GoMining Token (GOMINING)
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Overview
GoMining Token (GOMINING) is the utility and governance token of the GoMining platform. GoMining connects digital miners in an app to Bitcoin mining equipment run in physical data centers. People who own digital miners can receive mining rewards in bitcoin, while GOMINING helps them pay for services, manage their miners, and take part in platform decisions. The two assets have different roles: bitcoin is the mining reward, and GOMINING is used mainly within the GoMining ecosystem. (docs.gomining.com)
The token links everyday platform activity to its economic model. Members can use it to pay miner maintenance fees, buy or upgrade digital miners, and use features in the Miner Wars game. They can also lock tokens to gain voting power and receive a share of newly issued tokens. Those uses make GOMINING part of both the mining service and its community-governance system. (docs.gomining.com)
Price, Market Position, and Liquidity
As of 10/11/2026 14:00 UTC, GoMining Token (GOMINING) trades at $0.375 with a -1.85% move over the last 24 hours.
The market capitalization stands at $154M, placing it at rank #221 by market value.
Daily trading volume is $66K. GoMining Token (GOMINING) has moved -6.54% over the past seven days and +6.91% across the last 30 days.
History & Team
From mining service to wider ecosystem
GoMining began in 2021 with a focus on making Bitcoin mining available through digital miners. Instead of setting up equipment at home, a customer could use a miner linked to computing power in the company’s data centers. The platform later added a marketplace, games, governance, and a wallet that supports several crypto assets. (gomining.com)
The token’s role grew along with those services. GoMining introduced its weekly burn-and-mint economic model in 2023 and added voting on the pace of token burning in 2025. The company reports that, by the end of 2025, its users owned 460,000 digital miners representing 12 million terahashes per second of mining power. Those figures describe the size of the platform at that point, rather than the number of people holding GOMINING. (gomining.com)
GoMining describes its team as working across North America, Europe, and Asia. Its published materials also identify product leaders and an advisory board involved in the platform’s development. The project’s history is therefore best understood as the growth of a mining service into a group of connected products, with GOMINING providing a shared way to pay, participate, and vote. (gomining.com)
Technology & How It Works
Digital miners and physical computing power
A GoMining digital miner represents access to a portion of computing power supplied by physical mining equipment. That power is measured in terahashes per second, or TH/s. Another measure, watts per terahash, describes energy efficiency. In Mining mode, these two measures help determine a miner’s bitcoin rewards after electricity and service costs are accounted for. GoMining operates the equipment and handles its upkeep. (docs.gomining.com)
Digital miners can be issued as blockchain-based collectibles on networks supported by GoMining’s collections, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, TON, and Solana. Their artwork and collectible traits are separate from the computing power recorded for the miner. Owners can manage miners through the app and, where supported, sell them through a marketplace. (docs.gomining.com)
Token and wallet activity
GOMINING can be deposited into the GoMining wallet over Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, TON, and Solana. Once deposited, the platform records the balance in its in-app wallet. This lets members use their balance for platform features without making a separate blockchain transaction for every in-app action. Deposits and withdrawals connect that wallet activity to external blockchain wallets. (docs.gomining.com)
This arrangement combines three parts: physical machines perform Bitcoin mining, the GoMining app tracks miner activity and balances, and supported blockchains allow tokens and digital miners to move between wallets. Understanding these parts helps explain why a GOMINING transaction, a digital-miner transfer, and a bitcoin mining payout are different events. (docs.gomining.com)
Tokenomics & Utility
The weekly burn-and-mint cycle
GoMining states that GOMINING began with an issuance of 436,915,240 tokens and has a long-term target supply of 100 million. Its method for changing supply centers on maintenance payments. During each weekly cycle, tokens used for digital-miner maintenance are collected. At the end of the cycle, those tokens are burned, and a new amount is minted under the rules for that period, called an epoch. (gomining.com)
Burning and minting need to be considered together. If fewer tokens are minted than were burned, the total supply falls by the difference. Governance votes can affect how much is permanently removed. The voting system also allows a cycle in which the amount minted equals the amount burned, leaving supply unchanged for that cycle. The target supply is a goal of the model, rather than a fixed result of every weekly cycle. (gomining.com)
Newly minted tokens follow a stated allocation: 65% goes to hashpower service providers, 20% to holders of veGOMINING voting power, 10% to ecosystem rewards, and 5% to the GoMining team. The ecosystem share can support features such as mining-mode discounts and Miner Wars prizes. This allocation connects token issuance to equipment services, participation, and platform programs. (docs.gomining.com)
Locking and voting
