We still see rigs being activated. Please be careful. Right now there is no trading flow in the token, and the flow is what funds a shift's reward. If a shift comes in short, the loss reserve makes it whole. But keep in mind that the reserve is finite: it holds about 30% of what it started with, it does not refill, and once it is gone shifts that come in short will stay short. That would be your loss. We hope that once the hook is approved again on Uniswap, activity returns to the token and the miners have something to mine. Until then, do your own math before pressing start. What we built does not work perfectly in a real market.

Update on floors, the reserve, Uniswap and wallet warnings. The loss reserve had a bug: a hard cap of 0.5 ETH per day was left in the contract. Once it was hit, the reserve stopped answering and 627 shifts settled below their floor, 3.18 ETH short in total across 202 wallets. The cap is removed, floors are covered again, and the shortfalls are now recorded in a separate make-good contract. If one of those shifts was yours, go to cacheflow.fun, connect the wallet that paid for it and press Claim. The contract sells CACHE for exactly the missing amount and sends you ETH in the same transaction. The claim belongs to the wallet that took the loss, not to the rig, so if you sold your miner since, nothing is lost. One more thing to understand about the reserve: it pays floors by selling CACHE into the pool. If the pool runs dry, the reserve cannot sell, even with tokens still in it. The floor is only as real as the market it sells into. Uniswap: we had to move the repo, and the hook approval was tied to the old one, so $CACHE has not been routable on Uniswap for more than 20 hours. A new approval request went in right away. Trading on the site is unaffected. Wallet warnings: we have filed review requests with Blockaid and the wallet providers that use it. Once approved, most wallets will stop flagging the site as dangerous. On the mechanic itself: this is an experiment and it is not keeping up. We cannot rebuild it, only adjust the dials, and the first adjustment is to sell less CACHE into the market. Do your own math and take your own risk. The reserve is finite and does not refill on its own. If your numbers say a miner will run at a loss, do not put it on shift.