Crypto Mining Contest Guide and Telegram Leaderboard
Learn SignalHash contest rules, the Mining Network Bonus, scoring, permanent progression, Energy prizes, and GRAM rewards on TON.
Each SignalHash round is a weekly crypto mining contest where players mine hashes, break blocks and build leaderboard score across Bronze, Silver and Gold leagues.
Energy, Mining Network progression, Contest Efficiency, Max Energy, Weather, Tickets and PvP affect mining competition and final rankings.
How the Weekly Crypto Mining Contest Works
Read how SignalHash mining works before reviewing the detailed contest rules.
At the end of the round, the normal league distribution is calculated first. Permanent prize milestones are applied after that distribution: three Bronze prizes lock a minimum Silver league, and five Silver prizes lock a minimum Gold league.
Current and completed contest results show round dates, winners, scores, prize pools and GRAM payout data.
Players can use contest Tickets and PvP actions to move leagues, attack, defend and react during the weekly round.
Bronze, Silver and Gold Mining Leagues
- Bronze is the entry and rebuild league.
- Silver is the strategic middle league where stronger account development becomes important.
- Gold is the highest-pressure league for established competitors.
- Gold targets 40 players and Silver targets 50 players before league floors are applied.
- Bronze has no player limit.
Base Weekly Distribution
Players are ordered by finalized contest score descending. If two players have the same score, Miner ID ascending breaks the tie. Each player enters the calculation once using their best record from the completed round.
The full weekly league distribution rules below explain rank movement, cascade filling and permanent league floors.
- Gold ranks 1–30 remain in Gold, ranks 31–40 move to Silver, and everyone else moves to Bronze.
- Silver ranks 1–10 move to Gold, ranks 11–40 remain in Silver, and everyone else moves to Bronze.
- Bronze ranks 1–10 move to Silver, while everyone else remains in Bronze.
Cascade Filling
When the normal candidates cannot fill a target league, the system uses fixed cascade orders. This can move a Bronze player directly to Gold. If every candidate group is exhausted, the league remains below its target size.
- Gold order: Top 10 Silver, Top 30 Gold, remaining Silver, Bronze, then remaining Gold.
- Silver order: best 10 players leaving Gold, best 10 Bronze players not selected for Gold, Top 40 Silver players not selected for Gold, remaining Bronze, then remaining Silver.
Ticket-Based Explosion and Promotion
Explosion and Promotion operate together during the live round and are separate from the automatic distribution calculated after the contest closes.
Explosion moves a Gold or Silver target down one league. Its dynamic TCK price reflects the target’s league and rank, leaderboard distance, and attack direction.
Promotion is the counter-action. Its price uses the moving player’s potential rank in the destination league and a multiplier based on round time. Every Explosion received grants one protected return into a lost league without the time multiplier.
Read the unified Explosion and Promotion Ticket rules for current pricing rules, price tables and confirmation checks.
Permanent Prize-Based League Progression
GRAM rewards on TON and Energy prizes both count toward the updated progression milestones. Once a miner reaches a permanent league, later weekly results cannot return that miner to a lower league.
Permanent league floors are applied after base distribution and cascade filling. A floor never downgrades a player, so final Gold or Silver populations can exceed their normal targets.
| Current league | Prize milestone | Permanent minimum league |
|---|---|---|
| Bronze | Win 3 Bronze prizes | Silver |
| Silver | Win 5 Silver prizes | Gold |
Prize Fund by League
The prize fund split applies to both GRAM rewards on TON and Energy rewards. Gold receives the largest share, while Bronze keeps a focused prize pool for new miners.
| League | Fund share | Winning positions |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 85% | Top 12 |
| Silver | 10% | Top 7 |
| Bronze | 5% | Top 5 |
Contest Efficiency, Mining Network And Max Energy
Contest Efficiency is calculated separately from Energy Restore. Every player starts with 5% efficiency, while the Mining Network tier can add up to 20% for a maximum base efficiency of 25%.
The Mining Network Bonus uses the player’s current league together with the 2G, 3G, 4G, or 5G Mining Network tier. The maximum contribution is 20% in every league, but higher leagues require stronger progression to unlock it.
The Mining Network tier is retained when a player changes league. The active bonus is immediately recalculated from the destination league row.
Max Energy can add another 75% in every league. Higher leagues do not raise this maximum; they require more counted Max Energy levels to unlock the same 75% bonus.
The standard maximum is 100% before social activity. Follow X and Join Community add 3.25% each, producing a 106.5% maximum without temporary effects. Active boosts, attacks, and defensive effects can still modify the current value.
The current Mining Network Bonus values are listed below.
- Bronze counts 5 Max Energy levels at 15% per level.
- Silver counts 7 Max Energy levels at approximately 10.71% per level.
- Gold counts 11 Max Energy levels at approximately 6.82% per level.
| League | 2G | 3G | 4G | 5G |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bronze | 0% | 20% | 20% | 20% |
| Silver | 0% | 5% | 20% | 20% |
| Gold | 0% | 2% | 10% | 20% |
Contest Weather and Energy Timing
SignalHash Contest Weather changes Contest Efficiency for every league and player. A new global modifier is applied every 10–15 minutes, ranging from a maximum +10% positive effect to a maximum −30% negative effect.
The sequence is generated in advance for the round and does not react to individual players. Max Energy provides more freedom to wait for favorable conditions, while Amplifier offers a higher-risk choice and Bunker removes both positive and negative Weather effects.
These live Contest Weather rules explain the global modifiers, Energy timing, Amplifier risk and Bunker stability.
Contest Eligibility
To appear in ratings and receive prizes, players must complete the eligibility checks shown inside SignalHash. Missing external verification can block ranking or reward delivery even when mining activity is recorded.
Several eligibility checks are completed through Telegram crypto mining tasks, including social and community verification.
- Connect X from in-game Tasks and complete the verification flow.
- Join the official SignalHash community channel.
- Send a message to the SignalHash bot so direct-message permissions are active.
- Open Top and then Mining Contest to check current league and reward status.
GRAM Rewards, Airdrops and Payouts
Eligible winners can receive Energy rewards or GRAM rewards according to league and final position. Completed GRAM payouts are delivered and recorded on the TON blockchain after the round and reward checks are complete.
Public contest pages show aggregate round totals and TON transaction references, while personal payout status remains available inside the player account.
The GRAM rewards and contest airdrops guide explains league fund shares, winning positions, delivery, withdrawals and GRAM payout checks.
Mining Stats Delay
Some mining stats can update with a short delay. Accepted blocks or temporary counters may appear before final estimates are recalculated.
If Energy, shares, hashes, or expected rewards look inconsistent briefly, wait and reopen the app before treating the result as a support issue.
Persistent wallet, verification or delayed-stat problems are covered in the crypto mining troubleshooting guide.
Start mining in Telegram
Use this guide while playing SignalHash. Open the Telegram mini-app, start mining, manage Energy, join reward contests, and return here when you need mechanics explained.
