INDEPENDENT • NOT AFFILIATED WITH GOMINING
An independent planning companion for GoMining
GoMining runs the digital miners and BTC rewards. Flywheel helps you plan TH, GOM and maintenance before you choose what to do in GoMining.
PLAIN-ENGLISH GUIDE
How the GoMining flywheel works
There is no single best strategy. The right approach is a personal choice based on what you want to achieve, how long you plan to continue and which risks or commitments you are comfortable with.
Independent educational material. Not affiliated with or endorsed by GoMining. Not financial advice.
AT A GLANCE
The flywheel in four moves
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A useful loop starts with real mining output and keeps its operating costs visible.
1. TH earns BTC: Mining power produces gross BTC rewards.
2. Pay maintenance: Operating charges reduce gross rewards; liquid GOM may settle them.
3. Support runway: Locked GOM may bring governance rewards, while liquid GOM stays available.
4. Choose surplus: Hold net BTC or consider adding mining power after checking current terms.
This is a planning cycle, not a guarantee that rewards cover costs.
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TH earns BTC
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Pay maintenance
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Support runway
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Choose surplus
This is a planning cycle, not a guarantee that rewards cover costs.
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New to Flywheel? Start simply.
On Day One, the plan box below the menu lets you enter capital, choose a currency and review the editable 1 TH miner and power-upgrade prices. The upgrade price starts at the miner cost and follows it until you enter a different price. These values stay in sync with the full Simple plan below. Press Build my Flywheel in either place, or open Advanced assumptions to inspect or override the remaining values; closing it never resets them. Review the compact model scope and the result’s source and freshness for key prices, production and maintenance. Stale, edited or user-imported decision inputs make a PASS provisional. Verify sources independently before any action, and recalculate if values change; a recent JSON timestamp shows age, not authenticity. For an existing account, the calculator can flag a liquid maintenance shortfall from entered or imported values, but it cannot confirm that existing obligations are funded. A valid HOLD remains a no-action result, and VIP status remains modelled rather than verified account status. The optional data panel can stay closed until you need your own account data. For an existing GoMining user, the intended default is a valid read-only connection; manual entry or supported JSON is the fallback when that connection is unavailable or unwanted.
Day One, Day Two+, Horizons and Rolling Day include short narrated guides beside their starting headings, with written steps and the same films in Explainers. Opening a guide does not start it; playing another video stops the previous video and its sound.
Start with Day One’s Simple plan →Watch the 34-second first-plan guide →Watch Day Two+, Horizons and Rolling Day guides →The planned rewards programme is separate from calculator results and GoMining rewards. My rewards is for Founders, paid members and existing earned claims; trial access alone does not qualify. Invitation links record the introducer automatically after sign-in; alternatively, use Account → Enter a referral code before your first payment and within seven days of signup. The full conditions explain paid qualification, verified referrals and manual USDT payouts after funds are received.
Read the rewards conditions →Why can the GOM allocation be larger than the TH allocation?
Because the two allocations do different jobs. TH is productive capacity; GOM is both operating support and governance capital. A flywheel may need enough liquid GOM to protect the maintenance runway and enough locked GOM to support votes, weekly rewards and a useful VIP tier. Optimising only for the largest day-one TH figure can leave the fleet underfunded.
The GOM is not automatically “spent” when allocated. Liquid tokens remain a balance until used, withdrawn or reallocated. Locked tokens remain yours but are unavailable until the lock permits withdrawal; their market value can rise or fall and their votes decay over time.
Choose the page for your next step
Choose the page that matches what you want to do now. You can move between them at any time.
How the pages fit together
Day One establishes the baseline with daily Service Button use and reinvestment off. Day Two+ handles upgrade and reward-routing comparisons. Horizons carries an explicit copy of the starting inputs to compare longer-term strategies. Rolling Day compares saved, user-confirmed checkpoints over time and flags bounded power, liquid GOM or daily BTC changes for source review. An imported JSON checkpoint is not independently verified against the provider. Check each page’s scope notice before relying on a result.
Flywheel Day One provides estimates only and executes no transactions. Verify all values before committing funds.