Frequently asked questions, without the noise.

It is the capacity used to compete for a share of each block. Miners and racks provide permanent power; authenticated Arcade games may provide temporary power.

They are mining-power units. 1 TH/s equals 1,000 GH/s; for example, 700 GH/s equals 0.7 TH/s. The interface may switch units automatically to make the value easier to read.

Arcade power has a server-defined validity period. Regular play maintains activity; permanent miner power remains while equipment is installed, powered and valid.

Each room has twelve free rack positions. A one-fan miner uses one slot; two-fan models require two contiguous slots in the same rack.

The miner must be placed in a compatible rack, remain installed and have active room energy. An item kept only in the inventory does not count toward mining power or pool allocation.

No. Pools process one block on a fixed ten-minute interval. More power only changes your relative share among operators and therefore your chance of receiving part of that block.

Results are validated by the server. The active PC level sets each temporary reward's lifetime: level 1 lasts 1 day, level 2 lasts 2, level 3 lasts 3, level 4 lasts 4 and level 5 lasts 5 days. Each grant has its own expiry, the Arcade releases at most 20,000 GH/s per daily cycle, and none of this changes miner batteries.

If a cycle closes without at least one validated win, the PC and its play progress return to level 0. You must play and win again to rebuild the progression.

When the 12-hour cycle is ready, tap Claim battery in the mining room. It goes to your inventory; then tap Use battery to add 12 hours to the room. The room can hold up to 96 hours. Claiming the battery by itself does not turn on energy or increase mining power.

Claiming and activating are separate actions. Check that a battery is in your inventory and that the room has not reached the 96-hour limit; when Use battery is available, tap it to start the cycle. If the balance does not update, refresh the account and check again before opening a ticket.

The game must finish within its limits, without automated behavior, and pass server validation. Reloading the page does not replace an authoritative confirmation.

The server opens a protected session, reveals cards one at a time and checks every move, the time and the correct sequence. Temporary power is granted only after validation; reloading the page cannot replace server confirmation, and automation can invalidate the game.

The Arcade presents six mini-games: Packet Catch, Hash Match, Circuit Rush, Coin Cascade, Sky Dash and Crypto 2048. Each card shows the expected duration, limit and power; availability and rewards may vary by campaign. Results count only after server validation.

Block Hunt is a solo round: everyone joins the same queue and competes together. During registration, you choose how much power to commit, but it keeps mining normally. That portion leaves the regular pools only when the hunt actually starts; during the contest it does not mine normally and returns after settlement. The hunt has a 3-hour minimum, a 3h30 target and a 4-hour maximum. The entry fee forms the pool, the platform fee is deducted and the winner receives the net CMA prize in their account balance.

Yes. Today's round keeps its normal schedule. After settlement, registration for the next round opens automatically, and the next hunt starts every 3 days at 19:00 in Arcadia's reference timezone (UTC−3). The hunt lasts at least 3 hours and can run for up to 4 hours. Once you join, you cannot withdraw or request a refund. In a valid round, if discovery does not happen before the limit, the winner is selected automatically at the maximum deadline; refunds are limited to technical cancellation or protected failure.

No. It is a server-controlled virtual competition. The result is calculated from locked parameters, participants, reserved power and a committed seed; the server then publishes hashes and verification data so the outcome can be checked. It does not run blockchain proof-of-work in the player's browser.

Open the Task Center, choose an active provider — TimeWall is currently configured in production — and authorize the wall inside Arcadia. The provider validates each task; the credit remains pending until a confirmed callback arrives and then appears in the account history. If the provider is still processing, the balance should not be treated as approved.

The estimated duration appears on the offer or survey card before it opens. It is a provider estimate and may vary with your profile, availability and the task's questions; review it before authorizing.

In the Arcadia Workshop, two miners of the same model and level become one miner at the next level. The merge consumes both items, the required parts and the CMA fee; the server validates everything before saving the new miner. The maximum is C6 — 32 C1 miners equal one C6.

The recipe depends on the source level: C1 requires 100 Power Units, 150 Hashboards, 150 Fans and 0.10 CMA; C2 requires 30/50/50 and 0.35 CMA; C3 requires 10/15/15 and 1.20 CMA; C4 requires 2/3/3 and 4 CMA; C5 requires 1/1/1 Legendary part and 12 CMA. The order is Power Unit/Hashboard/Fan, and the screen always shows the current recipe before confirmation.

