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By sending your BNB to onyx miners from crypto exchanges, you are not creating and upgrading your own miners, but the miners of those very exchanges.

Profits from the miners will also be sent to these addresses. But you don’t have access to these addresses—you won’t be able to do anything with the ONY coins you receive.

What’s wrong with Gemini’s answer. The fact that it somehow decided that liquidity is withdrawn specifically for sale, not for holding off from selling at the current price. And accordingly, withdrawing liquidity in that case leads to a decrease in supply, not an increase. Which most likely will lead not to a decline, but to a rise.

What is most likely happening to the coin’s price when a large amount of its liquidity is withdrawn? Today we have Gemini in the studio, who will answer this delicate question for us :))

In the onyx-miners guide, there is very useful statistics — the number of coins being mined and sent to the miners (ONY).

When the number of coins sent exceeds the number of coins mined (highlighted in green), the rate for the next week increases. And vice versa.

In the screenshot, we can see that the rate in the BSC network is probably going to rise again (this may not happen if the price of ONY drops, which will instantly increase the total reward amount — more coins). And in the MinTer it is probably not (which may also change if, conversely, the price of ONY suddenly rises, leading to a decrease in the total reward (fewer coins)).

The period update happens automatically.

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A couple of minor, non-critical bugs have been found and fixed, and we’ve also had almost a month since the launch of ONY on the BNB Smart Chain—so why not celebrate? The book will be useful to a wide range of readers (everyone), but first of all, of course, to those who take part in my projects. This way you’ll get to know me, my ideas, my viewpoints, and my philosophy more closely.

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All our projects, developed over 4 years on the Minter blockchain, have merged into a single product that's already operational on two blockchains. And now, after the merger, instead of a bunch of small (and for some projects, quite modest) numbers, we’re sitting on a nice million. The second one we’ll gather much faster :))

Next week, we’re migrating all our projects from Minter to Lemonix. By the standards of 'top-tier' projects, we have a small active crew in Minter, around 50-60, but... Most of the participants have been with us for several years - it’s a solid, strong team that knows the game and we’ll be pushing towards new heights together.

This isn’t just a shift from Minter to BSCH. All current projects in Minter will merge into their Minter-version of Lemonix, which will run simultaneously on two blockchains.

Plus, here's another interesting figure - the count of active miners.

For now, it's not as impressive as our numbers at Minter, but that's just temporary. We'll level up here too.

On https://ony.cash, there's a tracker for the maximum APY. If your booster is sitting at x10, that's exactly how much annual yield your onyx miner is currently minting for you.

The tracker doesn't factor in the weekly bonuses that get instantly added to your evaluation; this percentage is purely from mining ONY.

There was a time when we had a massive network of diverse sites that needed unique content. This content was mainly bought through Advego. With the rise of social media, websites have become outdated (not all, but the overwhelming majority), and now, with the emergence of AI, it seems that copywriters have also become less relevant.

I logged into Advego today and saw that there are only 4 gigs available for article writing, whereas there used to be thousands here. There are still plenty of gigs for social media.

On https://ony.cash, there's a brief reference info (by default, this window is closed and opens when you click on the question mark).

It's like when you totally don’t get where you ended up.

ONY has skyrocketed since the pool was created, but moving forward, it's gonna get tougher, way tougher. Coins are now being mined, and miners don't necessarily have to hold onto them.

However, they don't have to sell them either, since they can be used to boost their gains. All in all, keep a close eye on things :))

How is this possible? The affiliate profit was $14.82 the day before yesterday, and today it dropped to $9.73?

Affiliate profit is 10 percent of all BNB and ONY that your referrals have staked in their miners throughout their lifetime. The price movements of these coins instantly reflect on the profit tracker. This happens on the fly, constantly, without any permanent fixation.

If the average price of the coins skyrockets 10 times, your profits will soar 10 times as well. If it dips, then profits will take a hit too.

Activate your onyx miner timer at 0.00711 BNB and snag an extra 300 bucks. The affiliate program is already live.

Ps. You can't invite yourself (using your promo code) or each other.

Recently, LemoniX is rolling out its own affiliate program, so let me break down how it’s gonna work.

Since there’s no simple way to send messages on the BNB Smart Chain, the affiliate code is ‘embedded’ in the transaction amount itself. Your friend sends a specific amount of BNB to their Onyx miner, and besides the usual upgrade, they get an extra affiliate bonus that instantly boosts their miner's valuation and the profits they rake in.

The user you invited is tied to your miner for life. Your miner now consistently earns an extra 10 percent from both BNB and the ONY affiliate miner—every time they level up, your miner pockets its 10 percent. Plus, every new participant activates and extends your timer.

This way, you can earn profits from your miner even without upgrading it, except for the very first one—for the initial activation and to snag that affiliate ‘promo code’. After that, all you gotta do is promote it and watch as the timer auto-activates, its valuation climbs, and ONY is mined.

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The strategy for boosting the onyx miner can vary. You can totally ignore ONY, sell everything you mine right away, and focus on stacking BNB. Or the other way around - use minimal BNB and primarily boost ONY, keeping the booster maxed out.

On one hand, the second strategy seems more reasonable - the percentage will be much higher, but it's also important to remember that ONY is being mined and can drop significantly, crashing the price.

Predicting what will be better is nearly impossible right now; it all depends on the actions of the participants themselves.

About the booster.

This parameter depends on the share of ONY coins in the miner's valuation; the higher the percentage of ONY, the higher the boost, specifically:

x2 - above 10%
x3 - above 15%
x4 - above 20% (as shown in the chart)
x5 - above 25%
…
x10 - above 50% (maximum)

The booster increases the percentage of mining profits. The welcome bonus doesn’t grow from it.

Now let's break down what's going to happen with ONY, the coins that participants use to pump up their onyx miners' boosters. These tokens are accumulated on the service's smart contract, and then... they just get burned. So far, 233 ONY have already been taken out of circulation from the original thousand we started with on June 1st.