Welcome to the underground.

DIG is a standalone, grid-based mining platform on Solana.

Deploy SOL across a shared 5 × 5 grid and compete to discover the winning block. DIG is the mining platform and its native ecosystem token; Gold (GLDx) is the token intended for eligible mining rewards.

DIG is not a launchpad. This frontend is an interactive preview: it does not transfer SOL, distribute tokens, or create or sign blockchain transactions.

Pick your ground.

25 tiles. Up to 5 selections. One winning block.

Each round uses a 5 × 5 grid with 25 available tiles: 15 Split tiles and 10 Solo tiles. A wallet can select up to five tiles before deploying SOL for the round.

A mining round lasts 60 seconds. Deployments are accepted for the first 50 seconds and close for the final 10 seconds. One tile is selected as the winner after settlement.

The frontend preview uses a deterministic local result only for demonstration. A live protocol would use its intended entropy mechanism; this preview does not provide verified onchain randomness.

Deploy SOL across your tiles.

One total per round, divided across every selected tile.

The SOL amount entered in the terminal is the total deployment for one round, not an amount per tile. The total is divided equally among the selected tiles, with any indivisible lamport remainder allocated deterministically so the exact total is preserved.

For example, a 1 SOL deployment across five selected tiles allocates 0.2 SOL to each tile. The round total remains exactly 1 SOL.

For multiple rounds, total deployment equals SOL per round × number of rounds. The entered total is never multiplied by the tile count again.

Gold rewards that follow activity.

A GLDx reward pool that can vary with mining activity.

Gold (GLDx) rewards use Dynamic Emission. Total SOL deployed is an input to the intended reward calculation, while emission remains bounded by the available Gold mining reserve and emission caps.

The actual GLDx reward pool may differ between rounds. Any pool shown in the frontend is an estimate until confirmed by the mining system; it does not establish a fixed emission rate, token price, or guaranteed reward.

One winning tile.

Eligible miners on the winning tile may receive GLDx.

One tile is selected as the winner at the end of each round. Only miners with an eligible deployment on that tile can receive Gold (GLDx) rewards. A selection on another tile does not receive a reward for that round.

Split and Solo identify intended reward modes, but their exact payout rules are not finalized. GLDx rewards are not guaranteed. If a winning tile has no eligible miners, any undistributed reward remains subject to the protocol's reserve rules.

Mine. Buyback. Recycle.

A proposed allocation that supports buybacks and the treasury.

The proposed allocation sends 80% of mining SOL to token buybacks and 20% to the treasury. SOL allocated to buybacks would purchase the designated ecosystem token from the market, then return those purchased tokens to the mining reserve under the protocol's recycling rules.

The buyback token has not been finalized as DIG or GLDx. It is separate from the GLDx mining-reward design. These economics are proposed, subject to execution and reserve rules, and do not guarantee token-price growth or perpetual mining sustainability.

One round. A new discovery.

A planned lifecycle from deployment to GLDx reward distribution.

Each planned round moves through deployment open, deployment closed, settlement, winning-tile reveal, GLDx reward distribution, and then the next round.

The mining round lasts 60 seconds: the first 50 seconds accept deployments and the final 10 seconds reject new deployments. Settlement follows round closure, and the interface presents the result for 15 seconds. That result presentation is separate from the 60-second round.

Local multi-round simulations repeat the same selected tiles and total SOL deployment per round. They are not stored onchain or across devices.

Before you head below.

A few things worth knowing before your first round.