ZECPONS is being pointed at the shaft Launch on PONS
zecpons vault … Open the mine

The coin whose fees
dig for Zcash and never pause

Launched on PONS, Robinhood Chain's launchpad. Its creator tax is pointed at a vault instead of a person. The vault rents Equihash hash power, the rigs hunt Zcash blocks, and a block reward buys the coin back and burns it. You hold. The shaft works.

Non-custodial — the vault's owner can always withdraw No signup, connect a wallet Built for Robinhood Chain
zecpons — mine console reading
connecting to the pool…
ZEC / USD · 24h · coingecko
rented hashrate
blocks found
share of network
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vault · ETH
fees in the curve
graduation
Built on Robinhood Chain. Runs on the venues, pools and wallets you already use.

What this is

A mining operation you can hold in a wallet.

You don't buy a rig, install a driver or claim anything. You buy the coin. Every trade in it pays a creator tax, the tax buys hash power, and the hash power is pointed at Zcash. If a block lands, the reward comes back into the coin.

Fees that never custody

The creator tax accrues in PONS's own curve and escrow, then in a vault contract with no upgrade path. Its owner can withdraw everything at any time — that is the safety, not a loophole.

source · robinhood chain

Hash power you can audit

Rented Equihash rigs point at a solo Zcash pool. The pool's public API reports the hashrate, the shares and every block found. This site reads it; it does not write it.

source · pool api

A burn anyone can count

Block rewards buy the coin on its own curve. What is bought goes to the dead address, whose balance is one balanceOf call away for anybody.

source · robinhood chain

How it works

Five steps. You do one of them.

Everything after the buy runs without you. Each step names where its number comes from.

01

Fees collect

Every trade on the PONS curve pays the creator tax. It is pointed at the vault, not a wallet.

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02

The vault empties

Swept out of the curve, claimed from the escrow, paid out for hash power. Three plain transactions.

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03

Rigs are rented

No hardware bought. Equihash hash power is rented and pointed at a solo Zcash pool.

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04

A block drops

Solo mining is all-or-nothing. No block, no reward. When one lands, the whole reward is ours.

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05

Buy back & burn

The reward buys the coin on its own curve. What is bought is sent to the dead address.

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coins pointed at the mine
fees waiting in the curveETH · funds the next rental
tokens burnedbalance of the dead address
zcash networklive difficulty, converted

Why solo

Every block is a lottery ticket. The fees keep buying tickets.

Pool mining smooths the income and takes a cut. Solo mining takes the whole block or nothing. For a coin whose point is the buyback, a single block is the event — so the rigs hunt solo, and the odds are printed here from the live difficulty rather than promised.

the odds, right now
reading the network…

Equihash: one unit of difficulty is 213 expected solutions. Network rate = difficulty × 8192 ÷ block time. Share = our rate ÷ network rate. Expected block = block time ÷ share.

what happens when a block lands
  • The pool credits the full block reward to the mine address.
  • The reward is sold and bridged to Robinhood Chain as ETH.
  • The ETH buys the coin on its own bonding curve — the same curve everyone trades on.
  • The tokens go to 0x…dEaD. The burned figure on this page moves.

The burn is the only "yield" here, and it is not an APY. It is a block, when there is a block.

Your part

Buy. Hold. That is the whole job.

What you do

  • Buy the coin on PONS, on Robinhood Chain.
  • Hold it while the creator tax keeps the rigs running.
  • Watch the burn when a block lands.

What you should know

  • Solo mining is a lottery. Most days find nothing. That is the design.
  • Rented hash power is an expense: fees are spent whether or not a block lands.
  • The expected time to a block is computed from live difficulty and shown on the mine page.
  • Most coins go to zero. This is not advice.

Privacy

A wallet address. That's the whole account.

No account, no email

There is no signup. You connect a wallet, and the address is the only identifier this site ever sees.

Your keys never leave your wallet

The site builds transactions; your wallet signs them. No key, seed or fund ever passes through here.

We read the chain, not you

Every figure is public on-chain data or the pool's public API. Nothing is bought about you and nothing is sold.