⛏️Mining

Mining is the core mechanic of the CryptoCoin ecosystem. By owning virtual GPUs, players passively earn CryptoCoin (CC) over time based on their GPU’s hash power.

🔹 How It Works

Each GPU in a user's inventory automatically mines CC as time passes. The mining system is built around power-based rarity, where stronger (and rarer) GPUs generate more tokens, faster.

• Mining occurs passively — no interaction is needed beyond owning the GPU.

• Players can claim their mined tokens at any time.

• The reward is proportional to:

  • The hash power of the GPU.

  • The time elapsed since the last claim.

  • The current base reward rate, which decreases over time via halving events.

🔹 Rarity and Power Ranges

Each GPU's mining efficiency is determined by its power level, which also defines its rarity tier:

Rarity	Power Range	Description
🟩 Common	10–25	Basic GPUs with modest mining output.
🟦 Rare	26–50	Mid-tier GPUs with solid performance.
🟪 Epic	51–75	High-performance mining units.
🟨 Legendary	76–100	Elite GPUs with maximum mining power.

🔹 Dynamic Rewards System

The reward calculation is based on the formula:

sqlCopyEditReward = (Base Rate per Second × GPU Power / Max Power) × Time Elapsed

• Base Rate starts at 385802469135802 (per second) and is adjusted downward during halving events.

• Max Power is fixed at 100.

• Rewards are distributed when users manually claim them.

🔹 Halving Events

To preserve long-term value, mining rewards undergo automatic halvings:

• The first halving occurs when 13.5 million CC have been mined.

• Each subsequent halving reduces rewards by 50%, and the next halving threshold is recalculated by halving the previous one.

• This creates a continuous emission slowdown, similar to Bitcoin’s model.

🔹 Batch Mining

• Users can mine up to 10 GPUs simultaneously to streamline the claiming process.

• A preview function allows users to estimate rewards before claiming.