Cellula Expands Mining on ENI Chain

Cellula is taking another clear step toward building a more active, onchain-first game economy with the rollout of BitLife Mining on ENI Chain. Starting January 26 at 1:00 PM (UTC+1), players can begin earning token rewards by actively participating in the ecosystem rather than simply holding assets. Powered by Cellula’s vPoW model, this launch connects in-game actions to onchain rewards, while introducing a daily lottery loop designed to keep engagement consistent and lightweight.

For fans of evolving blockchain games, this update is a good example of how token distribution mechanics are becoming more game-like and less passive.

What Is BitLife Mining on ENI Chain?

At its core, BitLife Mining is Cellula’s vPoW-driven distribution phase. Instead of rewarding idle wallets, the system directs emissions to players who actively use BitLife inside the Cellula ecosystem. Players interact with BitLife, perform onchain actions, and then claim rewards directly on ENI Chain.

Cellula positions BitLife as the centerpiece of both gameplay and economic progression. The idea is simple but deliberate: what you do in-game should have measurable, onchain consequences. Mining rewards aren’t abstract bonuses—they’re directly tied to participation and claimed through smart contracts on ENI Chain.

How vPoW Changes the Reward Model

Traditional mining or staking models often favor early adopters and large holders. Cellula’s vPoW approach shifts that balance by emphasizing activity over capital. Rewards flow to players who consistently interact with BitLife, creating a tighter feedback loop between gameplay and token distribution.

This design aligns well with modern blockchain game economies, where developers are increasingly focused on retention, daily engagement, and sustainable emissions rather than short-term hype cycles.

Token Migration and Supply Details

Alongside the BitLife Mining launch, Cellula completed a supply migration to ENI Chain. According to the project’s announcement:

• 4,312,500 CELA were burned on BSC

• An equivalent amount was minted on ENI Chain

• 3,333,333.333 CELA are allocated for BitLife Mining rewards

• 979,166.667 CELA are reserved for additional mining initiatives

To maintain transparency, Cellula published both the onchain burn transaction hash and the ENI Chain CELA contract address, allowing anyone to independently verify the migration. This kind of onchain accountability is increasingly expected across serious blockchain gaming projects.

Phase 1 Reward Schedule Explained

BitLife Mining is structured in multiple phases, with Phase 1 running from January 26 through April 25. During this period, rewards accrue every five minutes at a rate of 128.600823 esCELA per interval.

Rather than relying on large, infrequent token drops, Cellula opted for a steady emission model. Frequent micro-rewards encourage regular check-ins and reinforce the idea that consistent participation matters more than timing a single claim window.

esCELA and Time-Based Conversion

All BitLife Mining rewards are minted as esCELA, not immediately liquid CELA. This is where the system introduces a subtle but important behavioral lever.

• Hold esCELA for 30 days to convert it to CELA at a 100% rate

• Convert earlier and receive CELA at a discounted rate

This time-based conversion model creates a natural incentive to hold rewards longer, supporting ecosystem stability while still allowing flexibility for players who prefer faster liquidity. It’s a familiar mechanic in DeFi, now thoughtfully adapted for a game-centric environment.

The Daily EGas Mining Lottery

In parallel with BitLife Mining, Cellula is launching a daily EGas Mining Lottery. This feature adds a simple, recurring onchain activity designed to distribute EGas through regular participation.

Key parameters include:

• 24-hour lottery cycles

• Two-second block cadence

• Entry price of 0.05 CELA

• Block reward of 0.05 EGas

Rather than a one-time airdrop, the lottery creates a daily routine—something players can return to regularly as part of their broader BitLife loop.

How to Participate in BitLife Mining

Cellula outlines a straightforward onboarding process, primarily using Bitget Wallet and ENI Chain. The published steps include:

1. Add ENI Chain to Bitget Wallet and acquire EGas for transaction fees

2. Buy four BitLife and “charge” your BitLife

3. Participate in the ENI Mining Lottery

4. Claim esCELA and convert it into CELA when ready

Having EGas available is essential, as all interactions—from claiming rewards to lottery entries—take place on ENI Chain.

BitLife’s Role in Cellula’s Game Economy

From a broader perspective, BitLife Mining reinforces Cellula’s long-term design philosophy. BitLife isn’t positioned as a disposable NFT or a short-lived farming tool—it’s a foundational asset within a structured, evolving economy.

By tying ongoing rewards to repeated participation and layering in time-based incentives through esCELA, Cellula aims to make “play-to-earn” feel less like a marketing event and more like a living economic system. ENI Chain serves as the onchain backbone for this vision, hosting both mining and lottery mechanics directly at the protocol level.

Key Dates and Onchain References

To recap the most important details:

• Launch time: January 26 at 1:00 PM (UTC+1)

• Phase 1 duration: January 26 to April 25

• Burn transaction hash: 0xb584bb2ec75e730aeb3396420c665df9ce720f10dc4cd286d76e94c86c4145f

• ENI Chain CELA contract: 0xA527D65f0C366A0f584431037Dd2E7B074a909A5

For players who enjoy active participation and evolving reward systems, BitLife Mining on ENI Chain offers a clear look at where the next generation of blockchain games is heading.