Longer Pays Better
Mining duration drives HEX bonus shares. A one-day pool has no extra-duration bonus; longer windows can earn more multiplier.
HEX / PulseChain
Understand the model before you mine.
Hexity coordinates pooled HEX mining with transparent pool terms, receipt tokens, and on-chain execution. Use this guide to understand what the pool does, what you own, and when value can be claimed.
Three ideas shape the pool.
Bigger Pays Better
Pool principal is combined before mining begins, letting the group use the size-based bonus curve together.
Rules stay visible
Duration, enlistment, creator fee, receipt supply, and lifecycle state are readable before you commit HEX.
A receipt token represents your pool share.
One receipt
Deposited HEX mints pool receipt tokens 1:1. The ticker is shown on each pool overview.
Your share
Receipt supply represents proportional ownership of the pool's eventual HEX and HDRN redemption.
Tradeable path
Receipt tokens can provide a cleaner route to OTC liquidity without changing the pool's mining rules.
What the pool contract enforces.
- Enlistment
- HEX can be deposited until the enlistment window ends. While the pool is still waiting to start mining, participants may withdraw their receipt tokens and recover their HEX if a better pool or timing window becomes available. Withdrawals require the contract-calculated network fee.
- Creator fee
- The pool creator fee is capped at 1% and is deducted from HEX when receipt tokens are redeemed.
- End Mining
- Mining can be ended only after the current HEX day is greater than the configured mining end day.
- Redemption
- After mining ends, users burn receipt tokens to receive proportional HEX and HDRN. Redemption includes recorded end-mining gas reimbursement and a protocol fee.
- HDRN fee
- Twenty percent of the gross HDRN redemption amount is sent to the protocol; the remaining 80% goes to the redeemer.
- Bleed timing
- Bleed becomes available after the post-maturity window: the current HEX day must be more than six days past the mining end day.
- HEX bleed
- Eligible HEX bleed is calculated at 1% of the remaining pool balance per elapsed day, capped at 100%. The creator receives its configured fee share; the rest goes to the protocol collector.
- HDRN bleed
- Unclaimed HDRN is split 50% to the recorded End Mining caller and 50% to the protocol collector.
- No emergency exit
- The current pool contract has no Emergency End Mining or Emergency End Stake function. Mining runs to its configured duration.
These rules describe deployed HexityPool behavior. Market prices, future HEX penalties, and OTC pricing are not guaranteed by the contract.
From pool choice to mining.
- 1Browse pools and compare duration, creator fee, receipt ticker, and lifecycle state.
- 2Create or join a pool during enlistment, then approve and deposit HEX.
- 3After enlistment ends, Start Mining moves pool principal into HEX mining.
- 4Track receipt estimates, mining progress, and redemption readiness from the pool overview.