A memecointhat minesBitcoin.
Launch a coin whose creator fees rent real Bitcoin hashrate. Every day at 00:00 UTC, the BTC it mined lands in its holders' wallets.
Next payout in --:--:--Fees in. Bitcoin out.
Four steps and zero pickaxes. The one up top is for fun: the real rig is rented ASIC hashrate, working for your coin around the clock.
Launch or plug in
Start a new coin on pump.fun, LetsBonk, Clanker or Zora, or paste the CA of a coin that's already trading.
Fees rent hashrate
Every day the coin's creator fees buy SHA-256 hashrate on NiceHash or Braiins Hashpower, whichever ask is cheaper.
The rig mines
That hashrate points at the coin's own account on Braiins Pool or OCEAN. Hashrate, shares and earnings are public.
Holders get BTC
At 00:00 UTC the day's Bitcoin is split pro-rata between holders and sent as cbBTC or zBTC. Straight to wallets, no claim button.
Why mine, not burn?
Most coins send their fees to one wallet, or burn them for a chart nobody can hold. A rig turns the same fees into the hardest asset in crypto and hands it to the people holding the coin.
| Fees to the dev | Buyback & burn | MinePad rig | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holders receive | Nothing | Nothing directly | Bitcoin, every day |
| Fees become | SOL or ETH in one wallet | The coin, burned | Freshly mined BTC |
| You check it on | The dev's word | On-chain buys | Pool dashboard + on-chain payouts |
| Reason to hold | Vibes | Vibes, slightly more | Sats with your coffee |
The hardest money there is
Holders don't get more of the memecoin. They get Bitcoin, the one asset every wallet already respects.
Proof of work, not proof of promise
Every rig has a public pool account and a public payout wallet. Hashrate, shares and payouts can be checked by anyone, any hour.
Holding pays, daily
No staking, no lockups, no claim page. Hold above the minimum and the sats arrive at midnight UTC.
Straight talk: renting hashrate costs about what it mines, often a few percent more, and pool luck swings day to day. MinePad isn't a yield trick. It's a pipe: fees in, freshly mined Bitcoin out, to the people who hold the coin.
Live from the Bitcoin network.
The numbers every rig runs on: how hard the network is working, what a unit of hashrate earns, and when the next halving hits.
Block heightBitcoin priceLatest blocks Who found them
Data: mempool.space public API, refreshed every minute.What would your coin mine?
Move the sliders. The math uses the live hashprice above, so the answer moves with the network.
Build your rig.
Pick a launchpad or plug in a live coin, set how much of the fees go to the rig, choose how it mines and how holders get paid. Then sign it with your wallet.
The coin
Fuel
100% of creator feesMining
Payout
Every rig gets a shaft.
What famous coins would look like plugged in: each shaft shows its rented hashrate, today's BTC and the payout log holders can check.
| Day (UTC) | Mined | Holders paid | Per 1M tokens |
|---|
One hash in twenty mines for $MINEPAD.
Questions from the shaft.
Straight answers, including the boring ones.
1Is this real Bitcoin mining?+
Yes. The rig rents SHA-256 hashrate from real ASIC miners and points it at a pool account that belongs to the coin. The BTC is mined, not bought on an exchange.
2Where does the hashrate come from?+
Open hashrate marketplaces: NiceHash and Braiins Hashpower. With "Cheapest ask" the rig checks both every day and buys where a unit of hashrate costs less. Each order is logged on the rig's page.
3How do holders get paid?+
Once a day at 00:00 UTC (or weekly, if the launcher chose that). The pool pays the rig's Bitcoin address, the vault converts it to cbBTC (or zBTC on Solana) and sends it pro-rata to every eligible holder. No claim button, no staking.
4Who doesn't get paid?+
The bonding curve, LP pools, the dev wallet and MinePad's own wallets. On top of that the launcher can set a minimum bag and a minimum hold time, so snipers can't farm a payout and dump.
5Is mining profitable?+
Honest answer: renting hashrate usually costs about what it mines, often a few percent more, and pool luck moves day to day. MinePad isn't a yield trick. It turns fees that would go to one wallet into freshly mined Bitcoin for every holder. Nothing here is financial advice.
6What is Jackpot mode?+
Solo mining. The rig points its hashrate at a solo pool: most days nothing lands, but if it finds a block, holders split the whole block reward (3.125 BTC plus fees). The calculator shows the odds for your numbers.
7What if my coin's fees are small?+
Hashrate orders have minimums (Braiins Hashpower's is 10,000 sats). Small fee days roll over into the next order, so nothing is lost, it just mines a bit later.
8Can I plug in a coin that's already live?+
Yes. Pick "Already live" and paste the CA. If you're the dev, point the coin's creator fees at the rig. If the dev is gone, turn on top-ups and let the community fuel it.
9What does $MINEPAD get?+
5% of every rig's hashrate mines for $MINEPAD holders, paid daily like any MinePad coin. Its own creator fees rent more hashrate on top.
10Is MinePad part of any of these companies?+
No. MinePad is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun, LetsBonk, Clanker, Zora, NiceHash, Braiins, OCEAN, Coinbase, Zeus Network or mempool.space. It uses their public products like any customer does.