GLaDOS / Pool
Mine $GLaDOS
Your spare PC can mine $GLaDOS tonight. Boot the miner, give it your wallet, and walk away. The pool turns everything it earns into $GLaDOS and sends it straight to your wallet.
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The miner, mining. Hashrate, shares, uptime, and the wallet it pays. Captured from the real ISO running in QEMU.
Start mining
- Hold 1,000,000 $GLaDOS in a wallet on Robinhood Chain. The contract address is on the token page.
- Download
glados-1.3.9-miner.isoand check it againstSHA256SUMS. - Run it in QEMU, or boot a real PC from a USB stick.
- Give it your wallet. Type it at first boot, or put it in
GLADOS/MINER.TXTon the stick. It remembers it from then on. - Let it run. Your $GLaDOS shows up on its own.
First boot. Type your wallet and press Enter. That's the whole setup.
Or skip the typing. Put your address on the
worker line of GLADOS/MINER.TXT on the stick, and the PC starts mining the moment it boots.Any x86-64 PC with UEFI works, roughly 2011 and newer. Turn Secure Boot off and plug in Ethernet, or share your phone's connection over USB.
How you get paid
- Everyone gets the same. Each payout is split equally between every eligible wallet.
- Who is eligible: wallets holding at least 1,000,000 $GLaDOS that did at least a quarter of the typical miner's work in that round. Miss a round and your work carries over to the next.
- How often: as soon as the pot is big enough that fees stay under 10% of it. More miners means more frequent payouts.
- Straight to your wallet on Robinhood Chain. There is nothing to claim.
All it ever needs is your address. The
miner never asks for a key or a signature.
Every payout
Every payout, the wallets it paid, and its transaction on Robinhood Chain. Also published as payouts.json.
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