Members can lock GOMINING for periods ranging from one week to four years to receive veGOMINING voting power. Both the number of tokens locked and the time remaining on the lock affect that power. Holders can vote on the burn-and-mint process and the allocation of certain ecosystem rewards. The newly minted tokens assigned to veGOMINING holders are distributed as weekly rewards. (docs.gomining.com)
Ecosystem & Use Cases
Mining, marketplace, and games
The token’s most direct use is paying digital-miner maintenance fees. GoMining offers a discount of up to 20% for maintenance paid in GOMINING, with the amount depending on the account’s qualifying token holdings and settings. Members can also use the token for miners, upgrades, and other items offered through the platform’s marketplace. (docs.gomining.com)
Miner Wars gives digital-miner owners another way to use their miners. Players join clans, use game features such as boosts, and compete for prizes. GOMINING can be spent on game actions and awarded to eligible winners, while some clan prizes are paid in bitcoin. The game extends the token’s use beyond routine mining costs into competition and community activity. (docs.gomining.com)
GoMining’s broader app brings together miners, a multi-asset wallet, and other Bitcoin-focused services. For GOMINING, the key connection is practical: a member can receive or acquire tokens, use them within the app, lock them for votes, or move them to a supported external wallet. (docs.gomining.com)
Advantages & Challenges
A clear role in the platform
GOMINING has several defined uses. It can reduce a member’s maintenance bill, serve as a payment method for platform purchases, support game activity, and provide access to governance. Its weekly token allocation also gives service providers and voting participants stated roles in the economic model. These features make the token closely tied to activity that already takes place inside GoMining. (docs.gomining.com)
The model is also more complex than a token with a fixed supply. Supply changes depend on maintenance payments, epoch rules, and voting results. A member who locks tokens gains voting power but must wait until the chosen lock period ends to unlock them. Meanwhile, the mining service depends on physical equipment and operating costs, even though much of the customer experience happens in an app. These are important features to understand when comparing GoMining with other crypto projects. (gomining.com)
Where to Buy & Wallets
GOMINING can be purchased through a GoMining account or on supported exchanges. GoMining lists centralized exchanges including Kraken, KuCoin, Bitfinex, Bitget, Gate, and MEXC, along with decentralized exchanges including Uniswap and PancakeSwap. Its purchase guide also describes buying the token through Trust Wallet. Exchange availability and supported purchase methods vary by location and platform. (gomining.com)
The GoMining wallet supports GOMINING deposits on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, TON, and Solana. External wallet options include Trust Wallet and, for Ethereum-based token locking, wallets connected through MetaMask or WalletConnect. A transfer uses the network selected for that transaction, so the sending and receiving wallet details must match that network. (docs.gomining.com)
Regulatory & Compliance
GoMining uses identity checks for parts of its service. Its documentation says basic know-your-customer verification is required for GOMINING withdrawals and for certain digital-miner actions. It also identifies jurisdictions where account access is restricted. These platform requirements sit alongside the rules that exchanges and payment providers apply in the places where they operate. (docs.gomining.com)
In the European Union, the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework covers many crypto-asset offers and services, with authorization rules for covered service providers. In the United States, the legal treatment of a crypto-asset transaction depends on its facts and circumstances. Neither framework gives every token the same classification simply because it is described as a utility token. (esma.europa.eu)
A formal halal or Shariah ruling for GOMINING is not established in the project’s published token materials. Such an assessment would need to consider the token’s actual uses, including maintenance payments, trading, governance locks, and rewards, rather than its name alone. (docs.gomining.com)
Future Outlook
GoMining has expanded from digital mining into a wider Bitcoin-focused app. Its longer-term plans have included more ways to hold and use digital assets, while its token continues to connect maintenance payments, marketplace activity, and voting. The future role of GOMINING will depend in part on how often members use those existing features and how governance decisions shape the weekly token cycle. (gomining.com)
The project’s main educational point remains straightforward: the token is designed around a service with physical mining infrastructure, rather than around blockchain activity alone. As GoMining develops its products, the distinction between bitcoin rewards, digital miners, and the GOMINING token will remain central to understanding the ecosystem. (docs.gomining.com)
Summary
GoMining Token is a utility and governance asset for a platform that connects digital miners to physical Bitcoin mining equipment. Members use GOMINING for maintenance, purchases, games, and voting, while a weekly burn-and-mint process links its supply to platform activity. Its place in the crypto ecosystem comes from that combination of mining services, app-based tools, and token-holder participation. (docs.gomining.com)
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