No premine. Every MBITE that exists was mined by someone. These four steps take you from a blank slate to a confirmed balance on the chain.
Each step hands you the right tool. Go as deep as you want at every stage.
Download and install the MoonBite wallet. It generates your private key locally — that key never leaves your device. Setup hands you a seed phrase: write it on paper, lock it somewhere safe, and never hand it to anyone. Not a support agent, not this website, not anyone.
Download wallet →Inside the wallet, spin up a new receive address (it'll start with moon1). This is where your mining rewards land. Copy it — the next step needs it.
Open the miner and paste in your address. It runs RandomX proof-of-work to compete for block rewards. Find a valid block and the whole reward pays straight to your address — no pool, no middleman, no cut.
Start mining →Paste your address into the block explorer and watch the balance climb in real time. Every confirmation is written on-chain. No account, no login, nobody's permission needed to check what you own — the chain is the record.
Open explorer →The network aims for a new block every 120 seconds. Your odds of finding one track your share of the total hash rate.
The genesis block subsidy is 10 MBITE, and it halves every 1,650,000 blocks. Total supply is capped at ~33,000,000 MBITE — for all time, no exceptions.
MBITE isn't listed on any exchange yet. The coins you mine now are real chain coins, but they carry no monetary value today. Mine to take part — not because you're expecting a price.
Lose the seed phrase and the coins are gone for good. No support team can bring them back — that team doesn't exist. Write it down, keep it offline, back it up.
MoonBite runs on RandomX proof-of-work — the CPU-optimized algorithm behind Monero. A plain CPU is the ideal miner: GPUs gain almost nothing and no ASIC exists. The laptop you already own is competitive hardware.
A full node validates the whole chain on your own machine. Optional for individuals — but it cuts your dependence on third-party servers to zero.
Prefer the command line? These snippets get you moving on mainnet.