COMMUNITY MINING // LIVE
THE GOBLIN GRID
IS HASHING.
WattGoblin Community Mining is a public contribution-mining operation currently mining Quantus (QTC) through Kryptex Pool. Live pool telemetry is shown below from Kryptex's public API, while treasury and buyback/burn accounting are tracked separately for transparency.
WATTGOBLIN // QTC TELEMETRY
NETWORKQUANTUS (QTC)
ALGORITHMPOSEIDON2
POOLKRYPTEX
STATUSCONNECTING…
Awaiting first refresh
LIVE DASHBOARD
Community hashrate at a glance.
Data refreshes automatically about once per minute. Pool telemetry is fetched from the public Kryptex QTC miner API.
HASHRATE WINDOWSRelative view of reported 30m / 3h / 24h hashrate
WORKER LEADERBOARD
Sorted by reported 30m hashrate
Who's hashing now.
| # | Worker | Status | 30m | 3h | 24h | Shares |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading public worker data… | ||||||
Worker names are public contribution identifiers. They are not wallets, ownership records, or promises of payout.
TREASURY ACCOUNTING
Pool telemetry and settled treasury funds are different things.
QTC shown by the mining API represents mining-side telemetry. The official BTC treasury balance below is read independently from the Bitcoin network. Mining value should not be treated as settled community treasury BTC until it has actually been converted/withdrawn and received by the published treasury address.
—live BTC balance
—address transactions
VERIFY ON MEMPOOL.SPACE ↗
The community operation currently contributes hashrate to Kryptex's QTC pool using the Poseidon2 algorithm.
Community-mining rewards are reserved for the published community buyback/burn mechanism and are excluded from creator compensation.
BUYBACK / BURN HISTORY
Public accounting ledger.
Only completed community-mining actions belong here. Planned actions are not recorded as completed. Project-level supply burns, including Burn #001, are recorded in the Transparency Log and Legal & Transparency record.
JOIN COMMUNITY MINING
Point your miner at the Goblin Grid.
No WattGoblin email/password is required. Contributors connect directly to Kryptex Pool using the public WattGoblin mining identifier plus a unique worker name. Mining this way contributes rewards to the WattGoblin community mining account; it does not create an individual payout claim.
IMPORTANT
Use a unique worker name so you can identify your rig on the public leaderboard. Never share your wallet seed phrase, private keys, Kryptex login, or any personal account password.
SRBMINER-MULTI // WINDOWS
01
Get SRBMiner-MULTI
Use the miner/provider's official source and verify the download before running it.
02
Choose a worker name
Example: JEREMY01, RIG4090, or another short unique ID.
03
Use the community connection
SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --disable-cpu --algorithm quantus --pool stratum+tcp://qtc.kryptex.network:7049 --wallet krxYR9ZGWQ.YOURWORKER --password x
04
Start hashing
Your unique worker should appear on this dashboard after Kryptex begins reporting accepted shares.
HOW THIS IS STRUCTURED
Public contribution mining, not a holder yield program.
01Kryptex provides the pool infrastructure.
WattGoblin is currently organizing a community mining operation on Kryptex; it is not claiming to operate independent stratum infrastructure.
02Workers contribute to one community mining account.
Unique worker names make contributions visible, but they do not create an individual claim to pool balances or treasury funds.
03Community mining rewards stay separate from creator compensation.
The published policy reserves community-mining rewards for community-scheduled $WGBL buyback/burn activity, subject to disclosed network/pool costs.
04No guaranteed price effect or return.
Mining, buybacks and burns do not guarantee $WGBL price appreciation, liquidity, or any return to token holders or miners.