TAKE
AN COIN

01Abstract

Take An Coin is a round-based game on Roblox in which players take coins from nests guarded by sleeping pets, carry them back to their own base, and crack them into coins that generate earnings per second. It went live on 25 July 2026 and quickly became one of the most-played experiences on the platform by concurrent players.

That income is spent on pens, treadmills and trails. Treadmill steps add Speed, the equipped trail multiplies it, and Speed is what unlocks the next biome. The loop is short and the reward is legible, which is why the servers stay full: every nest resets on a five-minute timer, so a zone you clear is already refilling behind you.

02Premise

Twelve biomes are arranged as a ladder rather than a map to wander. Testnet asks for no Speed at all, Mempool asks for 900, and the last zone, Angels & Demons, asks for 20B. Each biome carries its own coin list, running from a floor rarity to a ceiling rarity, and the ceiling rises as the gate does.

A guardian sleeps beside every nest in every zone. Approach quietly, take the coin, and get out: a bigger coin is heavier, and being caught means dropping it for whoever is behind you. Later biomes keep much stronger guardians, and the endgame zone keeps three.

03Core loop

1. Take - lift a coin from a nest in any biome you can enter, past the guardian sleeping beside it.
2. Carry - run it back to your own base. The bigger the coin, the heavier it is and the slower you move.
3. Crack - the coin becomes a pet, and the crack rolls its rarity tier, its size and a chance at a mutation.
4. Earn - every cracked pet pays income per second, which is the only currency in the game.
5. Upgrade - income buys treadmills and trails. Treadmill steps add Speed; the equipped trail multiplies it.
6. Repeat - the next biome needs more Speed, and every nest refills every five minutes, so another run is always waiting.

04The crack

One coin rolls four separate things: which pet it holds, the rarity tier of that pet, its size, and whether a mutation lands. Size and colour are independent rolls, so the same pet can crack as a plain Giant or as a Rainbow Normal. Coin colour is purely cosmetic and never changes income; shape, size and mutation are the parts that move the number.

Sizes and mutations multiply rather than add, which is where the big numbers come from: a Rainbow Huge is 100 x 3.5 x 5 = $1,750/s, or 17.5 times the pet's base rate. Spirit Bloom (2.5x, from the Sakura Incubator) and Bloom (1.25x, from the Sakura event) round out the list.

05Treadmill and trail

Speed comes from two places and nowhere else. The treadmill decides what one step is worth, and every treadmill is bought with income rather than Robux. The trail multiplies that gain, and only one trail can be equipped at a time, so the trail choice is the bigger of the two decisions.

The ladder carries on to The Freeze (+100, 3B), Lucky Block (+200, 75B) and Hacker (+500, Secret tier, cost not listed). Newer treadmills exist in game, including an Angelic badge, but the ladder stops at Hacker. The trail ladder runs Grey 1.5x for 100, Green 2x for 5k, Blue 2.5x for 75k, Purple 3x for 1.5M, Golden 3.5x for 30M, Red 4x for 750M, Galaxy 5x for 20B and Secret 7x for 500B.

06Size, weight and income

Each pet has a hidden base weight tied to its base income, so size feeds straight into money per second. Normal, Giant and Huge are the three sizes, and the size roll is independent of the colour roll, which means a plain Huge and a Rainbow Huge are different events.

Above 125x its base weight a pet switches to diminishing returns, at an exponent of 2/5. In practice that reads as roughly 17x base value at 100x base weight, roughly 23x at 200x and roughly 45x at 1000x.

07Nests and resets

Every coin in the game comes out of a nest, and every nest resets every five minutes. That timer is the reason a server is never short of runs: a zone you have already cleared is filling up again while you spend your income on Speed.

• Reset: five minutes, per nest, in every biome.
• Event coins: the Brainrot, Monster and Rift groups never spawn in a normal nest. They come from the Store or from events such as Admin Abuse.
• The Rift group is the largest event group, with 22 coins including six Event-tier dragon coins.
• Caught? The coin drops where you are tagged and the next player can pick it up, so the carry is the whole risk.

08Rarity ladder

• Common and Uncommon fill the early nests, where the cheapest coins sit: BLAST, SAGA, STORJ, LRC, JOE and TAIKO among them.
• Rare to Legendary is the middle of the ladder and the ceiling of most early zones. Testnet tops out at Rare with SKL.
• Mythic, Cosmic, Secret and Eternal are the late zones: Liquidation, Genesis Block, Diamond Hands and Satoshi's Vault.
• Divine is the top of the ladder and the only tier with a cracked badge.
• Divine coins are BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, TRX and ZEC, and all seven sit in Satoshi's Vault.

09The twelve biomes

Each zone has one guardian beside its nests and one Speed gate to enter it. In order: Testnet (no gate, Chicken), Mempool (900, Swan), Alt Season (10K, Scorpion), Bull Run (40K, Tiger), Bear Trap (170K, Yeti) and Halving (700K, Cerberus).

The back half of the ladder is Leverage (2.5M, Moby), Liquidation (18M, T-Rex), Whale Vault (700M, Cosmic Skeleton), Genesis Block (2.5B, Oni Tiger), Diamond Hands (7B, Gorilla King) and Satoshi's Vault (20B, with ArchAngel, World Burner and Aetheron all guarding the same zone).

10Where the coins come from