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Monero mining pool on Solana

Mine Monero.
Get paid in stock.

Minelo is a Monero mining pool that pays in xStocks, tokenized shares on Solana. Run XMRig on your computer; every six hours the pool buys the stock miners voted for and sends it straight to your wallet.

You need a computer and a Solana wallet address. No email, no sign-up.

  • NVDANvidia
  • AAPLApple
  • TSLATesla
  • GOOGLAlphabet
  • METAMeta
  • AMZNAmazon
  • MSFTMicrosoft
  • AMDAMD
  • SPYS&P 500 ETF
  • QQQNasdaq 100 ETF

Six hours from share to stock.

  1. Hash

    XMRig runs RandomX on your CPU. The pool credits every accepted share by its difficulty.

  2. Vote

    Add +NVDA, +TSLA or any listed ticker to your login. Votes weigh as much as your work.

  3. Swap

    At close, the batch USDC buys the winning xStock in one Jupiter swap on Solana.

  4. Receive

    Your share lands straight in your Solana wallet, as the xStock itself.

Before you plug in

Monero mining calculator.

Monero mining pays little per machine, and power can cost more than it earns. The calculator uses the same arithmetic the pool does, with your inputs. How the arithmetic works

Hardware (CPU)
Check a Monero explorer for today's figure.
Your assumption, not a quote.
About 170 W per machine while mining.
Your hashrate24 kH/s
Estimated per month, after the 2.5% fee and before power$9.100.0311 XMRPower at these settings: $9.18 · Net: -$0.08

Hashrate share of the network times 0.6 XMR per block, 720 blocks a day. Most desktops earn a few dollars a month at best. Real payouts move with difficulty, luck and fees at the upstream pool, and the XMR to USDC rate and swap price on conversion day.

Paid to your wallet. Out in the open.

Your wallet is the account

Your login is your Solana address plus a ticker. The stock is sent there as an ordinary SPL transfer; no keys to manage, nothing to scan. Read the payout rules

payout = stockOut × work ÷ totalWork
fee    = 2.5% of batch USDC, before the swap
split  = 80% stakers · 20% treasury

No sign-up

Paste an address and mine: no email, no password, no account. The pool knows your wallet address and the IP your miner connects from.

Public by design

Anyone can see what an address received. Mine to a fresh wallet if that matters to you.

Monero at the source, audit by view key

Pool income arrives as XMR. We publish the wallet's view key, so anyone can check what came in and what was converted.

Open the ledger

Stake $MINELO. Earn the fee.

Each batch pays 2.5% of its USDC before the swap. The settler program sends 80% of that straight to the staking program, in the same transaction. The rest runs the relayer. $MINELO is not launched yet; any token using the name today is not ours.

Staking goes live when $MINELO launches. Totals will read from the chain.

What can go wrong

Read this before you point hardware at anything.

Full risks and eligibility

The relayer can stall

Converting XMR to USDC happens off-chain. If the relayer stops, batches sit in "awaiting XMR" and the pool page shows it.

The pool keeps the books

Shares and work are counted by the operator's proxy. The program caps total work per batch but cannot re-check every share.

Stocks can be paused

Backed can pause or freeze xStock tokens. A failed transfer is parked in the settler and claimable later.

Mining pays little

A desktop CPU earns a few dollars a month at best, often less than the power it burns. This changes what work is paid in, not how much it earns.

The price moves before you get it

The batch buys at the market price at settlement, one swap for everyone. Slippage, the XMR to USDC rate and the stock price all move the result.

Not everyone can hold xStocks

xStocks are not offered to US persons and are restricted in other countries. Check that you may hold them where you live before you mine.

Questions

Any CPU XMRig supports. RandomX is built for CPUs, so a modern desktop beats a gaming GPU by a wide margin.

Point your idle CPU at Monero. Get paid in stock.

Start mining

You need a Solana wallet address. No sign-up.