Install easyBTX on Mac

For Macs with an Apple chip (M1, M2, M3, M4 or newer).

1. Download. Download easyBTX for Mac - open the .dmg and drag easyBTX into your Applications folder.

2. Get past the first-run warning. easyBTX is an indie app and currently unsigned, so macOS warns you the first time. You only clear it once.

If macOS says it "can't verify the developer": double-click easyBTX, click Done, then open System Settings → Privacy and Security, scroll to the easyBTX notice, and click Open Anyway (confirm with Touch ID or your password).

If macOS says easyBTX is "damaged and can't be opened", that is just the download-quarantine flag. With easyBTX in your Applications folder, run this once in Terminal:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/easyBTX.app

It's safe. That command only clears the "downloaded from the internet" tag macOS adds to unsigned apps; it doesn't change the app.

3. Mine. Open easyBTX and press Start. It connects to the pool, mines with your GPU, and pays to a built-in wallet only you control. No node, nothing to sync.

easyBTX on Mac updates itself. For the full picture across every platform, see the Update guide.

Unsigned builds rest on a published hash, not a signature. The current SHA-256 and a full VirusTotal scan are linked on the home page, so you can check the file you downloaded matches before you run it.