Gold Fest: The Game (Season 2)
What is Gold Fest Season 2?
Gold Fest Season 2 is a Telegram game from GAMEE with a $1 million prize pool in gold-backed rewards, running from August 20 until late October, 2026.
Players dig underground, discover hidden mini-games, complete tasks, earn rewards and collect Gold Points throughout the season.
The more you play and participate, the more you can earn. The prize pool is sponsored by nGRND.
How do I play Gold Fest?
Open the Gold Fest app on Telegram.
Use Energy to dig tiles and make your way deeper underground.
As you explore, you can uncover rewards and discover mini-games hidden throughout the mine.
Playing, digging and completing other activities in Gold Fest earns you resources including XP, Gems and Gold Points.
What is coming up in Gold Fest?
Take a look at the roadmap:
What is Energy?
Energy is used to dig and play Gold Fest.
Each time you dig, you use Energy. You can earn more Energy through rewards and other activities, or get additional Energy from the Shop.
What is XP?
XP is used to progress through the Gold Fest Season Pass.
You earn XP by digging, playing and completing tasks.
The more XP you collect, the further you progress through the Season Pass and the more rewards you unlock.
What is the Season Pass?
The Season Pass is Gold Fest's progression system.
Collect XP to reach new levels and unlock rewards throughout the season, including Gems and other useful items.
There is also an upcoming Premium Pass, which will give you access to additional rewards.
What are Gems?
Gems are an in-game currency used to enter Gold Fest Giveaways.
You can earn Gems through the Season Pass, tasks, rewards and other activities.
Giveaways can offer Gold Points and other prizes, and you can enter eligible giveaways multiple times if you have enough Gems.
What are Gold Points?
Gold Points represent your progress towards the Gold Fest gold-backed rewards.
They are in-game points rather than the gold-backed token itself.
Collect as many Gold Points as you can during the season. Your Gold Points determine the value of the gold-backed rewards you can receive from Gold Fest.
How do I earn Gold Points?
Gold Points can be earned through Gold Fest activities and rewards, including Giveaways.
Keep digging, progressing through the Season Pass, completing tasks and collecting Gems to give yourself more opportunities to earn Gold Points.
What are Giveaways?
Giveaways are one of the main ways to compete for Gold Points and other prizes during Gold Fest.
Use Gems to enter. Different Giveaways may have different entry costs and rewards.
Where available, you can enter more than once to increase your chances of winning.
What is the Gold Fest Season 2 prize pool?
Gold Fest Season 2 features $1 million in nGRND Gold Protocol tokens.
It is the biggest reward pool ever launched on Telegram.
Players can earn their share by participating in Gold Fest and collecting Gold Points throughout the season.
What are the gold-backed rewards?
Gold Fest rewards are connected to nGRND's Gold Protocol, which brings real-world gold value on-chain through gold-backed digital tokens.
At the end of Gold Fest, eligible Gold Points are used to determine the value of the gold-backed rewards earned by each player.
More information about claiming and distribution will be provided before the end of the season.
Is a Gold Point the same as a gold-backed token?
No.
Gold Points are an in-game Gold Fest currency used to track your rewards. They are not themselves cryptocurrency or gold-backed tokens.
Your Gold Points are used to calculate the gold-backed rewards you are eligible to receive.
What are Tasks?
Tasks give you additional ways to earn rewards outside of digging.
They can include actions such as playing, visiting GAMEE channels or inviting friends.
Check the Tasks section regularly for new opportunities to earn XP and other rewards.
Why should I invite friends?
Inviting friends can earn you additional Gold Fest rewards and help you progress faster.
Referral rewards and special invite campaigns may also be available during the season.
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