GENESIS RUSH
21 Genesis mining NFTs. Wins the one who brings real players — invites are counted by Season 10, not by wallet count.
Your progress
Auction: Legendary #1
Card #1 is not raffled in the race. Its auction closed without bids, so it is on the Market at a fixed price — the only way to own it.
- Nobody can snipe it in the last second
- Outbid means refunded
- Below 2 BNB nothing is sold
- The house cannot bid
Auction terms and rules
Proceeds go to the treasury. The Season 10 prize pool is fixed at 141 BNB and does not depend on this auction, the number of players, or fees collected.
What you can win




Points per day = hash power ÷ 10. Cards can be upgraded, but never past the next tier's base — investment is rewarded without collapsing the ladder. The ELO boost applies to each ELO award, so a card accelerates a good player rather than replacing skill. All cards start mining on day one of Season 10; a card obtained later starts later, and that gap never closes.
Every Genesis card mines from day one of Season 10 — including the 20 handed out on 2 October, once invite confirmations close. The handout date costs you nothing: the mining start is written into the card at mint and can never be changed.
Two cards mine the sum of their hash power. The boost does not stack — the strongest card in your wallet applies. It raises each ELO award, not your stored rating, so a card accelerates a good player and does nothing for a bad one.
Hash power can be raised to 2.5× the base, but never past the next tier's starting power: a fully upgraded Rare (375 GH) stays below a fresh Epic (400 GH). Upgrading never resets the mining clock.
Leaderboard
Rules in short
What counts as an invite?
Why do points multiply by 5 later?
Is there a limit on invites?
When are winners decided?
What if I finish 40th?
Are the top places checked?
Will these cards exist later?
How it works
Empty wallets are worth zero here. While the platform is closed an invite shows 10 provisional points, but the final count keeps only invites whose owner actually played in Season 10. The top of the board is reviewed manually before cards are handed out — this race rewards ambassadors, not wallet farms.