ECOSYSTEM / INTEGRATION PATTERNS

An ecosystem with clear boundaries.

Explore mining, blockchain, wallet, and AI workflow roles without confusing a reference with a working connection.

Integrations begin with a defined role

A logo is a navigation aid, not an integration contract. This directory separates mining-device observation, blockchain context, wallet interactions, and prompt workflows. Verify the specific operation and its documentation before connecting any component to a real system.

Bitcoin and mining interfaces

Bitcoin node context, ASIC telemetry, and pool observations are separate sources. Use the Bitcoin API page to understand those layers. The public JSON examples demonstrate a small response shape and do not open a node or pool connection.

Ethereum ecosystem context

Ethereum mainnet moved from proof of work to proof of stake in September 2022. Its presence in this directory is not a GPU-mining claim. The official Merge explanation provides the protocol context. A future Ethereum application feature would require its own defined network or wallet interaction.

Solana ecosystem context

Solana is included as a distinct blockchain integration topic, not as an ASIC or Bitcoin mining target. This website implements no Solana RPC adapter or wallet transaction flow. Use the API boundaries guide to plan what a real network-facing feature would need to specify.

MetaMask, Trust Wallet, and Phantom

These wallet names and illustrative icons identify related ecosystem topics. No wallet-access request, signature prompt, transaction submission, or provider session is implemented here. No partnership is implied. A read-only guide or sample dashboard does not need wallet permission simply to display a recognizable brand.

Hardware and AI examples

The ASIC and GPU fixtures serve fictional device observations. The prompt fixture serves a fictional versioned task record. They share a sample envelope while preserving different domain fields. Fetch the resources from the API reference and use the sample clients to inspect them without providing credentials.