One coin sits in your Mac menu bar for the day. Every minute it is really seen is counted on the server. The day is paid the next morning to a wallet you name. Your X account is the public profile a buyer is paying for.
That is what the pool cleared at today. Nobody sets it. What reaches a host is less than that figure. BidMeme's cut and your trust standing come off it first.
You are paid for minutes the Mac was awake, unlocked, showing the coin in its first slot, and being used. Nothing else is counted and nothing the app sends is trusted as a total.
The whole of what the app reads is in the privacy page and in the published source.
Four steps between a sign-in and a paid day.
A bar needs an X account behind it. That account becomes the public profile a buyer is paying for.
One click puts this account in the draw for a coin. Nothing about it spends your money.
The app shows a code you approve on the pairing page. A paired Mac is what closes this step.
A day settles the morning after it ends and pays the address on your account.
The app runs on macOS 14 or later. Nothing here spends your money. Buying a bar is at Sponsor.