mining-with-bigcoin
Mining with Bigcoin
Bigcoin is a virtual Bitcoin mining simulator on Abstract. Players buy facilities, purchase miners with $BIG tokens, and earn $BIG proportional to their share of global hashrate. Fixed supply of 21M $BIG with halving every 4.2M blocks.
ABI Format
The AGW CLI requires full JSON ABI objects, not human-readable strings. Every abi array element must be an object with type, name, inputs, outputs, and stateMutability fields.
Operating Rules
- Check pending rewards before claiming — no point paying gas for zero rewards.
- Check facility status before buying miners — miners require sufficient facility capacity and power.
- Preview every purchase and claim with
--dry-runbefore execution. - Miner purchases require $BIG token balance. Check with
agw wallet tokens list. - Initial facility purchase costs ETH (payable), not $BIG.
- Read references/game-contracts.md for the full contract interface, facility tiers, and mining mechanics.
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