If you want to mint the token, you’ll need to mine first ⛏️ Fair and open to everyone — first come, first served. ₿cpow20.online/#/mintJoined December 2024
@JacobMemre Try mining with your GPU instead of your CPU. If your hardware isn’t very powerful, you can start with CPOW36 PoW — 36-bit difficulty first. ⛏️
During the early cold-start phase of the project, about 2 days ago, I reached out to the $LEAF team and asked whether they would support $CPOW. Up to now, I still haven’t received any response from their account. Only $BONS replied to my DM around 20 hours ago, and they only left an unrelated comment under my post.
I believe projects within the same ecosystem should support each other if we want the ecosystem to grow stronger, but sometimes the reality is the opposite. This also led to a lot of users criticizing me and calling me stupid for choosing the original fund allocation plan.
So I’m withdrawing that previous commitment. Once $CPOW reaches 100% mint completion, the new fund allocation will be:
50% used to buy back $CPOW from the market, and 50% used for staking and holder dividend rewards.
After $CPOW is fully minted and the marketplace becomes stable, we will also launch a launchpad 🚀 where anyone can deploy their own mining projects with different difficulty tiers and enable trading. Trading fees generated on the platform will be used to buy back $CPOW and create a long-term flywheel effect.
$CPOW mint is officially live. ⛏️
Mint: cpow20.online/#/mint
There are 3 mining difficulty tiers, with 7,000,000 $CPOW allocated to each tier. Once a tier reaches its full allocation, mining for that tier will automatically stop.
After 7,000,000 confirmed mints have been validated for a difficulty tier, any hashes that were still pending at the time the cap was reached will, once confirmed, be recorded as excess and invalid mints. These records will be indexed so the corresponding funds can be refunded back to the original minting address.
During the minting phase, marketplace trading will remain disabled. Once all 3 difficulty tiers are 100% minted out, the marketplace will automatically open for trading.
After the mint is 100% complete, the funds will be allocated as follows:
🌱 50% will be used to buy $LEAF in support of the team that pioneered the CRC-20 protocol:
crc.garden/market
🚀 10% will be used to buy $BONS in support of the team behind the CRC-20 launchpad:
bonsonbtc.fun/market
🎁 40% will be used for $CPOW staking rewards and holder dividends.
More innovations are coming soon. ⛏️₿
Once you successfully complete the mining process, the system will automatically verify the result and prompt you to sign and broadcast the transaction.
If an unexpected interruption occurs during mining, your mining record will be preserved. You can simply reconnect your wallet, confirm the payment again, and broadcast the transaction.
@Maxicmvoth This only happens with newly connected wallets visiting the site for the first time. The system is reading and checking your UTXOs, so you just need to wait around 20–30 seconds and then click “Start Mining” again. This is not a system-wide bug.
For newly connected wallets, we are checking the available BTC UTXOs in your payment address to ensure there are enough funds to cover the minting fee and miner fee. We also verify that these UTXOs are confirmed and have not already been used by another transaction to prevent abuse. If you see this message after clicking “Start Mining,” it means the transaction is not ready yet. Hash computation has not started, and nothing has been signed or broadcast. Please wait for the check to complete, then click “Start Mining” again.
For newly connected wallets, we are checking the available BTC UTXOs in your payment address to ensure there are enough funds to cover the minting fee and miner fee. We also verify that these UTXOs are confirmed and have not already been used by another transaction to prevent abuse.
If you see this message after clicking “Start Mining,” it means the transaction is not ready yet. Hash computation has not started, and nothing has been signed or broadcast.
Please wait for the check to complete, then click “Start Mining” again.
@OGlamozda You might want to go back and ask your teacher to help you with the math. Once all 3 difficulty tiers are fully minted, the total collected amount is 21,000,000 sats — roughly 0.21 BTC.
The backend is checking the BTC UTXOs available in your payment address to cover the minting fee and miner fee. It also verifies whether those UTXOs are confirmed and whether they are already being used by another transaction to prevent abuse.
If you see this message after clicking “Start Mining,” it means the transaction is not ready yet. Hash computation has not started, and nothing has been signed or broadcast.
Please wait for the check to finish, then click “Start Mining” again.
@piano666880 A minting limit was added earlier, but it has now been removed and everything has returned to normal. Please refresh the website and reconnect your wallet.
@itsM_E_D A minting limit was added earlier, but it has now been removed and everything has returned to normal. Please refresh the website and reconnect your wallet.