The Lore
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RUNE is a fair-distribution mining protocol carved into the chain. No presale, no hidden allocation — every sigil is struck by the same cold randomness, and every blade shares in what falls.
How Grid Mining Works
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Choose one or more sigils on the 5×5 grid and commit ETH to them before the 60-second betting window closes.
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The grid strikes one sigil at random, drawn from the drand beacon and verified on-chain.
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Every bearer who committed ETH to the struck sigil splits the pot, proportional to their bet — claim it from the Mine page once the round resolves.
Using Auto Deploy
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On the Mine page's deploy card, switch to the Auto pill, then pick the sigils you want committed every round — same grid as Manual.
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Set the ETH per sigil per round, how many rounds to run (or Unlimited), and whether winnings should auto-claim back into your plan balance.
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If Auto-claim is on and this is your first plan, approve RuneAutoCommitV2 as a claim delegate — a one-time signature.
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Fund the plan with enough ETH to cover the rounds you want played, then confirm Create & Fund Plan. Top up anytime with Add funds only.
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A keeper bot commits your bet each eligible round automatically — no further action needed, as long as this deployment's AutoCommit executor is running. Watch Balance and Plays Left on the plan card, and top up before either hits zero.
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Disable pauses future rounds and keeps your balance in place; Cancel & Refundstops the plan and withdraws whatever's left, in full, at any time.
FAQ
What is RUNE?+
How does a round resolve?+
What happens if my sigil isn't struck?+
What does Staking do?+
Is the randomness verifiable?+
Is this real money?+
How does Auto Deploy work?+
What happens if my Auto Deploy plan runs out of funds or plays?+
This deployment runs live on ARC testnet — real contracts, testnet ETH. Round data is read directly from
RuneGridLottery and RuneJackpot on-chain; nothing here is simulated.