Token
Buybacks & burns
Every rig sold feeds back into $MINER. SOL from sales buys $MINER on the market, part of it is burned, and the $MINER paid for rigs flows into the protocol vault. Burns happen on every purchase and on a regular schedule.
SOL revenue
Rig sales in SOLFacility openings
0.05 SOL per new facility, plus any miner priced in SOL
Protocol treasury
SOL lands in the treasury wallet on-chain, in the same transaction
Market buyback
The treasury buys $MINER on the open market at regular intervals
Burn + vault
Part of the bought $MINER is burned, the rest tops up the reward vault
$MINER revenue
Rig sales in $MINERMiners & upgrades
Every miner and facility upgrade is paid in $MINER
Instant burn
50% is burned by the program in the same transaction
Protocol vault
The other 50% goes into the reward vault and pays future mining rewards
SOL buybacks
Opening a facility costs 0.05 SOL, and miners can also be priced in SOL. That SOL goes straight to the protocol treasury. The treasury uses it to buy $MINER back from the market on a regular schedule, which creates steady buy pressure that grows with the number of players.
Bought-back $MINER is split two ways: part is burned for good, shrinking total supply, and the rest is added to the reward vault so mining rewards keep flowing for longer.
Where $MINER from rig sales goes
$MINER spent on miners and facility upgrades never reaches a team wallet. The program splits every payment on-chain: 50% is burned immediately and 50% is moved into the protocol's reward vault. Electricity fees go into the same vault. The more rigs players buy, the more $MINER is burned and the deeper the vault gets.
Regular burns
$MINER is burned two ways, both visible on-chain:
On every purchase. Automatic. The program burns 50% of each miner and upgrade payment. It can't be skipped or turned off by anyone holding the treasury.
After every buyback. Scheduled. A share of each SOL buyback is burned from the treasury, with the transaction posted publicly.
What the program enforces, and what the treasury does