Privacy Policy

Your wallet address. It is the account: there is no name, no email address and no password anywhere in this product, and we never ask for one.

What you do in the game — sessions, rigs, purchases, deposits, withdrawals, blocks, streaks, invites and the balances that follow from them. This is the product; without it there is no farm to come back to.

A small amount of technical data used to tell one player from twenty accounts on one machine: a browser fingerprint, a HASH of your IP address (not the address itself), and the user agent. Deposits and withdrawals additionally involve a transaction on a public blockchain, which we read but do not own.

If you link an X account for Boost Center tasks, we hold the account id and handle that OAuth returns, and the result of each verification. We never receive your X password and we cannot post as you.

If you turn on notifications, the push subscription your browser issues. It identifies a browser, not a person, and it is deleted when you turn notifications off or sign out.

To run the game and to pay what is owed — that is the contract you enter by signing in.

To stop fraud: multi-accounting, fake referral networks and stolen-session withdrawals are the three ways this product loses money, and every one of them is detected from the data above. That is our legitimate interest, and the balance is deliberate: the IP is hashed rather than stored, and a signal is a reason for a human to look rather than an automatic ban.

To keep records we are required to keep, for as long as we are required to keep them.

A deposit and a withdrawal are transactions on BNB Smart Chain. They are public, permanent and readable by anyone, and they link your wallet address to this product for ever.

That is not a choice we make on your behalf and it is not something we can undo. The right to erasure does not reach a blockchain — not for us, not for anyone. If that matters to you, consider which wallet you sign in with before you deposit.

We do not sell data, we do not share it for advertising, and there is no advertising or analytics tracker in this product — no Google Analytics, no pixel, no third-party script of any kind. The visit counter you are contributing to right now is our own, on our own server.

Three kinds of provider necessarily see some of it: the hosting and CDN that serve this site, the X verification service we ask “did this account follow / repost?” (it sees the X handle, never your wallet), and the push service your own browser chose, which delivers a notification without being told what it is for.

We will hand over data where a law requires it, and we will say so publicly where we are allowed to.

Game and ledger data lasts as long as the account, because it is the account — and the ledger has to add up after the final snapshot, which is what the whole product is for.

The technical fraud data ages out automatically on a schedule; it is a signal about now, not a record.

Close your account and we delete or anonymise what we are not required to keep. What is already on a blockchain stays there — see above.

You can ask what we hold about you, ask for it in a portable form, ask for it to be corrected, and ask for it to be deleted.

We will ask you to prove the request is yours by signing a message with the wallet in question. It is the only proof of identity this product has, and honouring an unproven request about a wallet address would be the leak the request was meant to prevent.

You can also just stop: turn off notifications, unlink X, and sign out. Nothing here follows you off the site.

Your session token and the address you signed in with, so a reload does not sign you out. An invite code, if you arrived through somebody's link, kept until there is an account to attach it to. A record of which wallet you paired with, so the right app opens next time.

That is the whole list, and none of it is a cookie sent to a third party. Clearing your browser storage signs you out and loses nothing else.

This policy is published by the Mining Machine team. A support channel is published on this site as soon as one is open; until then the fastest route is the account you first heard about us from.

The date at the top of this page is the version you are reading.