> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ethermax.tech/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ethermax.tech/getting-starter/mining/miners-and-assets.md). # Miners & Assets ## Miners Miners increase your hashrate on the Ethermax network, enabling $MAXX rewards, each defined by three key attributes: * Hashrate: The computational power that the miner contributes to your operation. * Energy Usage: The electrical power needed to operate each miner efficiently. * Cost: The $MAXX cost to acquire a miner for your facility. Players can buy miners anytime with $MAXX, As long as they have enough power output.

## Power Generators Each player starts with a facility to house miners, which can be improved by upgrading the power generator using $MAXX, with a 24-hour cooldown between upgrades. Each power generator has three attributes: * **Miner Capacity**: The maximum number of miners this setup can support. * **Energy Output**: The total electrical power provided by the power generator. * **Upgrade Cost**: The $MAXX needed for the next power generator. The total power used by all miners must not exceed the setup’s energy output.

## Cosmetics Cosmetics are decorative miners for customizing your Ethermax facility. They occupy space like regular miners but use no energy and add zero hashpower —purely for flex. Ideal for personalizing setups, they include decor items and collab specials, boosting community vibes.

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