Independent, open-source tooling for the BIP-110 proof-of-work-change hard fork of Bitcoin — a miner, a non-custodial pool, and an explorer. Built by an enthusiast, in the open, before launch day.
Four bytes of timestamp decide everything: past the scheduled fork time, the block hash itself is computed by a new algorithm and every SHA256d ASIC on earth goes quiet on this chain. These tools exist for the moment after.
A getblocktemplate miner with pluggable hash
kernels — CPU reference included, GPU kernels drop in behind a documented
protocol. Builds templates from your own node.
xorminer.com ·
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A TIDES-style pool coordinator that never holds funds — every block
pays its miners directly in the coinbase, split over a published share window.
Python reference and production Java implementation, wire-compatible.
xorpool.com ·
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A block explorer that follows the fork chain as first-class — live at this domain when the network is.