MoonBite isn't listed anywhere. No price, no order book, no way to buy MBITE with another currency today. The one way in right now is to earn it — by mining. And that's open to everyone.
Mine MBITE on your own hardware and get the block reward straight to an address you control. Grab a self-custody wallet. Run a full node and check the chain yourself. Browse confirmed transactions in the explorer.
Start mining →Buying MBITE with another currency, selling it for one, or any kind of price discovery — none of that exists yet. All of it depends on an exchange listing that's on the roadmap with no confirmed date. We won't pretend otherwise.
See the roadmap →Mining is the fair way in. The block reward lands straight in your wallet. No middleman, no purchase, no one to trust.
Get a self-custody wallet and generate a MoonBite address (moon1…). That's where block rewards land — and the keys never leave your device.
Download the miner for Windows, macOS or Linux and run it. It pays rewards straight to your own address. Nothing ever mines in your browser.
See miner options →Find a valid block and the subsidy — currently 10 MBITE — is paid to your address. Don't take our word for it; watch it show up in the explorer.
Open the live reactor →No exchange has confirmed a listing. These are placeholder categories showing the kinds of venues being explored — not a deal, not a promise, not a partnership. If that changes, you'll see real names here.
A listing makes MBITE tradable. It doesn't hand it a value, and it doesn't turn it into an investment. Here's the honest difference.
For the first time, buyers and sellers hash out a price in an open order book. We don't set it. Nobody sets it. The market does.
Miners who want to swap rewards for another currency get a venue. People who want MBITE but don't mine finally get a way in.
An exchange holds coins for you — which means it can lose them for you. Keep your MBITE in a wallet you control and exchange risk never touches you, before or after any listing.