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Hold xIHS
Electricity mining. Your wallet number stays put. After-power profit buys the token every day. No harvest. No impermanent loss from the pool — only price risk.
Sit in the mining loopxIHS — hashrate, daily buybacks, independent Solana swap
Swap
Raydium · you sign every transaction
xIHS · Solana
$0.7869
+3.82% 24h- Mkt capMarket cap
- $629.59K
- LiquidityLiquidity
- $2,652.33
- Vol 24hVolume 24h
- $83.07
What is xIHS
The mining token. Not a coupon.
You buy xIHS. You hold it. Machines hash around the clock. Electricity is paid first. Leftover profit buys xIHS in the same Raydium pool, every day. Your wallet number does not mint extra tokens. There is no harvest. The bid just shows up.
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The number does not go up
Mining does not airdrop xIHS into the wallet. After-power profit is spent buying tokens that already exist.
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You don’t harvest
There is no Claim button and no redeem vault. Hold, and you sit behind the daily bid. LP, and fees stay in the pool.
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No company owns it
xIHS is a community token. This desk is a non-custodial front end. Nobody here owes you a return.
The loop
Hashrate in. Buybacks out.
Machines run 24/7. Electricity is paid first. What remains buys xIHS every day. You don’t harvest. Your wallet number does not mint extra tokens. The bid shows up in the pool — that is electricity mining. The other job is adding liquidity, which earns 0.25% of every swap.
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Hashrate, 24/7
Mining machines run around the clock. That work is the engine. It does not pause for markets or weekends.
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Profit after power
Electricity is paid first. What remains is operating profit — the only number that matters for the token.
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Daily buybacks
That profit is used to buy xIHS on the open market, every day. Those purchases take tokens off the ask.
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Buying grows the fleet
When someone buys xIHS, proceeds go toward more equipment. More machines, more hashrate, more profit, more buybacks.
Then it repeats
Two ways in
Hold, or make the market
One job is mining: you hold xIHS and sit behind the daily bid. The other is quoting the book: you LP, you take 0.25%, you take inventory risk. Neither is a coupon. Neither is custody.
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Add liquidity
Deposit xIHS and USDT at the live Raydium ratio. Earn 0.25% of every swap, including the daily buyback. Fees stay in the pool. IL applies.
Add liquidityThe job
Hold xIHSElectricity mining — sit behind daily buybacks after power.
Add liquidityMarket making — quote both sides of the xIHS/USDT pool.
You put in
Hold xIHSxIHS, in your wallet.
Add liquidityxIHS and USDT, at the live Raydium ratio.
You earn
Hold xIHSA standing bid for the token you already hold.
Add liquidity0.25% of every swap, pro-rata to your share.
Wallet number
Hold xIHSStays the same. Nothing is minted to you.
Add liquidityYou hold LP tokens. The mix of xIHS and USDT can shift.
Harvest
Hold xIHSNone. The buyback is a market buy.
Add liquidityNone. Fees stay in the pool until you remove.
Impermanent loss
Hold xIHSNo. You are not in the pool.
Add liquidityYes, if the xIHS price moves while you are in.
What can still go wrong
Hold xIHSPrice risk. Thin book. The bid can be smaller than sellers.
Add liquidityPrice risk, inventory mix, and a thin pool.
A simple day
Ana holds. Ben adds liquidity.
Toy numbers, so the two jobs are visible. Not a forecast, not an APR, not a promise.
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Ana buys 1,000 xIHS
She swaps on this desk and keeps the tokens. Her wallet shows 1,000. She does not deposit them anywhere.
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Ben adds LP
He deposits 400 xIHS and the matching USDT into the Raydium pool. He receives LP tokens. This site never holds them.
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The bid arrives
The fleet hashed. Power was paid. Leftover profit buys xIHS in the pool — say $40 of demand that day. Same pool Ana and Ben already use.
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What each got
Ana still has 1,000 xIHS. She never clicked Claim. She sat behind a real buyer. Ben earned a slice of 0.25% of that $40, shared with the rest of the pool, and his mix of xIHS and USDT may have shifted — that is the fee, and the inventory risk.
If Ana wanted fees, she would have LPed. If Ben wanted only the mining bid, he would have held. You can do both. Neither job mints extra tokens into the wallet.
Using the desk
How to swap
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Connect
Use Phantom, Solflare, Trust, or MetaMask. On phone, open this page in the wallet browser.
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Enter an amount
Pay with SOL, USDT, USDC, or any token Raydium can route. Default output is xIHS.
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Check the quote
Tap the rate to see impact, minimum received, and the route. Thin pools move on large size.
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Sign
Approve in your wallet. If anything looks off, reject it — nothing leaves without you.
The token
What is xIHS
A community mining token on Solana. You buy it, you hold it. Hashrate runs 24/7. Profit after electricity buys xIHS every day. Your wallet number does not go up — the bid shows up in the pool. This desk is the swap, not a custodian and not an issuer. On-chain the mint is named Infinity Hash; the ticker is xIHS.
Connect Phantom, Solflare, Trust, MetaMask, or any Solana Wallet Standard wallet. This site never asks for a seed phrase and cannot move funds without your signature.
Liquidity is thin and the mint authority is enabled. No company stands behind price or buybacks. Size only what you can afford to lose, and double-check the mint before you trade.
FAQ
Plain answers
What is xIHS?
xIHS is a community mining token on Solana. You buy it and hold it. Hashrate runs 24/7. Profit after electricity is spent buying xIHS in the Raydium pool every day. Your wallet number does not go up. There is no harvest button. The bid shows up in the same market you trade in. No company owns it.
Does my xIHS balance go up?
No. The number of tokens in your wallet does not increase because of mining. After-power profit is used to buy existing xIHS on the open market — it does not mint extra tokens into holders’ wallets. You sit behind that bid by holding. If you wanted a number that ticks up on a Claim button, this is not that product.
Hold xIHS or add liquidity — what’s the difference?
Holding is electricity mining: you sit behind daily buybacks after power. Your token count does not go up, and you take no impermanent loss from the pool — only price risk. Adding liquidity is market making: you deposit xIHS and USDT, you earn 0.25% of every swap, and your mix of the two tokens can shift. Neither has a harvest button. You can do both.
Who owns xIHS?
Nobody in the corporate sense. xIHS is a community token on Solana. No company owns it, lists it as a product, or stands behind the price. Holders own the tokens in their own wallets. That is the whole ownership story.
Do you ever hold my funds?
No. This is a non-custodial front end. Your wallet holds the tokens. We never ask for a seed phrase or a private key. If a transaction looks wrong, reject it.
The project
No company owns xIHS
xIHS is a community project on Solana. No company owns it, lists it as a product, or stands behind the price. This desk is a non-custodial front end — you sign in your own wallet, you keep the keys. There is no issuer to call, and no one who owes you a return.
The hashrate–buyback loop is the operating design, not a contract and not a guarantee of price, profit, or fleet growth. Liquidity is currently about $2,652. The mint authority is enabled. You can lose everything you put in. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice. Verify ANiSbEhZoDo8UWQKKfMHgoDqfPz6m5DGhuVTSfYhey3f before you trade.