Archived project · Mining project
NinjaButton
A proposed independent EarthBucks mine in Tokyo.
The plan placed another mine in a different region to exercise coordination between operators.
The January announcement described the mine as forthcoming. The record distinguishes that proposal from the live EarthBucks network.
How it works
Explore a mine in another region
NinjaButton was the proposed Tokyo counterpart to the London mine. Its purpose was to explore a network of mine operators, rather than another name for the main EarthBucks web app.
Reconsider the user interface
A later design question was whether people should visit a separate wallet or miner at each domain. A shared EarthBucks interface could reduce duplicated work while leaving operator responsibilities distinct.
Check behavior across two mines
A useful test would submit work at one operator and check whether the other could recognize the resulting chain. The public plans give this experiment a concrete shape; they do not report a successful production run at NinjaButton. A simulated peer that drops or delays a block would make the coordination proposal testable.
Project history
The proposed Tokyo site was named in the network plan. Mine locations
A progress report described both the location and work still to be done. Coming Soon
A separate frontend remained an open design choice. Wallet and miner alternatives