How Baseliever Works

3.1 Mining Rounds

Each mining round lasts 3 minutes.

A 7×3 grid (21 Validators) is displayed on-chain. Players “prospect” by placing ETH on one or multiple Validators.

At round end:

  • Chainlink VRF selects a single winning validator

  • ETH on losing validators is redistributed to miners on the winner

  • +200 $BLIVER is minted as the block reward

This creates a real economy of risk, probability, and strategy.

3.2 Fair Randomness (Chainlink VRF)

Baseliever uses Chainlink VRF for:

  1. Selecting the round’s winning validator

  2. Determining if a single miner gets the full block reward

  3. Checking whether the Motherlode jackpot triggers

VRF ensures:

  • Unpredictability

  • Tamper resistance

  • No miner or bot can exploit randomness

  • Visible, verifiable fairness on-chain

3.3 ETH Redistribution

All ETH placed on losing validators is redistributed proportionally to miners on the winning validator.

This creates:

  • A real economic incentive

  • PvP-like gameplay

  • High stakes per round

  • Encouragement for strategic grid selection

Mining yields both ETH and BLIVER.

3.4 Block Reward (Mining Emissions)

Per round: +200 $BLIVER minted.

Reward modes:

A. Proportional Rewarding

All miners on the winning validator share the reward proportionally to ETH weight.

B. Lucky Miner Rewarding

VRF selects one winner on the validator → gets the entire 200 $BLIVER.

Both modes ensure hybrid gameplay:

  • Strategy

  • Probability

  • High-volatility excitement

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