Selling a miner has always come down to a guess. Price it too high and it sits on the marketplace. Price it too low and you hand value to the buyer. Either way, you're guessing at a number the market hasn't told you yet.
Step-Down Auction changes that.
How it works
When you list a miner, you set two numbers: a starting price and a floor. From there, the price steps down automatically on a schedule until a buyer takes it. There's no bidding and no negotiation between buyers — the first one to accept the current price wins the miner. The price only stops falling when someone buys or when it reaches your floor.
The effect is simple. Instead of forcing you to name the perfect price up front, the market finds it for you, somewhere between your ceiling and your floor.
What else is new
Step-Down Auction launches alongside three upgrades to the secondary marketplace:
Sell a Mine Box without minting it first. You can list a Mine Box directly, skipping a step that used to stand between you and a sale.
Try it: Open the GoMining app, head to the secondary marketplace, and create your first Step-Down Auction. Set your range, and let the market find your price.
