Qbit Wallet is now open source.

The internals of key generation, approvals and signing are all available to read. It’s built on @unisat_wallet's open-source wallet, adapted for P2MR and SLH-DSA.

Contributions welcome: github.com/Qbit-Org/qbit-…

Qbit Pool is live: the official Qbit mining pool.

Point any SHA-256 miner at pool.qbit.org and get paid in QBT every block the pool finds.

Qbit Pool implements the PRISM Pool stack we open-sourced a few months ago:

- Large miners get paid out on-chain, every block
- go straight to your address, regardless of your mining hashrate
- Verifiable: anyone can recompute every block's payout split
- No account or KYC required
- Open source

We're coupling this launch with Qbit Mining Bootstrap v3.1:

- It introduces a new Rust pool server, replacing the existing Python implementation
- Redundancy support out of the box: run 2 instances of PRISM for high-availability deployments
- Load-tested at 750 shares per second

The pool has found 15,287 blocks and mined over 3 million QBT since launch, making it the largest QBT pool to date.

Start mining today: qbit.org/pool