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How to mine Quantus (QTC)

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Quantus (QTC) is a Layer 1 blockchain built on post-quantum cryptography. ML-DSA signatures (NIST FIPS 204 standard) protect coins against quantum-computer attacks.

Mining is classic Proof-of-Work on the Poseidon2 hash (the QPoW algorithm). Supply is capped at 21,000,000 QTC, with a block time of about 12 seconds.

Supported GPUs

Quantus is mined on Nvidia (RTX 3000-series and newer) and AMD RDNA (RX 6000-series and newer) GPUs.

The algorithm maps well onto CUDA, so Nvidia GPUs deliver the best efficiency. Each hardware type has its own miner — see the list below.

Register a Quantus wallet

To mine Quantus, you need a QTC wallet address.

  • Create a personal wallet in the official Quantus Wallet mobile app.
  • A wallet address is also available on the SafeTrade exchange.

👉 Detailed guide: How to create a Quantus (QTC) wallet.

We recommend using only personal wallets for mining and long-term storage.

Quick-start mining settings

⛏️ Mine Quantus — https://pool.kryptex.com/qtc

🔗 Quantus Pool URLs:

  • Global: stratum+tcp://qtc.kryptex.network:7049
  • Europe: stratum+tcp://qtc-eu.kryptex.network:7049
  • North America: stratum+tcp://qtc-us.kryptex.network:7049
  • South America: stratum+tcp://qtc-br.kryptex.network:7049
  • Singapore: stratum+tcp://qtc-sg.kryptex.network:7049
  • Hong Kong: stratum+tcp://qtc-hk.kryptex.network:7049
  • Russia: stratum+tcp://qtc-ru.kryptex.network:7049
  • Middle East: stratum+tcp://qtc-ae.kryptex.network:7049

The current address and port are always listed on the pool page. The pool supports SSL — you can grab an SSL-ready command there too.

Mining modes: PROP and SOLO

The Quantus pool offers two modes — PROP (Proportional: the reward for each block the pool finds is split between miners in proportion to their shares, the default) and SOLO (you get the whole block when you find one). The pool fee is 1% in both modes.

For SOLO mining, add the solo: prefix before your wallet address — for example, solo:qz…. Learn more in What is SOLO mining.

Miners for Quantus

Pick a miner that matches your GPU. On the pool page, enter your wallet address and worker name — the pool builds a ready-to-use command (with your address, the algorithm, and region). Or build the BAT file from the examples below, plugging in your address and optionally swapping qtc.kryptex.network for a regional address.

SRBMiner-MULTI

  • GPUs: Nvidia and AMD RDNA.
  • Highlights: the only miner with AMD support; 2.5% dev fee. RTX 5000-series cards need driver 580 or newer.
  • Download: Windows and Linux
  • Command: SRBMiner-MULTI.exe --disable-cpu --algorithm quantus --pool qtc.kryptex.network:7049 --wallet WALLET_ADDRESS --worker WORKER (add --tls true for SSL)

Connecting to the Quantus Pool (Windows)

If you are an experienced miner, use our "How to start mining on Kryptex pools" guide. If you are a beginner and have never set up mining on your own — this guide is for you! Keep reading:

  1. Download a miner for your GPU (links in the "Miners for Quantus" section). Extract the archive to a convenient folder, for example, your desktop.
    • Antivirus programs don't like miners. Pause your antivirus during the download, and after extracting, add the miner files to your exclusions. Disable PUA protection. Add only specific files, not the whole folder.
  2. Open the Quantus pool page — https://pool.kryptex.com/qtc
    • In the "Wallet address" field, enter the address you registered earlier. Address example: qzmqodsKBTc4KPPjnyio5icPsEj8tb77hZB37bR82VaszSVq1
    • In the "Worker name" field, enter the name of your mining rig, for example, MyFirstRig. Use only Latin letters or numbers, no spaces.
    • Select your miner and the nearest region. Toggle SSL or SOLO if needed — the pool builds a ready command. Copy it from the "BAT file example" field.
  3. In the miner folder, create a .txt document with Notepad, paste the command, and save. Then turn the file into a BAT file: rename the .txt extension to .bat.
  4. Run the BAT file as administrator — mining will start.
    • If your antivirus or firewall reports a suspicious file or asks for internet access at launch, allow access and add the miner files to the exclusions.

Mining on HiveOS

HiveOS has no built-in Quantus support, so you connect via a ready-made Flight Sheet with a custom miner. SRBMiner is available.

  1. In HiveOS, create a wallet for QTC: enter your address, name it, and confirm.
  2. On the pool page, open the HiveOS tab, pick a miner and region, and copy the ready Flight Sheet (JSON).
  3. In HiveOS, open the Flight Sheets tab → Import from Clipboard and paste the copied Flight Sheet.
  4. Select your QTC wallet and confirm the Flight Sheet creation.
  5. Select your rigs and workers, apply the new Flight Sheet (the "Rocket" button) — mining will start.

Monitoring Your Pool Mining Activity

  1. Open the Quantus pool page — https://pool.kryptex.com/qtc

  2. Paste your wallet address into the search field and press Enter.

  3. A page with the statistics of your wallet and mining rigs will open. Statistics appear 10–15 minutes after mining starts.

Payouts

Payouts are sent automatically once an hour when your threshold is reached.

How to set the payout threshold?

  1. Open the pool page and enter the address you mine to.

  2. Open the "Settings" section.

  3. Set the amount in the "Payment Threshold" field. The minimum and maximum thresholds are listed on the pool home page. There is no transaction fee — Kryptex pays it for you 🖤

  4. In the "IP address" field, enter the IP of the rig whose name the site prompts. The IP must end the same way as in the prompt (check the last digits). Find your IP here: https://ipinfo.io/ip

  5. Click "Submit".

  6. Track your payouts in the "Payouts" tab.

Need Help?

Have any questions, something unclear, or trouble connecting?

Contact support — we're happy to assist!

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