One mine, up to 200 miners, and every tunnel in it dug by one of them. Every ore you haul back to the surface is a share of the pool the creator fees fill. Spend it on a meaner pod, or send it to your wallet.
Those are real miners behind this text, right now. There are no ready-made shafts down here: every tunnel was dug by a player, and anyone can fly straight into it.
Veins are shared. The first drill to reach an ore takes it, and the ground grows back with fresh ore once nobody is near.
Land on an outpost pad before the fuel runs out and the ore sells on the spot. Lose the pod, lose the hold.
Your balance buys drills, engines and hulls. What you send to your wallet cannot take you deeper.
Creator fees fill one pool. Nothing has a fixed price: each ore is worth a fixed percentage of whatever the pool holds the moment you sell it. Fees come in, every ore pays more.
The whole economy, with today's numbers▸Seven layers, each harder and hotter than the last. A stock pod that rides somebody's tunnel into the deep is cooked before it finds ore it can dig. From first Copper to the boss takes a good miner about two hours.
2% of every cash-out never reaches the wallet. It buys the coin on the open market, and what it bought is burned for good. Every miner who takes SOL out of the mine leaves a mark on the chart on the way.
At the bottom of the world sits a boss stuffed with 2% of the pool. Everyone whose drill bites it shares the bag by damage dealt. Fifteen minutes after it bursts it is back, and so is the bag.