Self-hosted RandomX mining infrastructure exploring authorization, observability and cross-platform operation including Linux, macOS, Windows and Android-Termux.
SYJ-MINE is an infrastructure experiment focused on self-hosting, operational visibility and cross-platform execution around RandomX mining workflows.
Architecture
SYSTEM / EVIDENCE LENS
WorkloadRandomX mining process
ControlAuthorization and operator boundaries
OperationsObservability and local runtime state
TargetsLinux · macOS · Windows · Android/Termux
Current evidence
01Self-hosted design
The repository documents an operator-controlled mining infrastructure rather than a hosted mining service.
02Cross-platform scope
Desktop and Termux environments are included in the supported direction.
03Operational visibility
Authorization and observability are part of the system design.
Experimental
Runtime hardening, deployment ergonomics and operational tooling continue to evolve with the release candidate.
Known limitations
Mining economics depend on hardware, electricity, network conditions and the underlying workload. This portfolio does not make profitability claims.
Roadmap
Continue release validation, improve operator tooling and publish measured deployment guidance where reproducible.
Last updated: 30 September 2026. This page separates observable implementation from research and roadmap work. No unsupported performance, security, adoption or production-readiness claims are made.