Parts from the same family increase one rarity at a time: 50 Common become 1 Uncommon, 25 Uncommon become 1 Rare, 10 Rare become 1 Epic and 5 Epic become 1 Legendary. The fee per batch is 0.02, 0.05, 0.15 and 0.50 CMA respectively; Legendary parts have no next merge.

Miner merging includes a controlled progression bonus: multipliers range from 2.10x at C1→C2 to 2.02x at C5→C6, reaching about 15.87% above the combined power of 32 unmerged C1 miners at C6. Power only enters mining when the result is installed and powered; parts do not become CMA or withdrawable rewards.

No. Anyone who already performed or completed a merge does not need to merge again. The power bonus will be activated normally by the server and remains linked to the result recorded on the account.

Power can be distributed between CMA, Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Litecoin. Distribution is set on the Pools page and applies to valid account power.

CMA is an internal credit used for in-game purchases and progression. It is not an external cryptocurrency and cannot be withdrawn.

After a deposit is confirmed, choose the currency, enter a whole CMA amount and review the server quote before confirming the conversion.

Minimums, network fees and quotes are shown per currency and may change. The deposit screen shows the correct network, minimum and invoice validity before you send.

When an account joins through your link and passes the security checks, you receive a bonus for every block it validates: 8% in CMA and 5% in BTC, DOGE and LTC. The invited operator keeps the full reward for their own block; the bonus is not accumulated and does not change the fixed block value.

The Shop brings together miner, rack, energy, crate and, when enabled for the season, seasonal offers. Each card shows the current cost and conditions; CMA is deducted only after the server confirms the purchase, which is also recorded in the account history.

There are three flows: Arcadia Crates use CMA and may grant a battery, rack or miner; Luck Crates use CMA and grant another CMA prize; and Season Store cases use AMC to grant common parts. Results are set by the server, possible contents are shown on screen and every opening is recorded. No crate is a withdrawal, investment or guaranteed financial return.

In Arcadia Crates, the 10th consecutive opening without a rare item guarantees a rare, epic or legendary reward. The server tracks the counter, which resets when a rare, epic or legendary reward is obtained.

CMA is the main credit used in the shop, merges and permanent crates. AMC is a separate, season-bound virtual currency used only in the Season Store to open parts cases. AMC cannot be withdrawn, converted to CMA or sent to pools.

Open Wallet, choose a currency and create an invoice. Send only the currency and network displayed on the invoice; the credit appears after the provider's signed confirmation.

In the current production configuration, a CCPayment invoice remains valid for 60 minutes. Pay within that period and send only the asset and network shown at checkout; the displayed deadline does not replace network and provider confirmation.

Not necessarily. A delayed callback or reconciliation can locate the original intent even after the visual expiration. Credit is issued only when the signed event, asset, amount and transaction reference match; do not send a second payment without Support guidance.

Wallet shows progress when the provider supplies these values, for example: Awaiting network confirmation (1/3). The balance is released only after the required confirmations and the provider's final validation.

Production accepts small differences within the configured 1% margin, using the amount actually confirmed by the provider. Values outside that margin enter review; do not send another transaction before contacting Support.

Check the invoice ID, network and public transaction hash. If the status does not change within the stated time, open a Support ticket with those details; never send a password or private key.

BTC, DOGE and LTC requests enter a review queue. The status, currency and payment reference remain visible in your account statement.

Open the Guides and Alerts panel from the account indicator. Completed steps are removed as pending items, while active alerts and important updates remain visible; some announcements may also appear while claiming XP.

No. Arcadia records balances and events in an account ledger; never request or share a seed phrase, password or remote access.

Authenticated Arcade wins, missions and eligible activities grant XP. Progress is linked to your account and cannot be fabricated by the client.

The current campaign may appear as a free Welcome Pass, with its rewards available to everyone. In campaigns with a premium track, both use the same XP and Premium unlocks the paid track plus free rewards already reached.

No. Check the price shown by the server on the season screen before confirming: 100 CMA is enough only when the displayed price is 100 CMA or less. Price and availability can vary by campaign; the current welcome campaign is free.

It depends on the item. Miners and inventory items remain on the account; temporary power and energy expire according to the validity shown when claimed.

When seasonal currency is enabled for the campaign, AMC appears as a pass reward. Use it only in the Season Store: common cases cost 100 AMC and the Mega Case costs 500 AMC, granting variable amounts of common parts. It is separate from CMA and resets when the season changes; it cannot be withdrawn, converted or sent to pools.

Sky Dash uses one impulse per tap or click: fly through the gaps without touching buildings. In Crypto 2048, swipe the board, combine coins of the same rank and reach the level target. In both games, the result counts only after server validation.