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The next card anyone mines. Whoever solves the puzzle first owns it, with ETH inside. You see its tier once it is yours, and its pattern is stamped from the winning hash.
DemoThe chain is simulated, but your computer really mines. Other miners find a card about every 25 seconds.
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The next card anyone mines. Whoever solves the puzzle first owns it, with ETH inside. You see its tier once it is yours, and its pattern is stamped from the winning hash.
Your computer races other players to find a lucky number. Find it first and you mint the next card: an NFT with real ETH inside and a shot at the jackpot.
Press Start and your computer begins guessing numbers, millions per second. It costs nothing but a little electricity.
Everyone guesses at the same time. The first to find a lucky number gets the next card and pays its price. 60% of that price goes straight into the card as ETH, and it stays yours.
Every card you mint is also a jackpot ticket. A moment after you mint, it is drawn. Win, and your card turns golden with the whole jackpot inside.
Combine cards into one bigger card. It keeps all their ETH, minus a 5% fee, and gives the cards you mine next a better jackpot chance: up to +25%.
Burn a card and all the ETH inside goes to your wallet: its share of the price plus any jackpot it won. The card is gone for good, so keep it if you would rather collect or trade it.
Every design belongs to one of five tiers, and no two cards share a design. Mine one to find out which tier you get.
The 4,000 cards come in 8 epochs of 500. In each new epoch the price goes up, cards take longer to find and the jackpot chance gets smaller, so the pots get bigger.
The latest cards. Gold ones won the jackpot.
Merge your cards into one heavier card. It keeps their ETH and gives the cards you mine next a better jackpot chance. Or burn a card to get the ETH inside.
Only cards inside merged cards count. Tick cards below and merge them.
Connect a wallet to see your cards.
Every paid mint splits the same way. The split is fixed in the contract and nobody can change it.
ETH in the cardHeld by the contract until you burn the card. Merging adds the ETH of every card together, less a 5% fee.
JackpotGrows with every mint. A golden card takes all of it. If no card wins before the end, the last card gets the pot.
Team & treasuryPaid to a fixed address, along with the merge fee. The contract has no owner, no pause and no upgrade.
Trying costs nothing but electricity. The hashes are computed in your browser, not on-chain. You only pay when your rig finds a card: the card's price plus a small gas fee.
Yes. Your browser does the mining, so the rig stops when the tab closes. Other miners keep going in the meantime, and your rig joins the current card when you return.
Anything with a browser. The rig uses every core it can see. The difficulty follows the speed of all miners together, so a faster machine finds more cards — but every single hash has the same chance, so a slow machine can still get lucky.
No. Trying costs nothing, and your rig moves on to the next card by itself. The page checks the chain before it opens your wallet. If another mint still lands a moment before yours, your transaction fails and you lose only its small gas fee, never the card price.
Every paid mint adds 20% of its price to the jackpot. Right after a card is minted, it gets a draw. If it wins, it becomes a golden card and the whole jackpot goes inside it. Then the pot starts again from zero.
The chance starts at 1 in 32 in epoch 1 and drops to 1 in 1,024 in epoch 8. It doubles after every 100 cards without a winner, and goes back to normal after a win. Holding merged cards gives the cards you mine next up to 25% more chance.
The draw uses the hash of the next Robinhood Chain block, which does not exist yet when you send your mint. So nobody can know or pick the result. It takes about a fifth of a second, and the page shows it right away.
Every card has one of five tiers: Genesis (1 card), Legendary (40), Epic (200), Rare (760) and Common (2,999). No two cards share a design. You find out which tier you got when your card is minted.
The card is destroyed and all the ETH inside it goes to your wallet: its share of the price, plus the jackpot if it won one. A merged card pays out everything its cards held, minus the 5% merge fee. Whoever holds the card can burn it, any time.
Yes. Cards are standard NFTs (ERC-721), so they can be sold or sent anywhere. The ETH stays inside the card no matter who holds it — burning the card is what takes it out.
Card No. 4,000 ends the mining. It takes whatever is left in the jackpot, golden or not. Nobody mints after it, so anyone can press "Draw the jackpot" in the jackpot panel to settle its draw. The cards live on: hold them, trade them, merge them, or burn them for the ETH inside.