Auto Mining Explained: Keep Your SOL Working Every 24 Hours
Auto mine rolls your SOL into a new 24 hour mine by itself, round after round, through the cycle you choose. Here is how it works, what you get from each round and how to stop it.
Mining $SOLZ normally takes 24 hours: you commit SOL, wait a day, and claim 90 percent of it back with your tokens. Auto mine skips the part where you come back and start again. Your SOL rolls into the next 24 hours by itself, round after round, at whatever rate the current cycle offers.
How a roll works
When an auto mine reaches 24 hours, a keeper rolls it. The roll does three things in one step. It credits the tokens from the round that just finished to your claim. It recommits your 90 percent as a brand new 24 hour mine, priced at the current cycle. And it routes the usual 10 percent to liquidity, stakers and the buy and burn, exactly like any other mine.
Where the tokens go
On Solana the program cannot drop tokens into your wallet without your signature, so each round's tokens wait in your claim. Open the Claim page whenever you like and collect them all at once, or use Claim and stake to put them straight to work earning SOL.
Set it once and your SOL mines every day.
When auto mine stops
- At the cycle you chose. When you start, you pick how far to keep mining, from the next few cycles to every cycle.
- When the position gets small. If a roll would leave less than 0.008 SOL, auto switches off by itself.
- When you switch it off. Tap Switch off next to the position. At its next maturity it becomes claimable, SOL and tokens together.
Why it helps to mine early
Every cycle offers half the tokens of the last at twice the rate. Auto mine keeps you mining through the early cycles without having to remember to come back, which is when each SOL mines the most.
Each round's tokens wait in your claim. Your SOL keeps working.
See every roll
The Claim page shows each auto position with a live countdown to its next roll, how much SOL is rolling, and the tokens it will add to your claim. Your record keeps every past roll with a link to the transaction.
Questions people ask
Who rolls my auto mine?
A keeper rolls matured auto positions every few minutes. Anyone can roll them, but a roll can only recommit your SOL in your name and credit the tokens to you. Nobody can send them anywhere else.
Does auto mine cost extra?
No. Each round works exactly like a normal mine: 90 percent of the SOL stays yours and 10 percent builds liquidity, pays stakers and buys back. There is no extra fee for rolling.
What is the minimum for auto mine?
Positions of 0.008 SOL or more can auto mine. If a roll would leave less than that, auto switches off by itself and the position finishes normally.
How do I get my SOL back from an auto mine?
Switch auto off on the Mine page or the token page. At its next maturity the position becomes claimable and your 90 percent comes back with the tokens.
Mine $SOLZ in cycle 1
Commit SOL for 24 hours. 90% comes back with your $SOLZ. The rate only goes up from here.