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# 10. How to get more Power?
In RollerCoin, there are **two types of regular power**:
1. **Temporary Power** — earned by playing mini-games or earning any Temporary Power from various events.
2. **Permanent Power** — obtained by purchasing Miners (the power amount is listed in the Miner’s description).
Power you get from playing the Games
Power you get from purchasing the Miners
#### Key Differences:
* **Permanent Power**: A long-term investment that consistently boosts your mining power. The more Miners you acquire, the more stable power and rewards you’ll earn.
* **Temporary Power**: A short-term boost to performance that can be achieved by playing Games.
#### Pro Tip:
To maximize your success, combine **Temporary Power** (for quick boosts) with **Permanent Power** (for steady growth). This strategy will help you dominate the Network, achieve higher rewards, and sustain your progress in the game.
**Power Conversion Reference**:
{% hint style="info" %}
1 Ph/s = 1 000 Th/s = 1 000 000 Gh/s
{% endhint %}
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