Soros Network Guide

How Soros Mining Works

A simple guide to Soros Network’s verified six-hour mining sessions, 0.1 SRS hourly rate, claims and repeat sessions.

1. Create and verify an account

A member first creates a Soros Network account and verifies the email address using the code sent during registration. Verification helps confirm that the account belongs to a real person and is required before reward-bearing activities are accepted.

2. Start a mining session

When mining is available, a verified member can select Start Mining. Only one active session is allowed per account. The platform records the start time and calculates progress from that point; the process does not use a visitor’s phone to perform blockchain calculations.

3. Let the six-hour session run

Each session lasts six hours. The base rate is 0.1 SRS per hour, so the maximum base reward for a complete session is 0.6 SRS. The app shows the remaining time and current session progress.

4. Complete and claim

After the session reaches completion, the member can submit a claim. The platform checks the session’s timing, ownership, account eligibility and prior claim status before recording the reward. A session cannot be claimed twice.

5. Start the next session

Once the previous session has been properly completed and claimed, the member can start another eligible session. Starting repeatedly does not increase the hourly rate or bypass the six-hour cycle.

See the complete Mining Rules for verification, account-status and abuse-prevention conditions.

What “mining” means here

In Soros Network, mining is the platform’s timed participation and reward process during the pre-launch phase. SRS is not yet deployed on-chain. Participation does not guarantee that SRS will have a market price, become exchange-listed or produce financial returns.