Winning tile has miners
60%Miner rewards
30%Token buyback
10%Platform fee
Eligible miners share 60% of the total round pool. Rewards are distributed according to each miner's SOL allocation on the winning tile.
THE OREON PROTOCOL
LAUNCH. MINE. BUY BACK.
Every token has its own mining arena. Deploy SOL, compete for rewards, and power token buybacks with every round.
How Oreon works
Every token gets its own mine.
Launch a token through Oreon and unlock a dedicated mining arena. Miners deploy SOL across a 5×5 grid, compete for SOL rewards, and contribute to token buybacks through every completed round.
01 / Launch a token
Create a Solana token through Pump.fun. Every token launched on Oreon receives its own independent mining arena.
02 / Pick your tiles
Choose between 1 and 5 tiles on a 5×5 grid. Each tile has an equal 1-in-25 chance of being selected.
03 / Deploy SOL
Deploy at least 0.01 SOL per round. Your total amount is divided equally across your selected tiles. Only one Deploy is allowed per wallet per round.
04 / Round closes
Each round has a 60-second mining window. New Deploys close when 10 seconds remain, giving transactions time to be confirmed.
05 / Win SOL rewards
One winning tile is drawn. When miners have deployed on that tile, eligible participants share the reward pool proportionally to their stake on the winning tile.
06 / Token buybacks
A portion of each funded round is used to buy back that arena's token. Purchased tokens are retained in a backend-controlled reserve.
Round distribution
How the SOL pool is distributed depends on whether the winning tile has any eligible miners.
Winning tile is empty
80%Token buyback
20%Platform fee
When no miner selected the winning tile, no mining rewards are distributed. A larger portion of the round pool is allocated to token buybacks.
If no valid Deploys exist in a round, the pool is empty and no payouts, buybacks, or platform fees are generated.
Mining rules
- Grid
- 25 tiles arranged in a 5×5 grid.
- Tile selection
- Minimum 1 tile. Maximum 5 distinct tiles.
- Minimum Deploy
- 0.01 SOL total per Deploy. The minimum is not per tile.
- Deploy limit
- One accepted Deploy per wallet per round. No adding funds or changing tiles after confirmation.
- Round duration
- 60 seconds for the mining window.
- Deploy cutoff
- Deploy closes when 10 seconds remain.
- Winning probability
- Each tile has a 1-in-25 chance. Five distinct tiles cover 5-in-25, or 20%, but do not guarantee a profit.
- Wallet identity
- The Solana wallet address is the participant identity. No username, registration, email, password, or separate login is required.
From Deploy to payout
Each token arena runs independently. The 60-second timer is the mining window, not necessarily the full settlement cycle.
- 01Round open
- 02Deploy closed
- 03Drawing
- 04Settling
- 05Payout & buyback
- 06Round completed
The next round begins only after the prior round's settlement, reward payouts, and buyback execution are complete. A delay in one arena does not pause other arenas.
Automatic payouts
Rewards and refunds
Winning rewards are sent directly to eligible Solana wallets after settlement. No manual claim is required.
If a Deploy transaction is confirmed too late to qualify for its round, the system processes an automatic refund rather than counting it as an accepted wager.
Refunds and payouts depend on actual backend processing and on-chain confirmation.
Buyback & treasury
Separate accounting, shared custody.
Each arena's mining rounds fund buybacks of its own token. Purchased tokens are retained, not burned, and their balances and accounting remain separated by arena.
Phase 1 uses one shared backend-controlled wallet; it is not a decentralized vault. Execution can depend on liquidity, routing, slippage, and transaction confirmation.
Transparency
Inspectable results.
Round results should be publicly inspectable, with confirmed payouts and buybacks linked to transaction references. Tile totals can remain hidden in the app during betting and become visible after a round.
Frontend concealment does not make publicly recorded Solana transactions private.
Mining risks
SOL is at risk.
Choosing more tiles increases the chance of covering the winner but does not guarantee a profit. Miners can lose their entire Deploy amount, and buybacks do not guarantee token price appreciation.
Backend-controlled custody also introduces operational and counterparty risk.
Oreon mining