Quantus (QTC) Mining Pool

Mine Quantus — the post-quantum cryptocurrency — on suprnova.cc: 1% fee PPLNS, hourly payouts, GPU mining with suprminer or SRBMiner, and low-latency stratum servers in Europe, US (Chicago) and Asia (Hong Kong).

New to mining? Read our step-by-step How to Start Mining Quantus (QTC) guide →

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Quantus Mining FAQ

What is Quantus?

Quantus (QTC) is a next-generation, post-quantum cryptocurrency. It is a Substrate-based chain secured by QPoW (a Poseidon2 proof-of-work over the Goldilocks field), with 12-second blocks, a 21M max supply, and it is GPU-mineable.

How do I mine Quantus?

To mine Quantus, download suprminer (github.com/ocminer/suprminer), point it at quantus.suprnova.cc:7071 (or :7074 for TLS) with your QTC wallet address, and start mining on your GPU.

What is the pool fee?

Our Quantus mining pool charges a competitive 1% fee. This covers server costs and maintenance while keeping most of your earnings.

What makes Quantus unique?

Quantus is built for the post-quantum era: accounts are secured by Dilithium (ML-DSA) signatures and mining rewards are delivered via a zero-knowledge wormhole. Its QPoW (Poseidon2) algorithm is GPU-friendly with 12-second block times.

What GPU do I need to mine Quantus?

Quantus is mined on modern GPUs with suprminer. A single NVIDIA RTX 5090 reaches about 1.39 GH/s; most recent GPUs work well.