Connect a wallet
Phantom connects in one click. Silproto reads the public address and nothing else — no seed phrase, no signature, no balance held on your behalf.
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The idea
Bitcoin got called digital gold. Silver is the other half of the pair.
Gold is the metal you lock away. Silver is the metal that gets used — in contacts, in solder, in mirrors and panels — which is why it has been money and material at the same time for three thousand years.
Silproto points proof-of-work at that metal. The work your machine does is real Bitcoin mining; what accrues on the other side is a claim on silver, denominated in troy ounces rather than in a score.
A real-world asset is the plain version of this: a digital token whose backing sits outside the chain. Ours is bullion at 999 fineness, weighed against the troy ounce of 31.1035 grams — the same unit a refiner stamps on a bar.
That is the whole design. No yield invented out of nothing, no emissions dressed up as returns. Work in, metal out.
$SIL is the project’s own token and is not itself a claim on metal. The silver RWA units described below are separate instruments; don’t read one as the other.
Mining on Silproto
Four steps, no install
The miner runs in the browser tab. Nothing is downloaded, no account is created, and you can close it at any point in the session.
Your device works
The tab performs genuine proof-of-work. Hashrate, accepted work and session time stay on screen, so you can see exactly what the machine is doing.
Shares accepted
Each hash is checked against a share target. Only work that clears it counts, and output depends on your hardware and what your power costs.
Silver accrues
Accepted work accumulates toward silver RWA units in the denominations below, claimable to the wallet you started with.
Silver RWA rewards
Four weights, one fineness
Rewards are paid in weight, not in a floating point balance. Units follow the troy ounce; the dimensions are the prototype’s and are not yet locked into tooling.
| Unit | Nominal | Fine weight | Diameter | Fineness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIL-010 | 1/10 oz t | 3.1104 g | 16.0 mm | 999 ‰ |
| SIL-025 | 1/4 oz t | 7.7759 g | 22.0 mm | 999 ‰ |
| SIL-100 | 1 oz t | 31.1035 g | 39.0 mm | 999 ‰ |
| SIL-1000 | 10 oz t | 311.035 g | 76.0 mm | 999 ‰ |
The miner
Run it in this tab
Real SHA-256d over an 80-byte block header, nonce by nonce. Connect Phantom first and your address is folded into the job’s merkle root, the way a coinbase commits to the address it pays.
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No shares yet. Press start — the first one usually lands within a few seconds.
Local mode. The hashing is genuine double SHA-256 over a real header, but the job is generated in your browser, so no share is submitted anywhere. Enter a bridge address above to mine against a real pool instead. Either way, nothing is credited and mining starts only when you press start.
Leaderboard
Wallets that have put work in
Ranked by accepted shares, then by total hashes. A wallet appears here the first time it clears a share.
#WalletSharesHashes
Nobody yet. Start the miner and clear a share to take the top spot.
This board is stored in your own browser, so it lists only the wallets that have mined on this device. A shared board across everyone who opens the page needs a backend Silproto does not have yet — the column layout is here so it can drop straight in.
What can be verified
Check us, don’t trust us
Every claim on this page is either something you can confirm yourself or something we state plainly is not true yet. Here is the split.
- Verified
- The hashing is real SHA-256d. Open the page source and read it — the header layout, the padding and the little-endian target check follow Bitcoin’s own convention, and the implementation was tested against a reference SHA-256 before it shipped.
- Verified
- Hashrate, hash count and share count are measured in your browser from work your machine actually did. Stop the miner and the numbers stop.
- Not true yet
- Silproto is not connected to a mining pool. The job is generated locally, no share is submitted anywhere, and no Bitcoin has been earned or paid to any address.
- Not true yet
- No silver has been bought, deposited or vaulted. There is no custodian, no assay report and no audited holding behind this page.
- Not true yet
- $SIL does not exist on any chain. There is no mint address, no liquidity and nothing to buy. Anyone offering you one is not us.
Mining here before rewards exist does not entitle you to a payout. Any future reward programme depends on funding, eligibility and the legal work being finished first — and a silver-backed token sold in the EU needs authorisation before it can be offered at all. Neither mining nor holding $SIL is an investment, and neither promises a return.
Current status
The miner runs. The metal does not move yet.
Silver rewards for miners and $SIL holders are planned and not active. Nothing is being credited today, no claim is open, and no return is promised. This page describes the standard the prototype is built against — when claims switch on, it will say so here first.