Every number, written down

Power is set by the deposit and nothing else: 0.001 ETH buys 100 H, proportionally up and down. The smallest drill is 0.0002 ETH. Deposits above 0.05 ETH are accepted but add no further power, so one wallet cannot simply buy the shaft.

A drill starts working at the timestamp of its own block and never stops until the season closes. Nothing runs on your device, so closing the tab changes nothing.

Multipliers stack on the same drill and apply from the moment their transaction lands, not retroactively. Upgrade money is spent for good, which is true of the activation deposit as well.

0.05 fragments per hash per second

A 100 H drill therefore collects about 18 000 fragments an hour, and 1 000 000 fragments convert to one stock token. Partial amounts convert at the same rate.

Stock tokens track an underlying asset. They are not shares in a company, they carry no voting rights and no dividend.

Thresholds count the work of the whole mine, cumulatively. Your own fragments are yours; the blocks open for everyone at once.

Season 1 starts with the first drill switched on and runs for at most 14 days. It closes earlier if the fourth block is found. At the close, every drill stops collecting and the fragment count freezes where it stands.

The registry stores confirmed transaction hashes and nothing else. Power, fragments, shares and block progress are recomputed from those hashes on every request, so there is no stored balance anyone could quietly edit.

Every drill on your page links to its transaction. The season pool shown in the mine is the treasury balance itself: open the address and count it again.

The treasury is an ordinary wallet with no code in it. It cannot return a deposit on a schedule and this site does not pretend otherwise: the deposit is the price of the drill. Rego is a game, not an investment product, and nothing here is financial advice.