Your GPU is now a Bitcoin rig.
BITRIGS runs real double-SHA-256 on your graphics card, right in the browser. Plug into a real Bitcoin pool and every share your rig finds gets submitted and checked. No downloads. Just you, your silicon, and the world's biggest lottery.
Plug in. Hash out.
Three steps between you and the most expensive guessing game ever invented.
Grab real work
Plug into a solo pool and BITRIGS receives real block templates. Without a pool, it practices on the live chain tip.
Your GPU guesses
Hundreds of millions of block headers per second get double-SHA-256'd by a compute shader running on your own graphics card.
Submit the zeros
Hashes that beat the pool's target are sent as shares and checked by the pool. Beat the network's target, and that's a whole block.
Hash for real.
Every number here is measured live. Every share is re-checked with your browser's built-in SHA-256 before it's logged or submitted.
Rig log0 events
Pool connection
node ~/BITRIGS/bridge.js and reload this page.How solo pools pay: every accepted share is proof of real work, but shares alone pay nothing. If your rig ever finds a full block, the block reward goes to the address above, minus any pool fee. Use an address from a wallet you control, and double-check it.
Every block, a draw.
The latest blocks on the real Bitcoin chain. The dashed one is the next block, and your rig is hashing for it.
Pick your rig.
Same silicon, different swagger. Your choice and rig name are saved on this computer.
The honest math.
We'd rather show you real odds than fake earnings. These update live while you mine.
Combined hashrate of every miner on Earth, mostly purpose-built ASIC machines.
The fraction of the global network your browser is contributing right now.
On average, at your current hashrate, if you hashed nonstop.