Put it somewhere, buy the shifts, come back for the ore.
A rig digs only while it is standing on a floor with grit bonded against it. Every number here is read from the chain, including the ones that are inconvenient.
The contract that holds the calendar is not deployed, so there is no day written anywhere and we will not name one. The clock above is the real UTC shift clock, running so you can see which block you would be buying — not a countdown to an opening. It goes up when the floor is actually ready.
First time? Read the rules before you spend grit → It is a short page and it changes what you buy.
Each floor is a real stock token, and the stock sets the pace.
No invented callsigns. A floor is a token that already exists on Robinhood Chain, and its address is on the rules page for you to check. Pace is read once per shift, at the boundary. Seam decides whether your rig is at home here.
| Floor | Company | Seam | Matching rig | Any other rig | Pace |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVDA | NVIDIA Corporation | Volatile | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
| TSLA | Tesla, Inc. | Volatile | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
| MSFT | Microsoft Corporation | Dense | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
| GOOGL | Alphabet Inc. Class A | Dense | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
| AAPL | Apple Inc. | Surface | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
| AMZN | Amazon.com, Inc. | Surface | ×1.20 | ×0.90 | — |
Seam is the only thing a floor decides on its own. Cycle is set by the clock or by the crowd, so no floor can be listed as suiting one: the trait tables say which. Pace fills in once SEAM is deployed and reading its feeds; until then the column is empty rather than filled with a made-up number.
Ticker symbols and company names identify third-party tokenized equities. Bedrock is not affiliated with these companies, or with Robinhood Markets, Inc., and none of them have endorsed this.
Across the whole chain, 24 stock tokens have moved at all, over roughly 313 transfers. All six floors point at contracts that exist, and that is a different claim from a market you can sell into. A claim in stock is a swap against that book and will often fail to fill, which is why every rig has an ETH button and why it is not hidden in a menu.
A toll, not the price of playing
Each shift is priced so the grit everyone burns is worth about 6.25% of what that shift pays out, so the mine gets back roughly 16× the grit it burns.
Busier floor, smaller slice each, both sides in step. You bond grit up front and only what the work costs is burned; the rest comes back when you claim.
You trade a rig for a better one
Two rigs of the same tier go in and one comes out: the lower number survives and keeps its traits, the higher one is burned and gone for good.
In exchange it digs 30% more ore for 10% more grit, so every token you burn pulls 18% more, and it compounds at each tier. You are trading a rig, and the spread of bets it gave you, for a better one.
Four blocks, fixed on UTC
A rig works a shift only if you bought that shift for it. Buy one, or several ahead so it keeps working while you are asleep.
Buying nothing is allowed and costs nothing; the rig simply sits out. A rig that is working cannot be merged, sold or moved until its run is over and claimed.
Empty, and it will stay empty until a rig actually works a shift.
- Rigs deployed
- None. The collection contract is not deployed.
- Shifts closed
- None. The register fills when a shift closes, not when a page loads.
- Grit burned by the floor
- None. Nothing has been spent because nothing has been worked.
- Chain
- Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663
- Reward pool contract
- Not deployed. There is no address to show.