What is Miner Wars?

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Miner Wars is a free, competitive blockchain-based game that simulates Bitcoin mining through team battles. 

The game combines real Bitcoin blockchain data with strategic gameplay mechanics to create fair and transparent outcomes.

Players unite in clans to compete for BTC rewards in clan competitions and GOMINING tokens in personal battles. 

How Miner Wars Works?

The game simulates real Bitcoin mining — you and your clan participate in collective mining, building up the prize pool during the week. At the end of the week, all winners get their share of the prize pool.

As an individual, you can actively influence outcomes through strategy and special game mechanics during each round. 

What Can You Earn?

You can earn BTC through Clan battles and GOMINING tokens for personal competition victories.

How to Start Playing? 

Step 1: Log in or sign up to the GoMining ecosystem if you’re not registered yet. 

Step 2:  Select Miner Wars in the main menu.

Step 3: You'll need a digital miner to enter the game. 

Bonus miner power and energy efficiency count towards your overall power, but you cannot enter the game with only a bonus miner in your farm.

Step 4: You must join a Clan to start playing. You have two options:

  • Public Clans — You can join these instantly
  • Moderated Clans — You need to send a request and wait for approval

Miners with any amount of TH/s can participate in Miner Wars, but more powerful and efficient versions strengthen your Clan's position for taking the block, influence the distribution of your rewards when you win, and increase the frequency at which you receive GOMINING tokens in personal competitions.

Bonus Miner power and energy efficiency also add up to your overall score.

What’s A Clan? 

A Clan is a basic game unit in Miner Wars. It consists of other players who own digital miners and combines their stats — total hash power and average energy efficiency. A clan capacity is limited to 1000 members.

You need to be a part of a clan to play Miner Wars.

You can join Public Clans immediately, but for Moderated Clans, you need to send a request and wait for a clan owner’s approval. 

Some Clan owners set minimum requirements for your miners’ power and your GOMINING balance. If you don't meet these requirements, you won't be able to join or even send a request.

How to Choose a Clan?

To join an existing Clan, simply review the list of available teams and choose one. There’s an Instant Join filter you can set for Clan List that gives you a list of all clans available to join right away.

When choosing a Clan, consider the following

  • Clan power (TH) is the primary metric to look at. It represents the total power of all Clan members combined. Higher Clan Power generally means the Clan can earn points faster and perform better in Miner Wars
  • League determines the Clan’s possible reward multipliers. Higher leagues offer larger BTC payouts
  • The number of participants indicates how many players are in the Clan
  • Total rewards reflect the Clan’s success in past Miner Wars battles

Note that BTC rewards for winning are distributed among Clan members based on their personal miners' stats. If you join a large team while your miners have low power or poor energy efficiency, your share of the winnings may be insignificant.

You need to decide for yourself which Clan suits you best. A more powerful Clan will often win, which can bring you many small rewards. Teams with a small hashrate can also win, but the chance to win here is lower. However, in the case of a victory of a smaller clan, your share will be much larger, which translates to a large amount of rewards at once.

Important: Once you join a Clan, your Game mode experience officially begins, and you'll stop receiving daily rewards from Mining mode.

Miner Wars Game Mechanics

Let's dive deeper into the main mechanics of the game.

Game Cycle & Rounds

Miner Wars is built around weekly Cycles and continuous game rounds:

  • Each Cycle runs from Tuesday 00:00 UTC to the following Tuesday 00:00 UTC
  • A cycle consists of rounds. Each round begins and ends with the closure of a real Bitcoin block on the blockchain, so round durations are unpredictable
  • Winners are selected in each round, but the distribution of the rewards takes place at the end of each cycle

Game Objective

Your goal is to accumulate as many points as possible during rounds. The more points you earn, the stronger your and your clan's position in personal and clan rankings.

Scoring Points are generated automatically based on your Points-per-Second Rate (PPS), which  is based on your miners': 

  •  Total power 
  •  Average energy efficiency (EE)

The formula used to calculate your PPS is: 

Where base EE is a fixed constant — 20 W/TH.

In simple terms, miners with higher power and better energy efficiency earn points faster, giving their owners an advantage in every round.

Just like individual players, each Clan also has its own PPS — it's the combined PPS of all clan members. 

