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Ca…Cadea bought $CAFE for 0.0002 ETH13mCa…Cadea mounted on $CAFE13mCa…Cadea mined by 0x3391…dbC013mc0ffee sold $COFFEE for 0.000209 ETH1dc0ffee bought $COFFEE for 0.0003 ETH1dc0ffee bought $COFFEE for 0.0002 ETH1dc0ffee mounted on $COFFEE1dc0ffee mined by 0x8646…8FE61d

Download the node

The Cadea node runs on your own computer: it grinds plates for your own wallet on your GPU, far faster than a browser tab. The app is a window for a desktop; the command line is the same engine for a rig without a screen. It keeps working with no browser tab open.

Get the nodeGrind in the browser instead
The rig: attempts go in as blank chips, the grinder finds one that spells a word, and the plate leaves on the rail of its tierc0ffee777777deadbeefba5ed04663c0ffeec0ffee

Filesbuilt for Robinhood Chain, checked against the contracts before release

Start in three steps

  1. Install it

    Make the AppImage executable and open it, or install the package with your package manager. Nothing else is needed: the GPU is driven through Vulkan, and without one the node grinds on the CPU.

  2. Connect your wallet

    Press Connect wallet in the app. This site opens, your wallet connects here as it always does, and only its address goes back to the app. The app never sees a key.

  3. Put it to work

    Type the word, choose the start or the end of the address, and press Start grinding. The node grinds for your wallet only: a plate it finds is made from your address, and you register it on this site with that wallet.

The appAppImage, from a terminal

Open the AppImage
chmod +x Cadea_*_amd64.AppImage
./Cadea_*_amd64.AppImage

Settings chooses the chain and how hard the node works: Low, Medium or Max share of the CPU threads and of the GPU. You can change it while it runs.

The command linefor a rig without a screen

Grind a plate
tar -xzf cadea-grind_*_linux_x86_64.tar.gz
./cadea-grind devices
./cadea-grind grind c0ffee --owner 0xYourWallet --chain 46630

devices lists the GPUs and the CPU it found. grind looks for the pattern at the end of the address, or at its start with --prefix, and prints a link to register each find with your wallet. Type low, medium or max and Enter to change the effort while it runs.

No key leaves your wallet

A plate has no private key: the address is made from your wallet, so the node that finds it cannot keep it. The app only ever learns your address.

Check what you run

Every file has its SHA-256 above. Compare it with sha256sum before you open the file.

Know the wait first

The node measures your devices and shows how long a pattern takes before you start. Each extra character multiplies the work by sixteen. Try a pattern in the browser