Mining

You mine on your node. Not on this website.

Mining is how new FUC enter the wallet you control. Your computer (or a miner pointed at your node) tries to find the next block. The reward is paid to the address in that block — the miner who found it, not “everyone who was hashing.”

It is a race, not a timer. About every two minutes the network aims to produce one block. That is not a promise that you get paid every two minutes. Everyone mines the same next height at the same time. Whoever finds a valid proof first gets the whole ~76 FUC. Everyone else starts on the next block. There is no queue behind the first click. This website is not a pool and does not split rewards.

For anyone

Build the node once — Get started (CMake is step 1 if cmake is missing).
Open the wallet: ./scripts/ui/start-mainnet.sh → http://127.0.0.1:8766 — Wallet.
Press Mine 1 block or Mine until I can spend.
The second button mines 101 blocks so the first reward is spendable. That is the 100-block waiting rule, not a hidden tax.

What you earn

On public timing: about 76.10 FUC per block for 13,140,000 blocks (fifty years at two minutes), then zero new subsidy. Cap 1,000,000,000 FUC. Two percent of fees in each block are burned; miners keep the rest plus the subsidy.

For people who like terminals

python3 contrib/bitfuc/solo_mine.py --chain main --address fuc1… --blocks 1

Serious miners speak getblocktemplate / submitblock to your bitfucd. Pointing a Bitcoin pool at this chain does not mine FUC. BITFUC is not merge-mined.

Want to practice mining with fake coins first? Testnet.

Rules worth knowing

A mining reward cannot be spent until 100 more blocks exist.
Public nets check RandomX of the 80-byte header. Block identity stays SHA-256d. Follow docs/pow.md.
Difficulty on public nets uses ASERT (adjusts every block toward two minutes).
This page is not a pool and does not pay you.