What do I mine?
A Hunter NFT. Every accepted proof mints one Hunter while the 5,000 lifetime collection has room.
Questions
Short answers, including the awkward ones.
The questions that matter most
Do I mine HUNTER too?
No. HUNTER is a separate fixed-supply ecosystem token. The mining contract never creates or pays it.
Do I need HUNTER to mine?
No. Everyone keeps the base chance. HUNTER can be locked and assigned for an optional bounded Mining Power improvement.
Does a Hunter guarantee value or income?
No. Backing exists only after assets are actually received and allocated. Tokens can lose value, funding can be zero and there is no promised yield or price floor.
Everything else.
Starting
Why two wallets?
Your connected wallet funds gas. A separate encrypted mining wallet searches and submits proofs with limited authority.
Will it run on my laptop?
Yes. Faster hardware finds more answers, and we say so plainly rather than pretending the field is level.
Can I stop whenever?
Yes. Stop prevents new signing. A transaction already submitted may still settle.
Winning
How long until I discover one?
Unknown. Difficulty targets a network-wide pace; another miner may submit first and you may never receive a Hunter.
What does it cost?
Electricity plus gas for submitted transactions. You set a run-wide gas limit before starting.
How many Hunters are there?
At most 5,000 for all time. Every accepted proof mints one while capacity remains. Burning does not reopen a slot.
Backing & DeFi
How is backing divided?
Half of distributable income funds backing. Inside that budget, 70% follows rarity and 30% credited HUNTER when eligible HUNTER exists; otherwise all follows rarity.
What is the Phase 1 basket?
The no-value Robinhood Chain testnet TSLA Stock Token. It is a test asset, not production equity.
Are loans live?
No. Hunter Bloom borrowing is Coming soon until the routes, liquidity and risk controls are verified.
Still not sure? Read the code.
It is the only answer on this page you do not have to take our word for.