Mining reward settlement
The official pool accepts Blake256r14 workers on port 4500, records accepted shares, and uses VEX balances as the native reward account.
Vexon
Official Network
VEXON PROOF-OF-WORK NETWORK
Vexon is a proof-of-work network built for miners, pools, and operators who need a native asset for hashrate rewards, hosting, monitoring, infrastructure access, and service collateral.
Live utility today
The live stack gives VEX practical use as a miner account, reward unit, wallet asset, and data layer for pool and network operations.
The official pool accepts Blake256r14 workers on port 4500, records accepted shares, and uses VEX balances as the native reward account.
A VEX address becomes the mining username. Worker suffixes such as .001 let one wallet track multiple ASIC machines.
The wallet can create, receive, send, and manage VEX, giving miners a self-custody destination for pool payouts and service payments.
The API exposes pool status, active workers, registered workers, wallet sync state, and operating data for dashboards and integrations.
Operators can verify service health, stratum sessions, node RPC, wallet RPC, recent shares, and backup status from the live server stack.
The current stack can support VEX-paid API tiers, miner alerts, service-fee discounts, hosting invoices, and hashrate service settlement.
Tokenomics
VEX is structured around proof-of-work distribution first, with a capped operating treasury for maintenance, security, infrastructure, liquidity, and ecosystem services.
Mining remains the primary distribution path. Project reserves are limited, scheduled, and intended for transparent network operation.
Mining schedule: 32.01904566 VEX initial reward, halving every 840,000 blocks.
Project treasury: 21% for long-term operating support.
Initial treasury availability: 10% of treasury, equal to 1,764,000 VEX.
Remaining treasury release: 90% linear over 48 months.
Proof-of-work distribution and network security.
Operations, development, audits, listings, and public infrastructure.
12-month cliff and 36-month linear vesting.
Market infrastructure, exchange readiness, and settlement reserves.
Security reviews, bug bounties, legal work, and risk controls.
Node operators, early miners, documentation, and community activation.
Launch allocation addresses
The 30,240,000 VEX non-mining allocation was created in block 1 by transaction 7f563699aac97d23471c523ad97e63c31e1462e345ec3f26f6e34eeb35e3bae1. Anyone can verify each output with a Vexon full node.
| Reserve | Amount | Output | Public address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project treasury immediate reserve | 1,764,000 VEX | 0 | VsVrko47195V87ShU4vFRmEo5S6c9NTsYLJ |
| Project treasury long-term reserve | 15,876,000 VEX | 1 | VsW2hGkR5WesaBECBh96SKqNYbU65q91ewc |
| Core contributor vesting reserve | 6,720,000 VEX | 2 | VshSwLEDcrycoZp584xDHuy91wVhpyay44H |
| Liquidity and infrastructure reserve | 3,360,000 VEX | 3 | VsLi74bLxgSbJuS3NudSYmEHi7eM4ydzVfJ |
| Security and compliance reserve | 1,680,000 VEX | 4 | VsQRxqDgxLFXhGrvRPCcwsxD8EpfPDoNBMA |
| Community launch reserve | 840,000 VEX | 5 | VsUEnShsQanY464yA9DsL41PsCik75QZ5K8 |
Verification command: gettxout 7f563699aac97d23471c523ad97e63c31e1462e345ec3f26f6e34eeb35e3bae1 OUTPUT_NUMBER
These are public reserve addresses only. Seeds, private keys, wallet files, passphrases, and offline signatures remain private and offline.
Monthly treasury spending should be reported publicly. Any market sale should stay below 252,000 VEX per month, equal to 0.3% of total supply.
The treasury should migrate to a multisignature custody process as the network matures, with signer rotation and public address disclosure.
VEX is a utility and settlement asset for mining infrastructure. The allocation plan is not a promise of price appreciation or investment return.
Official whitepaper
The whitepaper describes the proof-of-work settlement design, 84,000,000 VEX supply cap, mining emission model, treasury release schedule, pool accounting, governance controls, operating risks, and roadmap.
Native utility
Mining creates VEX. The network gives it a job: settlement for the services that keep hashrate online.
Reward distribution, worker accounting, payout policy, and fee settlement in one native unit.
Price and settle Blake256r14 hashrate rental, directed mining, and short-term compute agreements.
Pay for rack space, maintenance, remote operation, and power-related service invoices.
Use VEX for monitoring, alerts, explorer API access, node hosting, and operator tooling.
Addresses can accumulate records of valid shares, uptime, block contribution, and reliability.
Operators can stake VEX as a visible commitment behind pools, hosting desks, and hashrate offers.
Protocol stack
Vexon ships the components needed to run, mine, verify, and settle: a full node, a wallet, a stratum bridge, and an official pool interface.
Validate blocks, run RPC, and operate the network independently.
Generate addresses, manage keys, and receive pool payouts.
Connect Blake256r14 ASIC workers to Vexon block templates.
Expose worker setup, pool statistics, recent blocks, and rewards.
Wallet and account
Vexon uses wallet addresses as the identity layer for mining rewards, pool balances, withdrawals, deposits, and future hashrate service payments.
Generate a VEX address with Vexon Wallet and keep the seed offline. The address becomes your pool username.
Use VEX_ADDRESS.worker as the miner username. Valid shares and block rewards are credited to that address.
Withdraw mined VEX to self-custody. Deposit VEX back into the pool account for hashrate services, hosting, monitoring, and collateral.
Official pool
The official pool gives miners one place for endpoint settings, worker format, reward policy, pool hashrate, block status, and future hashrate service settlement.
Operator releases
Node daemon and command-line control tool.
Wallet daemon, address generation, and wallet RPC.
Server setup flow for the official pool stack.
Standalone desktop wallet for Apple Silicon Macs.
Standalone desktop wallet installer for Windows x64.
Signed Android APK package for mobile wallet testing.