Giragon is a GPS-based mining engine. Walk in the real world to discover drops, mine drip zones, and earn YNY — a digital currency with a hard cap of 21 million coins.

Drops appear on the map around you. Walk within range and collect them. Each drop has a rarity from Gnome to Giragon — rarer drops are worth more YNY but spawn less often and fade faster.

Drip zones are mining areas. Stand inside one to start mining YNY at a steady rate. Stay longer, earn more.

Quarterly scavenger hunts. Collect a sequence of drops in order across the map. First player to complete the hunt wins a bonus.

Only 21,000,000 YNY will ever exist. Rewards halve every 210,000 transactions — just like Bitcoin. Early players earn the most.

Your lifetime YNY earnings determine your tier, from Crofter to Mythic. Earn 10% of your tier threshold each year to keep your rank.

This is a get-outside game. Please read the rules below — they exist to keep play fair and to keep you safe.

Drop dwell: drops only collect after you have been within range for at least 30 seconds (Premium 22.5s, Ultimate 15s). A walker, biker, or someone who pulls over to look around easily satisfies this. A car cruising past at speed does not. Tapping a drop on the map opens an info card with a live countdown, but it does not bypass the dwell — collection is automatic once you have been there long enough.

Drip zones: drip-zone areas are placed in parks, trails, and other car-free spaces. To mine, you have to physically be inside the zone. Drive to the trailhead if you must, but you have to walk or bike to the zone itself.

Anti-cheat: the server watches for impossible movement. Specifically:

• 5 collections in 10 seconds or 10 collections in a minute → account paused 10 minutes (auto-clears).
• Average speed over 33 mph between two collections → account hard-flagged for admin review (this almost always means GPS spoofing).

Pauses release themselves; flagged accounts have to be cleared by an admin. If you think you were flagged in error, contact us with the time and the route you actually took.

GPS reliability: Giragon uses your phone’s reported GPS position. Indoor or thick-canopy areas can be inaccurate. The server records the accuracy your device reports for forensic review.

Don’t play and drive. No drop is worth a wreck. Tap-collect is the legitimate path for vehicles — pull over first.

Be aware of your surroundings. Don’t trespass on private land, climb fences, cross streets without looking, or wander into unsafe areas chasing a drop. Use common sense.

YNY today: tokens are not redeemable for cash and have no monetary value. Treat them as game points. The supply / halving mechanics are part of the gameplay loop, not a financial product.