Community tool

BTCZ Tools

A free desktop toolkit for BitcoinZ miners. Everything a BTCZ miner checks daily, in one clean app — now with a standalone Windows .exe: just download and double-click. No Python, no setup.

  • 8 modules
  • 🌐 EN / FR / ES / DE
  • 🔑 Free & open source (MIT)
  • 🖥 Windows .exe

Built and maintained by community member RGBTCZ. Not an official BitcoinZ release — always download it from the GitHub repository linked above.

BTCZ Tools desktop app showing the dashboard with network, mining and market stats

What’s inside

Eight modules built on a shared data layer — network data fetched once is reused everywhere.

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Dashboard

Network, your mining (today / 7d / 30d), profit and price at a glance.

⛏️

Mining Tracker

Rewards per day or date range, CSV export, and live pool-side stats.

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Profitability

Revenue, cost, profit, break-even and ROI, with GPU presets — pick your card and quantity.

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Pool Explorer

On-chain pool distribution plus live stats from zpool, SW Groupe, Dark Fiber Mines and HimPool.

🌐

Network Explorer

Network stats and the latest blocks, each with the miner that found it.

📈

History

Monthly history, projections and alerts on what changed.

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Mining Assistant

Analyzes your setup and gives honest, actionable advice.

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Four languages

English, French, Spanish and German — switch on the fly from the sidebar.

A look inside

BTCZ Tools Dashboard module
Dashboard
BTCZ Tools Pool Explorer module
Pool Explorer
BTCZ Tools History module
History
BTCZ Tools Mining Assistant module
Mining Assistant

Get started in three steps

  1. 1

    Download

    Grab BTCZ-Tools.exe from the latest GitHub release.

  2. 2

    Double-click

    No Python and no install needed on Windows. Prefer running from source? The repository has the instructions.

  3. 3

    Add your address

    Paste your t1 mining address and the dashboard fills in with your own numbers.

Free, open source, community-built

BTCZ Tools is released under the MIT license. Huge thanks to the pool operators who shared their APIs — feedback and pull requests are welcome.