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Five years in, here is where we stand. Top ten Bitcoin miner in the world. Over 250 people across 30+ countries. A community we never imagined. Our CEO reflects on the journey so far in this clip.

🏆 #MinerWars Cycle 145 Digest Cycle 145 closed — 1002 rounds per league · ~$1.13M paid out. 💰 Pool: 12.634 BTC ($883,419) + 865,715 GOMINING ($243,179). 🆕 New clan, biggest reward. 🇺🇦 Ukraine 🇺🇦 entered MW for the first time and walked away with ~0.023 BTC + 1350 GOMINING — top new-clan haul this cycle. 🎯 Most efficient caster. McZero cast 2 spells in a single round for 2 GOMINING total and took an x16 in Horizon at block #952,003 — earned ~918 GOMINING. 459.09x return on spell spend. ⚡ Low

📊 Update on Miner Wars rewards — weekly BTC pool recalculation 1. How the reward pool works The Miner Wars BTC reward pool builds up over a weekly cycle (Tuesday through Monday). Each day, rewards are added to the pool based on the hashrate (TH/s) participants contribute. At the end of the cycle, the pool is distributed among players in proportion to their performance in Miner Wars. 2. What happened In the first calculation, the final day of the cycle (Monday) was counted twice due to a calc

**🔔**** Update on Miner Wars rewards** We see the messages coming in about the recent Miner Wars reward calculations, and we want to be open with you. Our team is actively looking into the reward calculations right now. We want to be sure every account is correct before we confirm final numbers. Throughout this, your funds are safe and your account is working normally. If our review finds that any rewards were calculated incorrectly, on appropriate compensation for the users will be addressed

🔔 **Miner Wars — Cycle 145: what happened and what we did ** We found and fixed an error in Miner Wars cycle 145, and we want to be fully transparent about it. ➡️ **What happened** In cycle 145, part of the equipment-maintenance fee - the electricity component - was calculated incorrectly. For part of the reward, the calculation used the average energy efficiency of the league/round instead of each miner’s own efficiency. Because of this, more efficient miners were charged too much for electri