Proxima (PROX) Mining Pool
Proxima has no blocks and no mempool: transactions form a DAG and token holders converge cooperatively. Its proof of work is bound to the signing key through a VRF, which is why a pool needs a per-miner mining key instead of a shared address, and why the smallest VRF output wins a contested slot.
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Pool software: node and pool on proxima v1.2.4 (updated 2026-10-23); network upgrade 2 passed at slot 45000 on 2026-10-23 14:32 UTC — no miner update needed. Our own sequencer SUPRNV is online since 2026-10-23. Miner: ProxiChorizo 0.5.6. Details on the coin info page.
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Proxima Mining FAQ
What is Proxima?
Proxima (PROX) is a DAG-based UTXO ledger with cooperative consensus by token holders. Its fair launch mints 94% of the supply through a key-bound VRF proof of work: one transit of 95 PROX per ~10 second slot, open to anyone, GPU or CPU.
How do I mine Proxima?
Register your Proxima address on the Start Mining page, download the pool mining key it gives you, and run ProxiChorizo (NVIDIA GPU) or the reference nonce_seeker (CPU) against http://proxi.suprnova.cc:8100 with your token. Rewards are PPLNS with a 1% fee.
What is the pool fee?
Our Proxima mining pool charges a competitive 1% fee. This covers server costs and maintenance while keeping most of your earnings.
What makes Proxima unique?
Proxima (PROX) is a DAG-based UTXO ledger with cooperative consensus by token holders. Its fair launch mints 94% of the supply through a key-bound VRF proof of work: one transit of 95 PROX per ~10 second slot, open to anyone, GPU or CPU.
What GPU do I need to mine Proxima?
Proxima mining is GPU and CPU friendly: one attempt is an Ed25519 hash-to-curve plus a scalar multiplication. An RTX PRO 6000 does about 43 MH/s, an RTX 5090 about 30, an RTX 5080 about 21, an RTX A6000 about 12, an RX 7900 XTX about 11 and an RTX 3070 about 7.6 MH/s with ProxiChorizo 0.5.6; a CPU core about 37 kH/s with the reference seeker. The full table drives the calculator above.