marked measured.
| # | GPU | Profile | Speed | BTX/h | BTX/day | Efficiency | Confidence |
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Rent GPUs through Vast.ai Referral link and pricing snapshot are included.
Uses the dedicated BTX Start Vast account link.
Loading Vast pricing snapshot.
Lowest hourly listing in the snapshot.
Estimated cost per BTX.
Highest modeled BTX/hour.
| # | GPU | $/h | BTX/h | $/BTX | Location | Reliability | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Fee and public treasury Transparent, but secondary to getting started.
Fee collection remains disabled until the managed mining service and fee wallet are active.
Fee logic starts only after the mining service is active.
Pending wallet creation
Pending wallet creation
Platform fees are intended to fund operations, tooling, and new BTX-adjacent projects.
| Scenario | Added hashrate | Network share | Gross BTX/day | 0% fee | 0.50% fee | 1.00% fee |
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Model uses pending network and a reference price of $5.71. It is planning math, not a guarantee.