Bertha this is sick! I have never tried to mine ehash with a physical ASIC. You are pushing the frontier! 👏
It's an ephemeral setup right now. The whole stack lives and dies with those nix containers, mint and all. So when you ctrl-c the in-memory DB is wiped and the mint goes down, meaning you can't claim or swap ecash tokens anymore. When you start it back up it randomly generates a new set of private keys, so the old ecash won't be recognized.
I'll push an update this morning to log out some ehash tokens. Then you should be able to configure an ecash wallet to connect to the mint and claim tokens.
With a config file and a switch to an on-disk DB, it should be possible to stop and start without losing all your accumulated ehash.
If you're a dev check out my github issues! You could fix it yourself!
vnprc
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2025-05-13 12:38:27
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