Crypto Mining
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mic_crypto turns crypto into something players build with their hands. They buy a warehouse from a dealer, carry mining rigs inside, slot graphics cards, power supplies and fans into them one by one, and then sit down at a laptop to point that hashrate at the coins they want.
The rigs keep mining while the owner is offline. What they mine is sold on an exchange whose prices move on the server, so the laptop is where the money is made — or lost. It runs on ESX, QBCore or QBox, uses fmLib for the inventory side, and ships its props in a companion resource, mic_crypto_props.
Key features
Section titled “Key features”- Warehouses you own 🏢
Three sizes — small, medium and large — bought from an NPC dealer with cash or bank. Each one is a private instance: nobody walks into yours unless you let them. A player can own more than one. - Rigs you build in the world 🔌
Use a rig item inside your warehouse and carry it to a free spot; markers show where it fits. Then carry GPUs, PSUs and fans to the rig and press E to install each one. Every part shows on the physical rig. - Power that matters ⚡
PSUs provide watts, GPUs and fans draw them. A GPU or fan that would push a rig past its PSU capacity will not go in — install the power first. - Mining OS 🖥️
The warehouse laptop opens a full desktop on its screen: a hardware shop with 3D previews of each part, your hashrate split between coins with sliders, your balances, and the history of every trade. - An exchange that moves 📈
Four coins out of the box, each with its own base price, volatility and mining difficulty. Prices move every 15 minutes and are saved, so a restart does not reset the market. - Offline mining 📴
Rigs keep producing while the owner is disconnected, at a rate you choose — full speed, half, or none. - Deliveries 📦
Parts bought on the laptop arrive as a box in the warehouse to pick up, or straight into the inventory — your choice. - Shared warehouses 🤝
Invite a nearby player by server ID. They can enter, build and trade in that warehouse until you remove them. - Unmount parts 🔧
Mark components on the laptop, walk to the rig, press E, and they go back to your inventory. - Discord logs 📡
One webhook for crypto purchases and one for sales, with the character, their identifiers, the coin, the amount and the total. - Eleven languages 🗣️
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Arabic, Japanese, Korean and Russian — the game text and the laptop screen.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”| You need | Why |
|---|---|
| ESX, QBCore or QBox | Money, identifiers, notifications and callbacks. Detected on its own |
| oxmysql | Warehouses, rigs, wallets and trades live in your database |
| fmLib | Adds, removes and registers the items in your inventory |
| mic_crypto_props | The rig and part models. Ships with your purchase |
| ox_target, qb-target or neither | Interaction; drawtext (press E) works with no target at all |
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”| Page | What is in it |
|---|---|
| 🪛 Installation | Both folders, the start order, the SQL file, the twelve items, and a first test |
| 🎨 Customization | Every config file: the dealer, the warehouses, the shop, the coins, the webhooks |
| 🩺 Troubleshooting | Items that do nothing, parts that will not install, a laptop that says it is in use |