SOLZ in numbers
The SOLZ Mine · launched Oct 30, 2026 UTC
Every figure on this page is read live from Solana, from the same locked program anyone can check. Charts over time come from snapshots of those same on chain numbers.
Reading the chain…
Supply
Capped forever. Every token is mined with SOL; none were premined or sold.
Where every token lives
Still unmined, waiting to be claimed, staked, in the pool, loose in wallets, and burned: together they are the whole cap.
Zoomed in
Share of circulating supply that is staked or providing liquidity rather than sitting loose in wallets.
Mined over time
Built from every mine the program logged, day by day since launch.
The cap, cycle by cycle
True cost to mine 1 token, cycle by cycle
Every halving doubles the cost to mine. Each step is one cycle, read from the rate locked in the program; the scale is logarithmic so all cycles fit.
Mining
Commit SOL for 24 hours, take 90% back, keep the tokens it mined.
True cost to mine vs live price to buy
True cost counts the 10% a mine spends; the other 90% of the SOL comes back after 24 hours. The buy price is read from the Raydium pool in the same breath.
Where the 10% goes
SOL committed each day
Days are UTC. Auto rolls count again, the same way the program counts them.
SOL committed over time
Running total, day by day since launch.
Active miners per day
Every wallet that mined that UTC day, auto rolls included.
returning first time
Reading every mine from the chain…
Staking
Stake and earn SOL from every mine.
Staked over time
Snapshotted from the chain.
Market
The Raydium pool the program feeds itself: 4% of every mine becomes liquidity and the LP tokens are burned.
The key lines on one axis
Circulating supply, staked, and in the pool, snapshotted from the chain every 30 minutes.
Check these numbers yourself
33jmYNoZWJJB74EaQkcVNXBVka6sst5gzWhqZBAUPtTp9PCAbwogmpxzTr3Sv3oQWeG5e62BMiEmMM9aH6hiR17i…Paste any of these into Solscan or any Solana explorer and compare. The Mine account holds every counter on this page. Every rule behind these numbers is on the Trust page, the source is on GitHub, and OtterSec confirms the deployed program matches it.