Dig It: digging your way to gold

Most tap games promise abstract tokens. Dig It took another route and tied the game to real gold: its NUGS currency is supposed to convert into assets backed by physical metal reserves. The game itself is simple: spin, dig for ore and grow a mining colony. ⛏️

It is made by the studio Flashy Fun, runs on the TON blockchain and needs no install.

How mining works

• Energy. Spent on spins and digging, then it refills.
• Ore. The main resource you dig up.
• NUGS. The core reward currency, short for nuggets, shared across the studio's games.
• Crates. Loot boxes with boosts and NFTs.
• Quests and friends. Tasks and a referral code speed up your balance.

Season 2 and colonies

Season 2 added a colony system. You upgrade the mine, tavern, smelter, capacity, speed and bonus boosts. A new colony opens every month, so progress doesn't stall. 🏘️

The game's description puts it plainly: the more you play, the more you earn toward the Season 2 airdrop. It is free to play.

Where gold comes in

NUGS are meant as a bridge to real gold. The project says they will be convertible into assets backed by physical gold and tokenized reserves through registered programs. The mining partner is described as a company with large gold properties in Canada. 🪙

It sounds solid, but reviewers note that the advertised prize pool of more than 10 million dollars in gold-backed rewards lacks independent verification, and whether NUGS can actually be redeemed for gold is still unclear.

What about Season 1?

The team promised Season 1 players who earned Gold NUGS details about the next stage at a dedicated community session. Check claim terms in the project's official channels, not on third party sites.

Playing without disappointment

1. Stay free. Tap Open and dig without buying paid boosts.
2. Energy. Drop in when the bar is full so nothing goes to waste.
3. Colony. Upgrade mining speed and capacity first.
4. Wallet. If you connect a TON wallet, use a separate one with a minimal balance.
5. Expectations. Treat gold as a possible bonus, not guaranteed income.

Staying safe

Promises of a gold airdrop attract scammers. Sites with a claim your gold button and DMs from support are almost always phishing. ⚠️

• Official links only. Get news from the project's channel and accounts.
• Seed phrase. Nobody has the right to ask for it, ever.
• No upfront fees. A real airdrop never asks you to pay a withdrawal fee.