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# 16. What is a Resource Well Event?
## What exactly is the Resource Well?
It's an event where you can burn not only your Miners and Racks but also Batteries, crypto tokens, and in-game currency for great rewards!
## How does Resource Well works?
Burn items and currency to earn points.
Your points fill up a progression made up of stages — each stage brings a reward.
Complete all stages to claim the final prize. The fastest players receive a boosted reward.
## What is a boosted reward?
The first players to finish the event receive an upgraded reward. Everyone else still gets a prize — just a bit less fancy.
## How are points awarded?
Burn items or currency to earn points. The more valuable the item, the more points you get.
Some items have unique values, which are displayed in the burn window.
## What items can I burn in the Resource Well?
Almost everything can be burned: Miners, Racks, Parts, Batteries, and even currencies — both in-game currencies such as RLT and RST, and cryptocurrencies available on RollerCoin.
Items are burned one by one. For currencies, the minimum burn amount is 0.01 USDT.
{% hint style="info" %}
The items and currencies you burn cannot be retrieved after the process is done.
So be sure to check if you want to burn selected items or not before doing so.
{% endhint %}
## Are there any limits?
Some item categories have burn limits. You can’t earn more points from that category once the limit is reached.
## What happens if I exceed the Resource Well burning limit?
Extra points carry over to the next stage, so you can complete multiple stages at once.
However, if you burn more than the total event requires, the excess is lost with no compensation.
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