xIHS

The product

What is xIHS

The mining token. Your wallet number does not go up. The bid shows up in the pool.

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xIHS is the token. Not a receipt for another coin. Not a coupon you claim at the end of the day. You buy it on Raydium, you hold it in your wallet, you keep the keys. On-chain the mint is named Infinity Hash; the ticker is xIHS. No company owns it.

The product is a loop. Machines hash 24 hours a day. Electricity is paid first. Leftover profit buys xIHS every day in the same pool this desk talks to. That is electricity mining, as a client option: you sit in the engine by holding the token.

The number of your xIHS tokens does not go up. The bid for them does.

You don’t harvest

There is no Claim button. There is no daily airdrop into the wallet. After-power profit is spent as a market buy. If you hold xIHS, you sit on the other side of that buy. Liquidity-provider fees work the same way — they stay in the pool until you remove. The desk does not sprinkle tokens on a schedule.

That is the whole point of writing it this way. A harvest button makes people think of a coupon. A buyback is a buyer in the book. You can watch the pool. You cannot redeem xIHS for some other vault asset, because there is no vault. xIHS is the thing you hold.

A simple day

Toy numbers, so the two jobs are visible. Not a forecast.

  1. 01

    Ana buys 1,000 xIHS

    She swaps on this desk and keeps the tokens. Her wallet shows 1,000. She does not deposit them into a mining dashboard.

  2. 02

    Ben adds liquidity

    He deposits 400 xIHS and the matching USDT. He receives LP tokens. This site never holds them.

  3. 03

    The bid arrives

    The fleet hashed. Power was paid. Leftover profit buys xIHS in the pool — say $40 of demand that day.

  4. 04

    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.

Hold, or make the market

Two jobs. One is mining. One is quoting the book. You can do both. Neither mints extra tokens into the wallet.

  • The 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.

What this is not

It is not a staking receipt for another token. It is not a redeem vault. It is not a custodial electricity-mining contract you buy on this page. It is not a firm that owes you a return. APR on the liquidity card is trailing volume, not a coupon. The loop is an operating design, not a promise.

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