Spells and Power-Ups

To gain an advantage, players can use Spells and Power-ups — paid, time-based effects that help you earn points faster.

Available spells so far include:

Miner Service

Grants instant bonus points and gives maintenance discount

Instant Boosts

Instantly add points to your score

Power Boosts

Increase PPS until the round ends

Echo Boosts

Grant points after every 2 minutes, with the amount increasing each payout

Focus Boosts

Give a large number of points that burns away if the round lasts more than 5 minutes after boost activation

Spells can be purchased in GOMINING tokens only.

Leagues

All Miner Wars gameplay takes place within Leagues — competitive divisions where both players and Clans battle for rewards

Leagues define the level of challenge and possible size of rewards.

There are four Leagues, ranked from elite to beginner:

  • Odyssey — limited to 50 Clans
  • Eclipse — limited to 50 Clans
  • Horizon — limited to 50 Clans
  • Dune — unlimited capacity with multiple divisions

Dune Division System

Dune operates differently from other Leagues:

  • Multiple divisions of roughly 50 clans
  • Each division has its own prize fund
  • Divisions are reshuffled every cycle to keep competition fair

Promotion & Demotion

At the end of each weekly Cycle, Clans move up or down between Leagues depending on their performance

League Movement:

  • Between Odyssey, Eclipse, and Horizon: exactly 5 Clans move up or down each Cycle
  • Between Horizon and Dune: the number of promoted and demoted Clans changes each Cycle based on active Dune divisions

Round Multipliers

Each round comes with a reward multiplier, which increases the earnings accordingly if you and your clan win the round. 

Here are all Miner Wars multipliers: x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32, x64, x128, and x256. 

Available multipliers depend on the League in which the round is played:

  • Dune: x1 – x32
  • Horizon: x1 – x64
  • Eclipse: x1 – x128
  • Odyssey: x1 – x256

How multipliers work

Multipliers affect the weight of each round in the reward distribution at the end of a Cycle. Higher multipliers give you and your clan a higher share of the prize fund. For example, winning a round with an x128 multiplier counts as 128 wins in x1 rounds

You can always check the calculations for the last round using the ‘Secured by blockchain button.’

What’s Spell Bot?


Previously, casting spells required your manual participation and continuous presence. For those who want to have a bit more flexibility, we launched a Spell Bot - Automated Spell Casting Feature.

Spell Bot is an official automation feature built into Miner Wars that casts spells for you automatically based on strategies you configure in advance.

It runs 24/7 in the background, even when you're offline.

Spell Bot Key Features

  • Flexible Setups — different spell combinations for each round multiplier, with drag & drop prioritization
  • Dedicated budget — full control over spending, topped up directly from the interface
  • Platinum+ integration — subscribers automatically receive a 15% discount on every spell cast by the bot
  • Manual casting still works — you can cast spells manually at any time alongside the active bot

How It Works

To run the spell bot, you need to arrange Setups — groups of spells tied to specific round multipliers (from x1 to x256).


When a round with the matching multiplier begins, the bot automatically casts your chosen spells according to your strategy, without any action required from you.

How do I pay for it?

The price of the spells remains the same within and outside the bot, but the bot runs on its own separate GOMINING token budget, independent from your main wallet.

You can top it up or withdraw tokens back to your main wallet at any time.

Is It Safe to Use?

Yes. Spell Bot is an official GoMining feature, not a third-party script or browser extension. Using it is fully within the game rules — no bans, no restrictions. All autocasts are logged and visible in your cast history.

Winners: Selection Algorithm

The winner selection system combines your gaming performance with real Bitcoin blockchain data to create a fair and transparent selection process.

How Clans Win

When each round ends, the game calculates scores to find the winning Clan. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Combine all clans’ scores to find the total round score 

Step 2: Use the Bitcoin Blockchain for fair selection

  1. Get Block Hash: The game takes the hash from the latest Bitcoin block and converts it to a decimal number.
  2. Calculate Remainder: Divide this decimal number by the total score. The remainder from this division is the winning number.

Step 3: Split the total round score into intervals assigned to clans and players in a random order, according to their scores

Step 4: The clan and the player whose interval contains this winning number win the round

You can always check the calculations for the last round using the Secured by blockchain button on the Home screen

Use this comparison table if you are not sure what mode to go with:


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