Risks, and what the operator cannot do

Most rounds pay nothing to most miners. With 25 tiles and the fees coming off every round, a miner who mines one tile every round expects to put in more BNB than comes back over time, and to mine MING. Whether that is worth it depends on the MING price, which can fall.

• The contracts can have bugs. An audit reduces the risk and does not remove it.
• The draw depends on an external randomness provider. If it stalls, a round waits until the draw is requested again.
• The reward reserve is finite. When it is empty, no MING is paid.
• Fees are taken from every round whether or not your tile is drawn.
• Nothing here is advice, and nothing is guaranteed.

Designed limits on the operator

The following limits are designed into the contracts.

• The operator can pause new entries. It cannot pause settlement or claims.
• The operator can adjust the fee within a published bound and the round cadence within a published range.
• The operator cannot move any player balance, mint MING, or change how the draw is made.
• The fee sink can only spend on buybacks.