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21 blocks · 3 eras · ~17 min · on solana

Twenty-one blocks, then the pool opens.

A coin launch you take part in by keeping a browser tab open. Every rig in an era pays one price, every block wants a fresh proof from your device, and the pool opens at 1.5× what the last miners paid.

Last block, replayed

Block 07 / 21Era 1recorded
/ 20
bits

Leading zero bits, best so far

noncesha-256bits
searching…
Tries
0
Target
20 zero bits
Rig price
0.040 SOL
Hashprice, era 1
0.000003360 SOL
  1. 01
    Buy in

    One price for everyone in an era.

    0.040 SOL
  2. 02
    Prove you're here

    This device hashes a fresh proof each block.

    00000a9f7be3… 20 bits
  3. 03
    Take the draw

    A public random draw picks the winning shares.

    DEGEN ×8 · +108 843
  4. 04
    Trade

    After block 21, liquidity goes live at 1.5× cost.

    0.000006817 SOL

Launch log

Watch one live

    Where the SOL goes

    • 95 %seeds the pool, locked permanently
    • 3 %buys back $HASH and burns it
    • 2 %hashable treasury

    Trading fees from every locked pool: half buys back and burns $HASH, 30 % goes to the coin's creator, 20 % to the treasury. The program has no instruction that sends a launch's SOL to the team.

    How a launch runs

    about 17 minutes from lobby to pool

    Full rules
    1. Create

      Name, ticker, image, the era 1 rig price, and a soft cap of at least 64 rigs and 1 SOL.

    2. Lobby

      Five minutes to buy era 1 rigs. Pick SOLO, or DEGEN: wins eight times less often, pays eight times more. Miss the soft cap and everyone is refunded.

    3. Mine

      Three eras of seven 30-second blocks. Each block your device sends one SHA-256 presence proof per wallet. An overclock adds ×1.25 weight, paid in $HASH and burned.

    4. Draw

      Each block closes with a public VRF draw. Shares under the target win a fixed payout.

    5. Reprice

      The rig price is the difficulty. Era 2 rigs cost half of era 1; era 3 halves again, scaled by crowd growth, ×½ to ×2.

    6. Open

      Two minutes to register wins, then the pool opens at 1.5× the era 3 cost. Coins unlock over 20 minutes.

    The rules

    Read the docs
    Rigs

    Rig price is the difficulty.

    A rig mines the seven blocks of one era and then burns out. You buy it during the era before. Each era halves the reward and the price; era 3 also follows how much the crowd grew.

    EraCoins per blockRig price
    1857 142P1, set by the creator
    2428 571P1 / 2
    3214 285P2 / 2 × clamp(N2/N1, ½, 2)

    21 000 000 max supply. Half can be mined across the 21 blocks; the rest is reserved for the pool. Coins nobody mines are never minted.

    Presence

    Your device has to show up.

    Each block, your browser hunts for a nonce whose SHA-256 starts with 20 zero bits. That takes a few seconds on a modern phone. You get one forgiven miss per era. It stops people who buy and leave; it does not stop bots.

    Test this device
    Blocks

    Same expected coins, different nerves.

    A share wins when its hash lands under the target. DEGEN rigs win eight times less often and are paid eight times more. If an era has under 64 rigs of weight, DEGEN rigs mine as SOLO.

    SOLO ×1wins about 1 block in 8+13 605
    DEGEN ×8wins about 1 block in 64+108 843

    K = min(100, W/8) · payout = R · m / (1.2 · K) · example: era 1, 420 rigs

    Open

    The pool opens at 1.5× cost.

    95 % of rig SOL goes into the pool. The opening price is 1.5× what era 3 paid per expected coin. If the reserve can't cover that, the price goes up, never down.

    hp3 = P3 · N3 / (7 · R3 / 1.2)

    open = 1.5 · hp3

    pool coins = min(reserve, pool SOL / open)

    Limits

    Keep a tab open for seventeen minutes. The pool opens at 1.5× the mining cost.