Play for power. Put that power to work.

What happens after a game?

This is virtual hashpower, not your phone or computer performing blockchain mining. Your browser runs the game; the server records the reward. Closing a powered facility's page does not stop its eligible mining.

Pick the challenge that fits your strengths

Games use touch or pointer controls appropriate to their mechanics. Read the instructions on the game screen before starting. On a phone, choose a comfortable orientation and keep the play area visible; on desktop, use the control method shown for that game.

Make a short session count

1. Check your facility first. Equip permanent miners and confirm mining is not paused. A large Inventory alone does not give installed-miner power.
2. Check energy storage. Activity normally fills up to 48 hours. If you already have 48 hours or more, another game cannot increase stored activity energy beyond the cap. Purchased energy cells can exceed it.
3. Play a game you can finish reliably. Start with accuracy. Maximum reward is not guaranteed, and valid runs are subject to cooldown and daily power rules.
4. Claim the result. The end screen is not the whole reward flow: complete the claim and wait for confirmation. If you reach the game's maximum score, the run can finish early rather than making you wait out its timer.
5. Check the right numbers. Look for your awarded temporary boost and quest progress. A changing BTC estimate is not proof that the game gave you a fixed number of satoshis.

For example, Hash Rush can award up to 15 temporary H/s. That is a power boost, not 15 satoshis. Combining several valid games increases your active power until applicable caps are reached; existing boosts also have their own expiry times.

Turn completed runs into permanent hardware

The daily quest board has separate milestones for 25, 50 and 100 minigame completions: one Minigame Crate, one Minigame Crate and two Minigame Crates respectively. Claim each eligible quest on Quests, then open the awarded crate in Inventory. A quest claim adds the crate; opening it is a separate action.

Small rigs, lasting output

The themed common miner pool ranges from 25 to 250 H/s, with much rarer higher-tier items. Standard racks, a 0.5% Minigame Rack and a small chance of a 24-hour energy cell are also part of the crate's reward table.

A reward is guaranteed, not a particular item

A successfully opened crate grants an item from its published odds. It does not guarantee a miner or a rare result. Use the View Odds button before opening. A miner goes to Inventory and needs an empty rack shelf before its permanent H/s counts.

Check the quest counter, claim confirmation and unopened-crate quantity if something seems missing. If a confirmed claim still does not appear after a refresh, report your account and the milestone to support rather than assuming the random roll awarded nothing.