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Planets and mining pools

Eyeke, Kavian, Magor, Naron, Neri, Veles: pools, lands and recent mining.

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The six planets of Alien Worlds side by side. The pool table is read from the game contract on the WAX chain: the TLM waiting to be mined for each tool rarity. Below it, a short sample of the latest recorded mines shows how busy each planet is and what a mine pays on average.

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TLM pool per rarity

Pools are in TLM. A mine with a tool of a rarity draws from that rarity's pool, so the pool of the tools you own is the one that matters.

Recent mines sample

Lands and commission

Lands are the number of land items minted on the planet (from the item list). The minimum commission is the smallest landowner share seen on that planet in the sample, whatever the land itself asks.

How it works

Pools come from the pools table of the game contract (m.federation) on the WAX chain, one row per planet, read every five minutes. The sample is the newest 500 records of the contract's mine log, from the public WAX action history, also read every five minutes. A planet that shows no mines in the sample was quiet in that window, which is short, so it is not a daily total.

To turn a pool into TLM per day for your own bag, use the mining calculator. For a land owner's side, see the landowner income estimator.

Sources: WAX game contract tables, WAX action history, AtomicAssets explorer (land counts).

FAQ

What is a planet pool?

The TLM waiting to be paid out for each tool rarity on a planet. Every mine takes a little from the pool of the rarity of the tools in the bag. The numbers are read from the game contract on the WAX chain.

What is the sample of recent mines?

The latest 500 mine records from the WAX action history. It shows how many mines and different miners each planet had in that time and the average TLM per mine. It is a short window, not a daily total.

What is the minimum commission?

Some planets make every land pay its owner at least a set share of what miners earn. We read the smallest share seen on each planet in a sample of mines.

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All Alien Worlds tools About Alien Worlds on CryptoGames Unofficial fan tools. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Alien Worlds or Dacoco. Mining rules are worked out from public chain records; check the game for current rules.