Bitcoin mining game: build your farm

Hashrate and blocks

Every machine you add raises what your farm mines, with diminishing returns as the farm grows, so there is always a next upgrade worth saving for. The bigger your hashrate, the more often you find a block, and each find shows in the network feed. Other players never shrink your income: you compete with them on the leaderboard.

Halving and a fixed supply

Halfway through each season, on day 45, the block reward halves to 25 NDR. That means a season can never create more than 4.86 million NDR. Spending on machines, locations and upgrades, electricity and the market fee all take NDR out of circulation.

From a bedroom to a datacentre

Start with one Basic GPU in your bedroom, then buy gaming GPUs, 6-GPU Rigs and ASICs. Each location has a fixed number of spaces: move from the Bedroom to a Garage, a Warehouse, a Datacentre and finally Hyperscale. When your room is full, sell a machine for half what you paid on average and replace it with something faster.

Electricity and checking in

Power takes a share of what you mine, and efficiency upgrades lower it. Your farm keeps mining for 8 hours after each visit, and checking in within that time takes 20% off the electricity bill.

The hash market

List 25% or 50% of your hashrate at a price per hour and get paid for every hour it’s rented, even while you are offline. Or rent another player’s hashpower: it mines for you without taking a space in your room, you pay by the hour while your farm is mining, and you can stop whenever you like. Hourly prices must sit close to what the hashpower would mine, and a 10% fee leaves the game.

Seasons

Every 90 days the season ends: the top 10 by NDR mined are recorded, the top three are told, and everyone starts again with one GPU. A fresh start means a new player is never months behind.

Everything in Nodora games uses paper money or the in-game NDR currency. Nothing can be withdrawn, sold or exchanged for real money or crypto, and nothing here is financial advice.

Questions

Is this real Bitcoin mining?

No. Nodora Miner simulates how mining works. It uses no real hardware, mines no real coins, and NDR cannot be withdrawn or sold.

How do I earn more?

Add hashrate: buy faster machines, move to bigger locations, rent hashpower and check in within 8 hours to keep mining and save on electricity.

What happens when a season ends?

The top miners are recorded, and everyone starts the next 90-day season with one Basic GPU.