Shown advertises the pair on the deposit page. Credited controls whether the watcher accepts it at all — turning it off means deposits of that contract are ignored.

Decimals and symbol are read from the contract, never from this form.

Decimals are the precision every balance of the asset is stored in. They cannot be changed once anything is denominated in them — a change would rescale the whole ledger by a power of ten. Pick with the asset's value in mind: 6 is a millionth of a dollar on a stablecoin, but ten cents on a $100,000 coin.

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Adjustments are ledger transactions against the external account, not edits to a balance: nothing is overwritten and a mistake is corrected by an adjustment the other way. Removing more than a player holds is refused rather than taking them negative. Every adjustment is recorded below, permanently — the log cannot be edited or deleted, including by you.

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Available off hides the game and refuses bets on it — the tab disappears and the bet endpoint rejects it, so it is not merely hidden from the browser. A crash round already in flight is left to finish and settle rather than stranding the stakes in it, and a Mines game already open can still be played to the end.

RTP is what a player gets back on average, so the house edge is the remainder. It applies to bets placed from now on. Every settled bet stores the RTP it was settled at, the player's history shows it, and the public verifier takes it as an input — so changing this cannot reach back and alter whether an old bet was fair. Published game maths is a promise: changing it is a business decision, not a tuning knob.

XP is earned on every settled bet: $0.01 wagered at a 1% house edge is 1 XP, scaled by each bet's edge. Thresholds must stay strictly increasing, and level 1 always needs 0 XP. Levels never go down: lowering a threshold raises every player it now covers; raising one lowers nobody. Every change is recorded in the audit log.