Why GroxRemember solo mining on your own PC and actually finding blocks? Grox brings that back.
It is a private coin built on the Monero codebase with its own RandomX variant, so it runs on ordinary CPUs and existing Monero hashrate cannot be pointed at it.
No pools needed, no rigs, no farms: install the wallet, press
Start mining, and your computer competes for every block on its own.
The network is live and young: blocks every minute, a handful of miners, real rewards for every CPU that joins now.
Specifications| Ticker | GROX |
| Proof of work | RandomX v2, Grox variant (CPU). Stock Monero miners do not work on Grox. |
| Block time | 1 minute |
| Max supply | 21,000,000 GROX, hard cap, no tail emission |
| Block reward | ~4.75 GROX now, smoothly decreasing over the years |
| Mined coins unlock | after 60 blocks (~1 hour) |
| Premine | 5% (1,050,000 GROX) in block 2, disclosed below |
| Dev fund | 5% of every block reward, enforced by consensus |
| Privacy | Monero technology: stealth addresses, ring signatures (16), RingCT |
| Addresses | start with G |
| Ports | P2P 19880, RPC 19881 |
| License | BSD-3-Clause, fully open source |
Start mining in 3 stepsWindows1. Download
GroxWallet-Setup-1.2.2-win-x64.exe from
the latest release (a portable .zip is there too).
2. Open Grox Wallet and create a wallet. Write your 25 words on paper.
3. Press
Start mining. Wallet, node and miner run in one window.
Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04, or WSL)curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahafarag/grox-coin/main/install.sh | bash
~/grox/start.sh # then open http://localhost:8790
Command line~/grox/bin/groxd --start-mining <your G... address> --mining-threads 4
Every release is built in public by GitHub Actions from the repository code and ships with a SHA256 checksum. The installer checks it for you.
Full guides:
English |
ArabicNetwork upgrade at block 12,000: run v1.2.0 or newer (latest is 1.2.2). Older versions stop following the network at that block.
Premine and dev fund: full transparency- Block 2 paid the 5% premine (1,050,000 GROX) to the developer. Every block pays 5% of its reward to the dev fund. Both are consensus rules checked by every node; see src/cryptonote_core/grox_dev_fund_address.cpp.
- Community reserve: 100,000 GROX moved from the premine to the public dev fund wallet for bounties and contests (XMRig support, ARM builds, translations, tools). Transaction, block 4,211.
- From block 12,000 the 5% dev fund goes to this dedicated wallet. Its view key is public, so anyone can audit every coin it receives (a view key can only see, never spend):
Address: GDGSHJXsxp8Y3EnLmGMnMcjLs5Qry6H5vibokRCFxKzNbZkggGkNYjd4iHwoMcJkuQKrsVN1Yt7mQY9s6AM5KVaZFLaUw5Y
View key: bb0dd5b0061a6c00f23586a5f11c6b08dbd557369137240449d990c89fe59f02
Restore height: 4200
Coming next- XMRig support for the Grox RandomX variant (open bounty from the community reserve)
- More seed nodes and community tools
Developers who want to help: open an issue or say hi in
GitHub Discussions.
Official links (the only ones)Grox has NO official website. Any "grox" domain (.com, .org, .net, .io or any other) is fake. Download only from GitHub. Admins never DM you first and never ask for your 25 words.
Grox is open-source software provided "as is", without warranty. Use at your own risk; nothing here is financial advice. Full disclaimer. Built on the Monero and RandomX codebases, with thanks to their developers.