SatStacker

An autominer for Sat Rush. It plays every round for you, buys your vault tickets, and claims your winnings. You keep custody the whole time.

SatStacker is the first operator on the open WhiteKnight protocol: the contract, not us, holds your funds and lets anyone collect what you are owed.

Deploy fee: 2.00%, charged on every deploy, on top of the amount you set. The platform adds 0.50% of the amount, plus $0.002 for every wallet you run, every round. We take it whether you win or lose.

You are also setting a maximum of 2.00%. We can lower our fee at any time, but we can never raise it past that cap; if we tried, your mining would simply stop instead. You can lower the cap yourself whenever you like.

Wallet

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Your settings

Amount per round (USDC)The total deployed every ≈60 seconds, across all your wallets. Sat Rush's minimum is 1.00, and a little over it is required because the stake is rounded down to a whole number of tiles.Spread across walletsThe vault draw picks 21 winners and one wallet can only win once, so splitting your bet gives you more chances at it. Each extra wallet costs you another $0.002 per round in flat fees. See “Flat fee” below, which updates as you change this.
Your deposit is split evenly across them, and Withdraw sweeps all of them back.TilesHow many of the 21 tiles to spread across. This is a variance choice, not a returns choice; see below.Run forStop automatically after this many rounds of mining. Counting starts at your first round, not from when you save, and a pause on our side costs you time, never rounds. Leave empty to run until you stop it.Only mine when the Sat Strike pot is in this range ($)Sat Strike is the jackpot that pays whoever is on the winning tile when a round strikes. Leave both boxes empty to mine every round; that is the default and what most people want. Fill in either one, or both:
• Minimum only: sit out until the pot is worth at least that much.
• Maximum only: mine now, and stop once the pot grows past it.
• Both: mine only while the pot is between them, ends included.
This costs you streak. Your multiplier grows each consecutive round up to 100 and resets to 1 the moment you sit one out, taking ~100 rounds to rebuild, while the strike itself is worth roughly ±0.5% of a deploy. On expected value, waiting loses. It is here because it is your money and some people are playing for the jackpot rather than the grind.
Why anyone sets a maximum: a bigger jackpot is better for you if you win it, so a ceiling looks backwards. The reason it is a real strategy is crowding: a fat pot pulls in more miners, and more miners mean a smaller slice of both the round pot and the strike for everyone who wins. A ceiling is "get out before the crowd arrives". If that is not what you are doing, leave it empty.
Current pot: unavailable right now. Your miner would keep mining rather than guess.

Advanced

Guaranteed 1 BTC jackpot sharePercent of every ticket buy sent straight to the 1 BTC jackpot, before the epoch raffle takes its fill. Empty (the default) is the standard split: epoch raffle first, spillover to the jackpot. Why it exists: below roughly $3,700 of play per 3-day epoch, the standard split never spills over, and a smaller player holds zero jackpot entries. This is the only way to change that. It is a guarantee to the jackpot, never to the raffle: it can only raise your jackpot share, and the raffle side keeps its anti-whale cap either way. 100 = everything to the jackpot. Fair warning: the jackpot has never fired yet; the raffle pays every 3 days.Maximum fee you'll acceptThe most this miner may ever charge you, in percent. It cannot raise its fee past this; if it ever tries, your deploys stop rather than getting overcharged. Lower it any time to force a repricing, or to switch miners.If I run low on fundsYour streak multiplier grows by 1 each consecutive round, up to 100, and resets to 1 the moment you miss one, costing roughly half your mining rewards for the next 100 rounds. Stopping is the default anyway: nobody should burn their balance defending a multiplier.

Max per tile (USDC)0 = no cap. We widen your tile count rather than exceed it.Minimum bet (USDC)Stop rather than deploy below this.

Stop level (USDC)Never spend below this balance.Auto-reloadOn: winnings go straight back into play, so your deposit keeps mining until the game's cut has consumed it. Off: you mine what you deposit and then stop. Winnings are still collected for you every round; they just sit in your wallets until you withdraw them.

Collect pulls what Sat Rush owes you into your mining wallets: round winnings, and the cbBTC cash-back you earn on every deploy whether you win or lose. Withdraw then moves everything from those wallets back to you. Collect first.
Anyone can collect for anyone: the WhiteKnight contract allows it deliberately, so an operator who disappears can never leave your winnings stranded.

Withdraw returns both tokens. Sat Rush pays your mining rewards in cbBTC, not USDC: the 12% cash-back on every deploy, every Epoch Vault prize, and the 1 BTC Vault. Withdraw sweeps your USDC balance and your cbBTC winnings, from every wallet, back to the wallet you connected with.

What this costs you

Deployed per round	$1.50
Our fee per round	$0.03 (+ $0.01 platform)
Total per round	$1.54
Per day (≈1,440 rounds)	$2,216.88 of deploy volume
Flat fee (charged per wallet)	$0.00 per round
Flat fee per day	$2.88 per day
Wallets you'll run	1 wallet. You asked for 3: $1.50 per round cannot give each wallet the $1.00 minimum Sat Rush requires, so the wallet count gives way rather than your bet.
Fee cap you're setting	2.00%; we can never charge more

All 21 tiles: the steadiest option, and at current volumes the best expected value.

Your position

Balance	-
Streak	-
Hashrate	-
Vault tickets held	-
Claimable	-

Withdraw first, then this opens Jupiter with the swap pre-filled. Your wallet signs it, not us; we never route your trade.

Refreshes each round once you're mining.

Before you start

Sat Rush's round game is negative expectation on its own: the protocol takes 20% of every deploy. What can make it positive is the vault tickets your mining earns, and those depend on pool sizes that move. Most individual 3-day epochs end down even when the average is up.

We charge our 2% whether you win or lose. Please don't deploy money you need.