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blocks you mined
Real mining, right here. Your browser solves the proof-of-work; the network checks it and pays the reward to your address. No download, no cost — just curiosity.
Not eventually, and not if something happens first. These three take WAKE at checkout today, and the coin your browser just dug is the same coin. Nobody here will tell you what it is worth — the price is at the checkout, where a price belongs.
Three payments have already settled this way, on-chain, with nobody approving them by hand. That is the whole reason this coin exists — not a market, a use.
This is an arithmetic exercise, not a price, not a valuation, and not an offer. Nothing here is for sale. The number below is only the electricity a browser burns to produce a coin at this moment — shown because it is checkable, and because it is the one number about this coin that can be calculated instead of claimed.
Check it yourself: (miners × 0.02 kW × 24 h × $0.10) ÷ (720 × 39.92701725).
Change the two assumptions to your own electricity price and your own laptop's draw and the
answer changes — that is the point of showing the formula instead of the result.
And here is that same formula, with nothing changed but the number of miners:
| if this many mine | electricity burned per day | cost of one WAKE |
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That table is not a forecast. It is the same division done at other miner counts, nothing more — this network has a handful of miners and may never have more. It is here because the mechanism is worth seeing: the coins per day never change, so the only thing that moves is how much electricity was spent to get them.
Read the direction, not the digits. Issuance is fixed at 720 blocks a day no matter how many people mine. So every miner who joins spends more electricity for the same number of coins, and this figure rises. Today it is a tiny fraction of a cent, because almost nobody is mining. A cost of production is not a price — a price only exists when two people who are not the author agree on one, and that has never happened here.
The code is open. Everything running this network — consensus, the node, the light client, this page — is public at github.com/zaidalhawamdeh/wakechain. You can read it, run a node, or build on it without asking anyone. If you want to integrate the chain into something — a wallet, an exchange, a payment flow — INTEGRATION.md documents it end to end, so no conversation with anyone here is required.
Honest notes: the browser is a slow miner — it's here so anyone can try. It only runs while this tab is open and in front of you — on a phone, mining stops when the screen sleeps or you switch apps. This page asks your screen to stay awake while it mines, but no web page can keep running once the system suspends it. Rewards are real (39.927 WAKE per block, to your address) and confirmed by the network like any block; they appear in your wallet after the next block (the committed-state lag). For mining that survives a locked screen, run the standalone miner on a computer.