Rules
FAIR is a fair mining protocol deployed on BSC: every deposit is 100% redistributed to participants, mining rewards are settled per epoch, and the rules are fixed on-chain and cannot be changed by anyone. This page is a complete rules overview for players.
Every deposit is split at fixed ratios the moment it arrives: 15% referral / 45% dividend pool / 40% FOMO prize pool, all flowing back to participants with zero protocol cut. Principal is not returned; what you get is a mining share for that epoch (see Risks & Boundaries).
Four assets are accepted for deposit: BNB / USDT / USDC / CBTC; non-CBTC assets are automatically swapped to CBTC via PancakeSwap. The minimum vault deposit is 0.1 CBTC.
The system creates one Epoch every 10 minutes, releasing up to 50 FAIR per Epoch, divided among all deposits in that epoch by share: your rewards = epoch rewards × your deposit ÷ total deposits in the epoch.
The release rate follows the same halving mechanism as BTC: every 210,000 Epochs the Epoch reward halves once, and each halving cycle lasts about 3.995 years. FAIR has a hard cap of 21,000,000, with no pre-mine and no team reserve; all of it comes from mining.
| Stage | Epoch Range | Release per Epoch | Approx. Calendar |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0–209,999 | 50 FAIR | Jun 2026 to May 2030 |
| 2 | 210,000–419,999 | 25 FAIR | May 2030 to May 2034 |
| 3 | 420,000–629,999 | 12.5 FAIR | May 2034 to May 2038 |
| 4 | 630,000–839,999 | 6.25 FAIR | May 2038 to May 2042 |
If no one deposits during an entire epoch, that epoch's reward is not minted (counted as forfeited), so the actual final supply is below the theoretical hard cap. Mining rewards can be claimed anytime, or compounded in one click via Claim & Stake.
Stake the FAIR you mined into the protocol to earn 45% of every subsequent deposit, pro-rated by your share of active stake (denominated in CBTC).
40% of every deposit flows into the FOMO prize pool and keeps accumulating. As long as someone deposits in every epoch, the pool only grows; the moment an entire epoch goes by with no entries (an empty epoch), it settles immediately to the players of the previous non-empty epoch.
An empty epoch triggers settlement: players of the previous non-empty epoch share 40% by deposit share plus 10% split evenly (50% of the pool paid out in total), with the remaining 50% rolled over.
Rewards must be claimed manually, and a share from the same epoch is never paid twice. Topping up with a large deposit near an empty epoch can both block the pool's payout and make you the main beneficiary of the next one: this is strategic space inherent to the mechanism, not a bug.
For deposits entering through your referral link, each of the three referral tiers earns 5% (15% total), credited instantly to a claimable balance in CBTC; when the referral chain is shorter than three tiers, the missing tiers go to the protocol referral vault.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Epoch Duration | 10 min (600 s) | reward settlement and countdown cycle |
| Max Rewards per Epoch | 50 FAIR | initial value, decreasing through halving stages |
| Halving Cycle | 210,000 epoch | about 3.995 years per stage |
| FAIR Hard Cap | 21,000,000 | empty epochs mint nothing, so actual supply is below the hard cap |
| Deposit Assets | BNB / USDT / USDC / CBTC | non-CBTC assets are swapped via PancakeSwap |
| Minimum Deposit | 0.1 CBTC | vault deposit floor |
| Deposit Split | 15% / 45% / 40% | referral / dividend pool / FOMO prize pool |
| Protocol Cut | 0% | 100% of deposits redistributed |
| Staking Threshold | ≥ 50 FAIR | minimum for a single stake and dividend eligibility |
| Dividend Start | ≥ 10 eligible addresses | below this, dividends accumulate and are not yet released |
| Unstake Cooldown | 24 hours | can be cancelled anytime during cooldown |
| Referral Commission | 5% per tier, three tiers | missing tiers go to the protocol referral vault |
| Rebinding Window | 48 hours | default-referrer path only, once |
| FOMO Payout | 50% of the pool | 40% by share + 10% even, remaining 50% rolled over |
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