Miner Info
Browser hashing with selected-node work.The Bitpurz Mine page makes proof-of-work visible in the browser. The node does not hash in this flow: the browser hashes work supplied by the selected node, then solved work is sent back for validation and submission. Regtest can also fund fake coins for wallet testing.
Mining Flow
What the user does.Regtest
- Enter a regtest payout address.
- Use Fund Address With Regtest BTC to create fake test coins.
- Use Start Browser Block Mining to hash work packages in the browser.
- The server reconstructs and submits the solved regtest block.
Public Networks
- Choose Mainnet, Testnet3, or Testnet4.
- Enter a payout address accepted by the selected mining network.
- Check Node Status before hashing.
- The selected node supplies public block-header work.
- The browser hashes that work in a local worker.
- If solved work is found, the server validates it and submits it through the selected node.
Browser Worker
What happens in your browser.What the worker receives
- Header prefix, target, height, and work id.
- Public mining information only.
- No Bitcoin Core RPC credentials or node secrets.
- No wallet seed, WIF, private key, public branch key, or signing data.
What the page shows
- Selected-node status before hashing starts.
- Chain tip and work height while mining is active.
- Rolling 5s H/s for current performance.
- Average H/s since the worker started.
- Total hash count for inspection.
Results And Rewards
What to expect.- Regtest coins are fake and exist only for local testing.
- The split-coinbase design has been proven on regtest with coinbase-only and transaction-bearing block templates.
- Public-network solved work is checked against the current tip and required target before submission.
- Bitpurz sends a validated solved block to Bitcoin Core `submitblock` through the selected node.
- Mine sponsor banners are static first-party placements and do not receive wallet, mining, address, transaction, or browser fingerprint data.
- Browser mining is useful for demonstration, testing, and engagement. Industrial mainnet mining requires specialized hardware.