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Torvyon mining

Secure the network.
Mine with clarity.

Torvyon mining uses proof-of-work. Miners run the node software, synchronize with the blockchain, receive valid work, and compete to find a solution that the network can verify.

02 / SYNC

Synchronize first

Let the node finish syncing before expecting valid mining work. Watch logs, peer connections, disk space, and system resources.

  • Confirm the chain is current
  • Keep the machine online
  • Use stable network connectivity
03 / PROOF-OF-WORK

Find valid work

Mining is probabilistic. A miner searches for a valid solution, then the network independently checks the resulting block.

  • No guaranteed block time
  • No guaranteed reward
  • Never trust profit promises

Install the Torvyon node

Choose the command for your operating system. Review the installer and use only official Torvyon sources.

Windows · PowerShell
iwr -useb https://api.torvyon.tech/install.ps1 | iex
Linux · Terminal
curl -fsSL https://api.torvyon.tech/install.sh | sh

Works on Ubuntu, Debian, Raspberry Pi, and most ARM/x64 Linux systems.

macOS · Terminal
curl -fsSL https://api.torvyon.tech/install.sh | sh

Works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Opens Terminal and runs the setup automatically.

Mining workflow

1. Install

Install the official Torvyon node software on a supported machine.

2. Sync

Wait for the node to download and verify the current blockchain.

3. Configure

Review peer, storage, firewall, and mining settings for your environment.

4. Monitor

Watch synchronization, connectivity, resource usage, and valid work results.

SECURITY NOTES

Protect your miner and wallet

Never place a wallet recovery phrase, seed phrase, private key, or password in node configuration files or terminal commands. Use a public qbt1 address only when a payout address is required. Keep operating-system patches, node software, and firewall rules maintained.

Ready to start?

Open the official Torvyon node page for the latest installer and platform instructions.

Open node installer ↗