50% of the RON raised will be allocated to provide liquidity on Katana, ensuring a stable and sustainable in-game economy. The remaining funds will be secured in a public vault, dedicated to ongoing development, ecosystem growth, and long-term community support.



Bitminer is a crypto mining simulator game where players use Miners, Nodes, Farms, and Validators to secure the simulator blockchain and generate hashpower. By contributing to the network, players earn rewards from a shared global pool of tokens (mBTC, mLTC, mXMR, and mDOGE).


Global Hash Pool is the total combined hashpower of all players within each blockchain simulator in Bitminer. Every token (mBTC, mLTC, mXMR, mDOGE) has its own separate global pool, and rewards are distributed based on your share of that pool. For example, if your mining setup contributes 10% of the total hashpower in the mBTC pool, you will earn 10% of its rewards. Mining runs continuously, 24/7, as long as your Miners, Nodes, Farms, or Validators are active. Token emissions follow a 90-day halving cycle, meaning rewards decrease over time to create scarcity and long-term value.

Bitminer features several NFT types that form the foundation of the mining ecosystem, each available in four rarities: 8-bit, 16-bit, 32-bit, and 64-bit. (Miners, Nodes , Farms , Validators , Blueprints , Scripts)

Yes. Players can craft new Miners and Nodes using in-game tokens. Farms and Validators can also be created by combining NFTs with Blueprints or Scripts. Additionally, all NFTs—Miners, Nodes, Farms, and Validators—can be upgraded to higher rarities through blending, progressing from [8-bit → 16-bit → 32-bit → 64-bit].