SET AND FORGET
The Crew
Pick a strategy, set a per-round ETH budget, and the crew commits for you every 60 seconds; no tab-watching required.
PRE-LAUNCH: this page is a strategy planner. Nothing runs and nothing is simulated - your configuration is saved in this browser, ready to register the moment on-chain automation opens at launch.
Strategy
At launch, register() escrows budget × rounds in the vault.
Automation stops after this many executed rounds.
On-chain automation opens at launch. No allowance is set, no ETH moves, and nothing is simulated - this is your saved plan.
EXECUTIONS · ON-CHAIN
No automation exists yet - nothing is simulated. Once live, keepers execute your registered strategy every round and each execution is an on-chain transaction, claimable from MiningCore.
AT LAUNCH · HOW IT WORKS ON-CHAIN
Deposit a budget
Native ETH cannot be pulled by allowance, so register() escrows your budget in the AutoCommitVault together with your strategy: which veins, how much per round, for how many rounds.
Keepers commit for you
Every 60-second round, permissionless keepers call executeAuto(); the vault commits your per-round amount through commitFor, credited to YOUR address, whether the tab is open or not. Keepers earn a 0.5% fee from each executed commitment.
Cancel anytime
One transaction stops automation and refunds the entire remaining budget. Wins never touch the vault: you claim them from MiningCore like any manual commit.
Gas note: rounds are cheap on Robinhood Chain, an Arbitrum-stack L2 where each commit costs a fraction of a cent, paid in ETH.
Emerald Forest is pre-launch: no contracts are deployed and nothing on this site accepts real funds. No activity figures exist yet and none are simulated - the site shows protocol constants and the real round clock only; live data begins at launch. Felling (mining) is a round-by-round wager, not yield: losing commitments are consumed, not refunded - they fund the winners' pot. $EMRLD conveys economic exposure only: no equity, no claim on any company, no guaranteed value. Nothing here is financial advice. High risk: only commit what you can afford to lose.