BitBlockMiner is a gamified reward system that transforms Bitcoin block data into a pattern‑hunting treasure hunt. Instead of using mining hardware, participants scan public Bitcoin block information for rare patterns (like "21e8" or specific numbers of leading zeros). When a qualifying pattern is found, users can claim BitBlock ($BBK) tokens as a reward.
No. BitBlockMiner does not mine Bitcoin or participate in Bitcoin network consensus. It simply reads publicly available Bitcoin block data via APIs and rewards users for discovering rare patterns within that data. Think of it as a blockchain treasure hunt, not a mining operation.
Getting started is simple:
Yes, there is a fixed entry fee of 500,000 $BBK per claim. This fee goes entirely into the shared prize pool, funding rewards for winners. There are no other costs or subscriptions.
No. You only need a modern web browser and a Bitcoin wallet that supports Runes (such as Xverse, Leather, or Unisat). You can find blocks using any public Bitcoin block explorer—no custom mining software is required.
The active patterns and their prize pool shares are always displayed on the Home page. Currently, they include:
21E8 – block hash contains "21e8" (10% share)ZERO22 – 22 leading zeros in hash (10% share)ZERO23 – 23 leading zeros (15% share)ZERO24 – 24 leading zeros (25% share)TX8000 – transaction count ≥ 10,000 (25% share)TX7500 – transaction count ≥ 8,000 < 10,000 (15% share)Patterns and weights may be adjusted occasionally by the admin to keep the game balanced.
You can use any public Bitcoin block explorer. Some popular ones:
Simply search for a block number, then look at the hash and transaction count fields.
Each pattern can only be claimed once per unique block. The Claim Code page checks a public ledger (Google Sheet) to see if a Winner Code has already been issued for that block+pattern. If it has, you'll see a message: "Pattern already claimed." You'll need to find a different block containing the same pattern, or hunt for another pattern.
Yes! If a single block contains several eligible patterns (e.g., both 21E8 and 22 leading zeros), you can generate a separate Winner Code for each pattern and submit individual claims for them (each requiring its own 500,000 $BBK entry fee).
This is a starting point chosen to keep the hunt focused on recent blocks. It also aligns with the post‑halving era and ensures that older, already heavily scanned blocks are not repeatedly claimed. The limit may be adjusted in the future.
A Winner Code is a unique identifier generated by the Claim Code page when you successfully verify a block containing an unclaimed pattern. It follows the format BM-{block}-{PATTERN} (e.g., BM-912062-21E8). This code proves you were the first to claim that specific block+pattern combination.
After obtaining a Winner Code:
Claims are verified manually by the admin. Rewards are batched and sent when at least 10 winners have accumulated. This helps minimize Bitcoin network fees and keep the prize pool healthy. You can check the status of your claim in the public ledger (link at the bottom of the Claim Code page).
Your reward is calculated as: 85% of (current prize pool × pattern's weight percentage).
For example, if the pool is 10,000,000 $BBK and you claim the 21E8 pattern (10% weight), you would receive: 10,000,000 × 0.10 × 0.85 = 850,000 $BBK. The remaining 15% of the pattern's share is retained as a platform fee to support operations.
The prize pool is displayed on the Home page and updates as entries are added and winners are declared.
All Winner Codes and claim statuses are publicly logged in a Google Sheet. You can view it here (the same link is on the Claim Code page). The "Entry Log" on the Home page also shows recent successful claims.
The admin verifies the TXID on‑chain. If the payment is not exactly 500,000 $BBK or cannot be confirmed, your claim will be marked as rejected and you will not receive a reward. Always double‑check the amount and pool address before sending.
BitBlock ($BBK) is a reward miner token issued on the Bitcoin Runes protocol to reward Top 10 miners as an additional source of income as block reward keeps decreasing. It is the native reward token of the BitBlockMiner ecosystem, used for entry fees and prize payouts. Total supply is 21,000,000,000 (21 billion) $BBK.
$BBK is minted out. To get it you can buy at secondary market like Unisat, Satflow, etc. Once you have $BBK, you can use it to participate in BitBlockMiner and earn more through successful pattern claims.
No. $BBK is a utility token designed for participation in the BitBlockMiner game. It does not represent equity, ownership, or any guaranteed financial return. Its value may fluctuate, and it should be treated as a fun, experimental token within this ecosystem. Nothing in BitBlockMiner constitutes financial advice.
Total supply: 21,000,000,000 $BBK. There is no inflationary minting—all rewards come from the circulating pool funded by entry fees. A portion of the supply may be allocated for ecosystem development, community incentives, and liquidity. Full tokenomics are detailed in the Whitepaper.