I have a Nvidia Jetson Nano Developer Kit that I want to dedicate exclusively to Bitcoin mining. The board will be running under Windows 11, so the application you deliver must install and operate smoothly in that environment without the usual Linux-only work-arounds that most Jetson guides assume. Here is what I need from you: build a lightweight, fully-functional miner that recognizes the Jetson Nano’s CUDA-capable GPU, connects to any standard Bitcoin pool I specify, and begins hashing immediately after a one-time setup wizard. The setup flow should auto-detect the board’s hardware, prompt for the pool URL, wallet address, and worker name, then save those settings for future boots. Key technical expectations • CUDA acceleration out of the box—no manual library hunting. • Clean, single-click installer for Windows 11 on ARM. • Real-time dashboard showing hash rate, accepted/rejected shares, power draw, and temperature. • Automatic fan or frequency throttling if thermals exceed safe limits so the board never overheats or shuts down. • Ability to start, stop, or restart the miner from a simple web panel reachable on the local network (ideal if I later place the Jetson in a headless corner). Deliverables 1. Compiled Windows 11 ARM installer (.exe or .msix) and all required dependencies. 2. Source code with clear build instructions so I can recompile if Nvidia releases new drivers. 3. A concise user guide (PDF or Markdown) covering first-time setup, pool switching, and troubleshooting. I will test the miner on my Jetson Nano for 24 hours; payment is released once the application stays stable, hashes continuously, and the thermal safeguards kick in as specified. Feel free to recommend additional tweaks that could push a bit more performance as long as stability and safe temperatures remain the priority.