Chicken Miner · Windows v1.4.3 Live

Put Your Machine to Work

Your computer can do more than sit idle.
Chicken Miner turns available CPU power into measurable participation—creating productive capacity that begins with the community and can grow far beyond it.

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Windows v1.4.3 Public repository User-controlled power No developer fee Managed package available
Live Network

See the Work Taking Shape

Every connected machine adds measurable production to the system.

Network Active
Active Miners
Current Hashrate
Total Compute Contributed · lifetime hashes
XMR Generated
Estimated Community Value
XMR mined × live price
Network Status
from pool share feed

Live and estimated figures change with connected machines, mining difficulty, network performance, asset prices, conversion costs, and system availability.

See Why It Exists
Follow the Compute

One Machine Starts a Larger System

Move through the cards to see what begins with your computer—and what becomes possible as more machines join it.

Card 01 — Another Way In

Contribute What You Already Have

Participation does not begin and end with capital.
Your machine performs measurable work, giving you another way to take part in what the community is building.

Your hardware becomes an active part of the system.

See the Infrastructure →
Card 02 — Community Capacity

Build From Within

Connected machines create a productive resource the community can measure, organize, and build upon.
What begins as individual compute becomes shared capacity.

Participation produces something real.

Follow the Value →
Card 03 — Prove the Engine

Consistency Changes What Is Possible

The first objective is sustained production: measurable output, published rules, recorded costs, and a dependable community allocation.
Once the engine proves itself, its reach can expand.

Build the base. Measure the result. Open the next layer.

See the Routing Model →
Card 04 — Strengthen the Source

Create More Room for Farmers

Chicken farmers work inside narrow operating margins.
As production grows, the longer-term model is to help participating farms reduce eligible operating expenses—creating more room for the food networks they already support.

Strengthen the farm. Expand what can reach the table.

See the Impact Path →
Card 05 — Expand Participation

Build Around the Devices People Use

Most of our community currently participates through mobile devices.
That makes the next question larger than desktop mining: how can more people contribute meaningful resources through the technology already around them?

The mission stays fixed. The technology keeps moving.

View What Comes Next →
Chicken Above · Godwit Below

Participation on the Surface. Infrastructure Underneath.

Chicken gives people a way to participate.
Godwit provides the systems that make that participation readable: installation structure, health monitoring, thermal visibility, agent context, validation, measurement, and value routing.

The operating sequence
01

Choose

Select the standalone miner or managed package.

02

Configure

Set the CPU and power preferences for your machine.

03

Contribute

Your CPU performs RandomX mining work.

04

Observe

Health and thermal tools make performance readable.

05

Measure

Production becomes part of the system’s operating record.

06

Route

Generated value follows the current published rules.

Chicken creates the motion. Godwit observes and organizes what that motion produces.

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The miner never requires your seed phrase or private keys—do not enter them anywhere. Download only from the official GitHub links above.

Production With a Path

Community First. Expansion Through Consistency.

Miner production begins with community reward capacity.
Output, operating costs, allocation rules, and routing records are measured together. Once the system reaches a defined and sustainable benchmark, additional production can become eligible for documented agricultural initiatives.

The routing path
Compute contributed

Machines perform measurable work.

Output generated

The network produces XMR.

Costs recorded

Pool, conversion, operating, and distribution costs are accounted for.

Community allocation

Eligible value follows the published community rules.

Consistency measured

Production is evaluated against a defined benchmark.

Impact capacity opens

Additional value may become eligible for approved agricultural programs.

Impact focus
Energy Equipment Production inputs Processing Transportation Cold storage

Mining activity does not guarantee an individual payout. Eligibility, allocations, benchmarks, and routing depend on the rules published for each program.

View Community Reward Rules View Routing Records
Public Infrastructure

See What Runs Beneath the Interface

The installer is the front door. The repository shows the complete operating structure behind it.
Move through the cards to inspect the packages, monitoring tools, hardware controls, agent context, validation materials, and security boundaries.

01

Choose Your Build

Standalone versus managed package.

02

Watch the Machine

Watchers, health schema, structured status output.

03

Control the Hardware

Thermal readings, power settings, preview-before-apply controls.

04

Give the Agent Context

Prompts, knowledge graph, installation and monitoring guidance.

05

Verify the Release

Checksums, manifests, release notes, security boundaries.

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Choose Your Setup

Put the Machine in Motion

Run the standalone miner for a direct installation.
Choose the managed package when you want monitoring tools, thermal visibility, power guidance, and agent-readable system context included.

Standalone

A direct Windows installation for users who want the miner without the expanded management layer.

Download Standalone

Managed

The miner plus monitoring, machine-health outputs, thermal tools, operating guidance, prompts, and structured agent context.

View Managed Package

Guided

Review compatibility, installation, CPU allocation, power settings, and monitoring with the team.

Request Guided Setup

One machine creates output. Enough machines create impact.