
Any screen
A laptop, a phone, the old tablet in the drawer. Paste the address you want paid and leave the page open. No download, no sign-up.
Every 30 seconds, SOL is shared across every open tab.

A laptop, a phone, the old tablet in the drawer. Paste the address you want paid and leave the page open. No download, no sign-up.

Your tab solves memory-heavy puzzles tied to your address. The server checks every answer and credits the work it took.

A round closes, a slice of the reward pool is split by work, and once you pass 0.001 SOL it lands in your wallet on its own.
Every trade of $tabs pays a creator fee. The split is written on chain at launch and can never change: 80% to the reward wallet that pays the tabs, 20% to the servers that check the work.
Servers · 20%: set at launch
No payouts yet. Balances over the threshold go out every minute once the pool pays.
Argon2id over a fresh challenge seed, your address and a nonce, with 16 MiB of memory per try. A proof is a nonce whose hash starts with at least d zero bits. It is worth 2^d hashes, the number a tab needs on average to find one, so luck evens out and speed is what counts.
It can still be faster, but far less than with ordinary hashes: every try needs 16 MiB of memory, which takes away most of the edge a graphics card has. A laptop and a phone mine side by side.
Each 30-second round pays 5% of what the reward wallet holds beyond what it already owes and a small reserve for network fees. That slice is split over the round's credited work. When fees run dry, mining pauses on its own until they come back.
Balances of 0.001 SOL or more go out every minute, many wallets in one transaction. Smaller balances wait and keep growing. Every transfer is on chain and in the ledger.
No. Holding it multiplies your credited work: . Balances are read from the chain every two minutes while you mine.
Every challenge is tied to one address, so work can't be reused for another. The server recomputes every proof; one that doesn't match pauses its address and its network for ten minutes.
No. The page only needs the address you want paid. No wallet connection, no signature, no approval.