Nobody hands these out.
You mine them.

HOW IT WORKS in plain words

The contract holds a number. Your computer throws millions of random guesses at it per second, looking for one that makes the answer start with six zeros. There's no shortcut and no way to be clever about it — you either do the work or you don't. When your machine finds one, it sends the proof to the blockchain, the lock opens, and 500 coins come out to your wallet.

Then the contract locks again with one less block inside, and the race starts over. Same for everyone. Same as Bitcoin's first days, which is the whole idea.

It gets harder as it empties. Every 20% of the supply that gets mined, the puzzle needs one more zero — which makes it 16 times harder. Right now it's at the easiest it will ever be. That's not a sales pitch, it's just how the contract is written, and you can read it.

START MINING

You need Node.js and a spare BSV wallet with a little money in it for fees. Ten minutes, tops.

1. Unzip it and install.

   npm install

2. Add your key. Rename .env.example to .env and paste in the private key (WIF) of a wallet you control. It pays the fees and it receives the coins you mine. Use a fresh wallet, not your savings.
3. Put a little BSV in that wallet. Each solved block costs roughly 2,000 satoshis in network and indexing fees. About 100,000 sats is plenty to get going.
4. Run it. The number is how many blocks you want to solve before it stops.

   npm run mine 10

   Leave it running. It tells you what it's doing:

   script match ✓ — safe to redeem
   [1/10] mined in 3.2s → 6856e0a5… (supply left: 19934500)

WHAT TO EXPECT

It's a race, and sometimes you lose one. Everyone is mining the same single chain, so if somebody solves a block a second before you, your attempt is rejected and the miner just moves on to the next one. Normal. Nothing is lost but a moment.

It's slower than you'd think, and not because of your CPU. Bitcoin SV only lets about 25 unconfirmed transactions stack up in a row, so after roughly 25 solves your miner has to sit and wait for the next block — around ten minutes. It handles that on its own. Start it and walk away.

Your coins are yours, wherever you want them. What you mine lands in your wallet as an ordinary BSV21 token. Sell it on txblaster.xyz with the built-in wallet, on 1sat.market, or from any 1Sat-compatible wallet. Nothing about it is locked to this site.

WHO'S BUYING

Every mission fired on TX Blaster puts 5% of its commission into a public wallet that does one thing: buy the cheapest $BLASTER on the market and burn it forever. That's a real bid, funded by a product that actually earns money — — tokens have already gone up in smoke, and you can check every single one on-chain.

The bot never pays more than a published ceiling (— sats per token right now). List at or under it and you have a guaranteed buyer. List above it and you're waiting for a human to want it — like any real market. Live numbers on the chart page.