A claim can be successful and still be inefficient if the fee takes a large share of the reward. The useful comparison is not only “how much is available?” but also “how much remains after the estimated fee?”
What the dashboard compares
The estimated APTM currently waiting to be claimed from the MineBots found for the wallet.
A fee estimate based on recent public claim transactions. It can change before a real transaction is submitted.
The estimated fee divided by the estimated reward. A higher percentage means more of the reward would be spent on the claim.
The reward after subtracting the estimated fee. This can be negative when the fee is greater than the reward.
A practical five-step check
- Paste a public wallet address.The dashboard does not need a connection, signature, private key, or seed phrase.
- Look at each MineBot separately.Different bot types and claim histories can have different reward and fee patterns.
- Compare the fee percentage.There is no universal “perfect” percentage. Decide what loss you are comfortable accepting and compare it with the alternatives.
- Consider batching where the official app allows it.Several eligible reward periods in one supported claim can spread the transaction cost, but always confirm the official app’s current limits and displayed fee.
- Confirm before signing.Use the official Miner application, check the network and final fee, and remember that this dashboard never submits a claim.
Why waiting can help
When rewards are small, the fee may consume a large share. Waiting allows more reward periods to build before one claim, which can lower the fee percentage. Waiting is not always better: contract rules, expiry windows, gas conditions, and personal cash-flow needs can change the decision.
What the estimate cannot promise
The dashboard uses public records and observed claim behaviour. It cannot promise the final amount, the exact gas fee, future production, token value, or the result of an official app transaction. Treat the estimate as a planning aid and verify the live figures immediately before signing.