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BC.GAME says BC Engine rewards for eligible $BC holders have topped 8.6M BCD, over $8.6M, with daily reward pace up about 46%.
BC.GAME says cumulative BC Engine rewards have passed 8.6 million BCD, more than US$8.6 million, about five months after launch.
BC Engine is a rewards system inside BC Game that pays out BCD rewards to eligible holders of the $BC token.
According to the company, BC Engine launched on April 8, 2026. It runs settlement rounds every hour, which is the system’s way of calculating and distributing rewards on a recurring schedule.
BC.GAME shared three milestone updates. On May 28, it reported 2.1 million BCD in cumulative rewards. On July 28, it said rewards had crossed 5 million BCD. On September 18, cumulative rewards surpassed 8.6 million BCD.
Using those figures, the company says cumulative rewards are now more than four times higher than the late May level. It also says the average daily pace of reward accumulation increased by about 46% between the May to July period and the July to September period.
The release did not announce any funding round, investment, or acquisition.
For crypto reward programs, the key question is often whether activity is measurable and repeatable.
BC.GAME is positioning BC Engine as an always on distribution layer, not a one time promotion. In simple terms, it links platform activity to a schedule of hourly payouts, and it gives users a dashboard to track balances, unclaimed rewards, and settlement history.
If the reward pace keeps rising, BC Engine could become a bigger driver of user retention for the platform, and a clearer utility for the $BC token. It also raises a sustainability question, since the system depends on ongoing ecosystem activity to keep rewards flowing at the same rate.
Primary Source: prnewswire.com
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