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| Scam? | No (or not yet) |
| Project status | Active |
| Launch date (approx.) | 31 Oct 2026 |
| End date (approx.) | |
| My entry date | 31 Oct 2026 |
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âšī¸ General information
Static Vein is a Telegram passive mining app that allows users to earn its native on-chain token, $VEIN. The mechanics are familiar to anyone who has tried similar mining projects: keep your mining active, complete tasks, invite friends and accumulate tokens.
You can mine $VEIN passively, while additional rewards are available through completing tasks and inviting friends. Another important feature is that your mining speed increases with the number of $VEIN tokens you hold. This encourages users to accumulate tokens rather than immediately withdraw everything they earn.
The stated minimum withdrawal is 15,000 $VEIN, which is a fairly substantial amount considering the token's current market price. I haven't tested withdrawals yet, so actual payout reliability remains unconfirmed.
There are some positive aspects of the token contract:
- Burnt liquidity pool: approximately 2,000 TON worth of liquidity has reportedly been burnt.
- Revoked admin rights: the token administrator's privileges have reportedly been revoked, reducing certain smart contract risks.
However, there is one major concern: the developer reportedly holds almost the entire token supply in their wallet. If those tokens are sold, the resulting sell pressure could cause a dramatic price collapse. Burnt liquidity and revoked admin rights do not protect holders against concentrated token ownership or market manipulation.
The app offers an interesting mining model, but withdrawals are still untested and the token distribution creates a significant risk of a potential dump. Proceed carefully, verify the on-chain data yourself and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
| Amount | Currency (Network) | Commission | |
|---|---|---|---|
| đ° Min. withdrawal | 15000.0000 | $VEIN (TON) | 5.0% |
| đ¸ Min. investment | No |