GoMining Token

**GoMining Token (GOMINING)** is the utility token of the GoMining ecosystem, which combines digital Bitcoin miners with platform services and a token-based economic model. GoMining’s official documentation says the token can be used to pay digital-miner maintenance fees, buy miners and marketplace items, participate in governance and access in-game features. The token’s economics combine weekly burn-and-mint cycles with locking and voting mechanisms.

Digital miners and maintenance fees

GoMining offers digital representations of Bitcoin mining power. Its token page says users can pay maintenance fees with GOMINING and receive a discount of up to 20%. The token can also be used to buy miners, avatars and merchandise in the GoMining Marketplace. These are specific platform uses, distinct from the token’s market-trading role. The actual discount or feature available to a user depends on current platform terms.

veGOMINING locks

GoMining documentation describes a lock mechanism that lets users lock GOMINING to receive veGOMINING, a vote-escrowed token used for governance. Locking yields veGOMINING votes and weekly GOMINING rewards, and veGOMINING holders can vote on how ecosystem rewards are allocated. Locking therefore changes a holder’s participation in governance and rewards; it is not the same as simply keeping liquid GOMINING in a wallet. The terms of locking and any associated reward rates should be checked in the latest official docs.

Weekly burn-and-mint cycles

GoMining’s burn-and-mint documentation describes weekly cycles running Tuesday to Tuesday, in which tokens spent on miner maintenance are burned and new tokens are minted. The burn-to-mint ratio is set by the Epoch and by governance voting on the mechanism, so it is not fixed. The token page refers to a deflationary design, and the outcome depends on the actual volume of fees collected in each cycle.

Emissions and distribution

GoMining documentation says newly minted tokens are distributed each Tuesday according to defined proportions: 65% to hashpower service providers, 20% to veGOMINING vote holders as rewards, 10% to GOMINING rewards and 5% to the team. The documentation also says veGOMINING holders decide how the rewards allocation is split among supported categories. These percentages describe the cited distribution rule and should be rechecked if governance changes the mechanism.

Supply targets and market context

GoMining’s tokenomics page lists an initial emission of 436,915,240 GOMINING and a target supply of 100,000,000. It reports 34,305,483 tokens as permanently burned and 33% of supply locked by users, based on internal data as of October 27, 2026. These are dated project-reported figures, not permanent constants. Burns and minting can change supply over time, so the initial emission, current circulating supply and target supply should not be treated as the same measure.

FMchart presents a composite GOMINING price in USD across supported venues. Price history shows how the token traded during the periods covered by the composite dataset; it does not show the number of digital miners, actual mining output or platform revenue. Those operational indicators and token-market data can inform different parts of the project’s story, but they should not be conflated.