MINER DASHBOARD · EPOCH 1
Mine OBEX.
Holders only. Your wallet must hold at least 500,000 $OBEX on Robinhood Chain to mine. Three steps: connect, run the miner, paste your proof.
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Connecting checks your ticket. It is a free signature, never a transaction. The mining itself happens in the miner, steps below.
Step 1 · Get the miner
One command, nothing else to install. Windows PowerShell:
Linux and Mac:
Prefer a file? Downloads and checksums →
Step 2 · Mine
About 10 seconds of real RAM-hard work. Your machine fills 256 MB of memory and draws the VRF.
Windows: same commands with .\obex-miner.exe
Want all 10 in one go? Batch mines fresh identities automatically:
Then paste the whole proofs.b64 file below in one submission.
Step 3 · Copy the proof
The proof is about 50,000 characters, so send it straight to your clipboard instead of copying by selection. Windows PowerShell:
Run it in the folder where you mined. If it prints a red error, the proof file is not in this folder: cd to it first, then run again.
Mac:
WSL:
Plain Linux: base64 -w0 obex-proof.bin, then copy the entire output. Finish with Paste from clipboard below.
Every verified mine is permanent, stored per wallet. View the public record →
Questions
Is connecting my wallet the same as mining?
No. Connecting proves you control the wallet and checks your ticket. Mining is the command in step 2: your computer does about 10 seconds of RAM-hard work and produces a proof file. Nothing mines in the background while you sit connected.
Is signing safe?
Yes. It is a free message signature that proves wallet ownership. It is never a transaction and it can never move funds.
What do I need to mine?
A wallet holding at least 500,000 $OBEX, and a terminal on Windows, Mac, or Linux, with about 1 GB of free RAM. The miner is a single small program; there is nothing else to install.
What do I get for mining?
A share of the epoch 1 mining pool of native OBEX at network activation. The formula is pro-rata: your eligible proofs divided by all eligible proofs on the record. The pool size is announced before activation; the per-wallet cap of 10 keeps any single wallet bounded.
How many proofs can I submit?
Up to 10 per wallet this epoch, and each proof needs its own miner identity. Proofs are deterministic: the same identity always produces the same proof, so re-running mine alone gets you 'already submitted'. For each extra proof run keygen with a new file name (keygen --out id2.json), mine with it (--identity id2.json --out proof2.bin), then submit that file. Step 2 below has the command.
It says I need more $OBEX. Why?
Mining is for holders. The ticket minimum is 500,000 $OBEX held in the connected wallet, checked live on Robinhood Chain. Top up and reconnect.
I got: malformed proof, truncated. What happened?
Your mining worked, but the paste was cut off. The proof is about 50,000 characters and copying terminal output by selection often loses the tail. Pipe it to the clipboard instead (WSL: base64 -w0 obex-proof.bin | clip.exe, Mac: base64 -i obex-proof.bin | pbcopy), then use Paste from clipboard and submit again. Your proof file is still on disk; no need to re-mine.
Is the miner safe to run?
The full source is downloadable on the mining page and every crate forbids unsafe code. The binary is static, needs no admin rights, makes zero network connections, and never sees your wallet or keys: it only fills RAM and writes two local files. If you prefer, read the source and build it yourself with cargo, or run it in a VM. An independent audit is on the roadmap; until then, verify rather than trust.