Frequently asked questions

The Epoch Vault draw picks 21 winners and the pot is split equally between them, and one wallet can only win once, so splitting the same total bet across several wallets does not raise the chance of winning a prize (that depends on total entries). It raises how many slots you can hold. Your amount per round does not change; it is divided between them.

The number you set is a ceiling: it is the most wallets you allow, and how many actually run is however many of them are funded and ready. Fund another one and it joins on its own.

You keep custody through your connected wallet. The Whiteknight platform is a Solana smart contract that holds the mining balances and lets anyone collect winnings on your behalf, while withdrawals return USDC, cbBTC, and RUSH to your wallet.

Yes. Withdraw everything returns your USDC, your bitcoin cash-back, and your RUSH from every sub-miner to your own wallet in one action. Withdrawals cannot be paused, not even by us.

Sat Rush pays a RUSH token alongside bitcoin cash-back. It is earned as token-vault shares on your miner. Claim All Rewards runs the USDC, cbBTC, and RUSH claim paths; Withdraw then sends the assets home. Sat Rush v2 couples its cbBTC and RUSH vault claims, so either leg may also settle the other. Redeemed vault shares are burned, stop earning vault yield, and pay Sat Rush's current 10% claim fee. RUSH is not priced into Net.

No. $RUSH is minted from round volume, so the same dollars cycled mint the same tokens. Extra wallets do not mint extra $RUSH. The FatSats gain is cheaper entries, which makes those tokens cheaper to acquire, not a larger mint.

FatSats charges 1 cent and 1% per deploy. WhiteKnight has a 1% platform fee of its own.

A slice of every deploy comes back to you as cbBTC (bitcoin on Solana), win or lose. It sits in your sub-miners valued at the live price, and the same Withdraw brings it home. The console offers a one-click swap to USDC afterwards.

Your entries into Sat Rush's two lotteries: the Epoch Vault, drawn roughly every week, which pays 21 equal prizes, and the 1 BTC Vault, which pays out one whole bitcoin once it fills. The miner buys them for you automatically out of the mining power your play earns - there is nothing to do manually.

No. Recycle converts bitcoin into more lottery exposure, and expected value falls. On the landing page the $5,000 worked example is $4,896 without Recycle against $3,436 with it, which is -29% of budget. Even without the 10% claim fee it is still -3.2%.

It skips Sat Strike rounds where the pot is too small for the fee to be worth paying. Below break-even it should stay off rather than quietly costing you money. At a $500 budget the landing page leaves it off for that reason.

Usually one of a few things: a sub-miner's balance dropped below your per-round amount, your Sat Strike pot range said to wait, or your run limit finished. The Profile page lists every round with the exact reason.

Your money lives in Whiteknight's Solana smart-contract accounts, not with us. Mining pauses until we are back, and a pause costs you time, never rounds or balances. Withdraw keeps working directly on chain the whole time.