Creator fees
Solana-denominated fees enter the operating wallet.
FUTUREZECRUSH is a proposed sustainable operating loop on Solana. A defined share of creator fees rents Equihash hardware. At launch, hashrate is intended to be prepaid for a minimum of three days and normally one week, so active rigs continue mining through their full term even when token volume slows.
That hardware mines to a public Zcash worker. Realized mining output can then be converted and used for a disclosed market purchase. New token activity funds the next operating window instead of controlling active rigs minute by minute.
The test proved the rental and mining legs. It did not prove a profitable cycle, an automated conversion, or a market purchase. Those stages remain visibly locked until they happen on-chain.
2 of 5 operating stages proven
Solana-denominated fees enter the operating wallet.
FUTURECapacity is prepaid in planned 3–7 day operating windows.
PROVENThe worker submits Equihash shares to a public pool.
PROVENMining proceeds are converted with a published receipt.
PENDINGSOL is used for a transparent open-market purchase.
LOCKEDA stage only changes to PROVEN when its external record is public. Website copy is not evidence.
This model extends the verified ZR—001 rental rate across the planned three-to-seven-day window. It estimates rental cost and compute time only—never ZEC output, profit, or token performance.
420 kSol/s · 3 hours · Run ZR—001
Linear estimate from one historical rental. Marketplace prices and available rigs change.
RUN RECEIPT · DATA CHECKED —
No second run has been announced.
UNSCHEDULEDThere is currently nothing to buy. The official mint, fee wallet, launch venue, operating allocation and risk terms will appear here together. Treat any address posted elsewhere as unaffiliated.
No. Token holders are not buying a mining contract or a claim on mining output. The proposed system uses project-controlled fees to operate a public mining loop.
No. Rental cost, network difficulty, ZEC price, SOL price, fees and execution timing all change. The loop can operate at a loss.
The verified rental lasted three hours and has ended. The site reports zero output instead of simulating activity.
The mint, operating wallet, fee allocation, rentals, pool workers, conversions and market transactions must each resolve to an independent record.