What BitLife Mining on ENI Chain is

Cellula frames BitLife Mining as a vPoW driven distribution phase that routes rewards to active participants instead of passive holders. In practical terms, players use BitLife in the Cellula ecosystem, then receive mining rewards that are paid out as esCELA and claimed on ENI Chain. Cellula positions this as part of a broader progression loop where BitLife sits at the center of gameplay and economy, and where onchain actions are meant to map to in game outcomes.

The onchain setup also includes a supply migration component. Cellula states it burned 4,312,500 CELA on BSC and issued an equivalent amount on ENI Chain, with 3,333,333.333 CELA allocated for BitLife Mining distribution and the remaining 979,166.667 reserved for additional mining. The Medium post includes an onchain burn transaction hash and the ENI Chain CELA contract address for verification.

How the reward schedule works in Phase 1

Cellula describes BitLife Mining as running in multiple phases, with Phase 1 set for January 26 through April 25. During this phase, rewards accrue on a five minute cadence, with a stated reward rate of 128.600823 esCELA per interval. In other words, the system is designed around frequent, small emissions rather than infrequent, large drops.

A key detail is the rewards asset itself. Cellula says rewards are minted as esCELA, and that esCELA can be converted to CELA at a 100 percent rate if held for 30 days, while earlier exits receive a discounted conversion. This creates a built in time preference that encourages longer holding periods, while still leaving an option for users who want liquidity sooner.

The daily EGas Mining Lottery

In addition to BitLife Mining, Cellula’s post introduces a daily EGas Mining Lottery with fixed parameters. The lottery runs on a 24 hour cycle, uses a two second block cadence, and prices participation at 0.05 CELA per entry, with a stated block reward of 0.05 EGas. The intention, as presented, is to add a lightweight daily routine that distributes EGas via recurring participation rather than one time claims.

How to participate, based on Cellula’s published steps

Cellula’s instructions emphasize a straightforward setup flow through Bitget Wallet and ENI Chain configuration. The published checklist includes:

  1. Add ENI Chain to Bitget Wallet and acquire EGas for fees
  2. Buy four BitLife and “charge” your BitLife
  3. Participate in the ENI Mining Lottery
  4. Claim sCELA, then convert it into CELA

These steps are presented as the baseline path for entering the new mining and lottery loops, with the expectation that most users will need EGas on hand to complete transactions on ENI Chain.

Where this fits in Cellula’s wider game economy

Cellula’s documentation positions BitLife as a core asset in the project’s broader progression design, with the system aiming to make “play to earn” activity feel closer to a structured economy than a one off promotional event. The ENI Chain mining rollout reinforces that direction by attaching ongoing rewards to repeated participation, while using esCELA’s time based conversion to shape user behavior around retention.

From an ecosystem standpoint, the ENI user documentation frames ENI as an environment built to support apps and user activity across its ecosystem, which is consistent with Cellula placing both mining and lottery mechanics directly on ENI Chain.

Key dates and onchain references provided by Cellula

Cellula’s announcement specifies a start time of January 26 at 1:00 PM (UTC+1), and defines Phase 1 as running from January 26 through April 25. The post also publishes onchain references including the burn transaction hash (0xb584bb2ec75e730aeb3396420c665df9ce720f10dc4cd286d76e94c86c4145f) and the ENI Chain CELA contract address (0xA527D65f0C366A0f584431037Dd2E7B074a909A5).