❓FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
🔹 What is CryptoCoin (CC)?
CryptoCoin is a deflationary ERC-20 token with a maximum supply of 27 million, mined using virtual GPUs within a gamified ecosystem. Its mechanics are inspired by Bitcoin’s original supply and halving model.
🔹 How do I start mining?
Acquire CC tokens via the private sale or Uniswap.
Use CC to buy a GPU directly or open a Mystery Box.
Once you own a GPU, it will start mining automatically.
You can claim your mined CC at any time.
🔹 What is a Mystery Box?
A Mystery Box is a loot-box-style item that contains a random GPU. There are 4 rarities:
Common
Rule 3434
70%
Rare
Sapphire 1690
25%
Epic
Subzero 8000
4.5%
Legendary
EmberGold6969
0.5%
Each box has a chance to give you a GPU with hash power appropriate to its rarity.
🔹 How are mining rewards calculated?
Mining rewards depend on:
Hash power of the GPU (10–100)
Time elapsed since last claim
The global mining rate, which halves as more tokens are mined
The mining formula ensures that the more powerful your GPU and the longer you wait, the more you earn — up to a fair, controlled limit.
🔹 What is a halving?
Halving is a mechanism where mining rewards are reduced by half after key milestones:
The first halving happens at 13.5 million CC in circulation.
Further halvings follow the same pattern, just like Bitcoin. This ensures that CryptoCoin becomes increasingly scarce over time.
🔹 Can I use multiple GPUs?
Yes. Each GPU will generate its own rewards based on its individual power.
🔹 Can I sell or transfer my GPUs?
Yes. GPUs are NFTs and can be transferred, sold, or traded on any compatible marketplace.
🔹 Is the mining really on-chain?
Yes. All mining logic, reward distribution, halvings, and GPU ownership are handled 100% on-chain, ensuring transparency and decentralization.
🔹 Are there any risks or limits?
Mining is subject to global halving events and reward dilution over time.
A GPU’s power and reward potential are capped to ensure fair gameplay.
The contract includes security protections like reentrancy guards and ownership checks.
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