Mining Methods & Availability
CoinMiners currently provides local capability checks, synthetic browser benchmarks, market data where available, and manual economics scenarios. It does not mine cryptocurrency or provide a native mining client.
Browser Checks & Benchmarks
Synthetic WebCrypto and optional WebGPU workloads
Capability checks read coarse browser hints. When you explicitly start a benchmark, synthetic work runs in the page; these scores are not RandomX or other mining hashrate.
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Local diagnostics: No mining software installation is required for browser checks.
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Synthetic only: Results describe browser API throughput and must not be converted into mining H/s or revenue.
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No native hardware reading: The site does not read temperature, wall power, exact GPU model, or available VRAM.
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Explicit control: Start and stop browser benchmarks from the Benchmark page.
Native Desktop Miner
No Windows, macOS, or Linux client has been released
A native RandomX client, native benchmark, and mining-session service are not available in this release. No capability or performance claim is made for an unreleased client.
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Native benchmark: Not available. Browser benchmark scores are not RandomX measurements.
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Mining session: Not available; the site does not start a miner or connect to a pool.
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Temperature and power: Not measured by the website; unknown values are not inferred.
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Pool and payout: No pool has been selected and no payout service is available.
◈ Our Anti-Malware & Transparency Commitment
The website does not start mining or connect to a pool. Each browser benchmark requires an explicit start and offers a stop control. We do not distribute a native miner or present unavailable software as a download.