BC.GAME says its BC Engine rewards program has distributed more than 8.6 million BCD, which the company values at over $8.6 million, since launching on April 8, 2026. The figure puts the hourly token-reward system within reach of the $10 million threshold less than six months after its debut.
The program pays BCD to eligible holders of the platform’s $BC token through recurring hourly settlement rounds. BC.GAME said users can track active balances, rewards already received, unclaimed BCD and past settlements through the BC Engine interface.
The latest total indicates that reward distribution accelerated through the summer. BC.GAME reported more than 2.1 million BCD in cumulative payouts on May 28, followed by more than 5 million BCD on July 28. The company’s Sept. 18 update placed the tally above 8.6 million BCD.
Based on those disclosed milestones, total BCD rewards rose by more than 309% between late May and Sept. 18. The September figure is about 4.1 times the amount BC.GAME reported in May, reflecting a rising volume of completed settlement-round payouts rather than projections tied to the market price of $BC.
Reward pace increased after July
The pace of rewards also increased between the two periods outlined by the company. From May 28 to July 28, BC Engine added roughly 2.9 million BCD in 61 days, an average of about 47,500 BCD a day.
From July 28 to Sept. 18, cumulative payouts increased by more than 3.6 million BCD over 52 days. That works out to at least 69,000 BCD a day, about 46% above the average calculated for the preceding period.
Those figures do not establish how many individual holders received rewards or how payouts were divided among participants. They do show that more BCD entered the program’s distribution record in the 52 days ending Sept. 18 than in the preceding 61-day span.
BC.GAME described BC Engine as a recurring reward mechanism designed around continued participation rather than a single promotional payment. Each settlement round records BCD earned by eligible $BC holders, with the platform presenting the process as a way for users to monitor an ongoing rewards balance.
The model gives holders a reason to consider the conditions attached to withdrawing from the reward pool. BC.GAME said withdrawals made before a seven-day waiting period is complete are subject to a 1% burn charge on the user’s total funds. A token burn removes units from circulation, although the practical effect on an individual user in this case is the direct loss imposed by the early-exit fee.
The seven-day rule places a cost on short-term movement of funds. Users weighing whether to keep BCD in the program would need to balance hourly rewards against the liquidity restriction and the potential cost of leaving early, rather than treating the displayed cumulative reward total as a simple cash-equivalent return.
Supply cap and token activity
BC.GAME said BCD has a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. A capped supply can limit future issuance, but it does not determine demand, liquidity or the value of rewards received by holders.
The company said BCD reached a price peak of $0.02 on July 23, 2026, and is held across more than 616,000 wallets. Wallet counts can indicate how broadly a token has been distributed, though they do not necessarily represent the same number of individual users because one person or organization can control multiple addresses.
BC.GAME’s $8.6 million valuation of the reward total implies a value of roughly $1 per BCD in its accounting of the program. The company framed the published tally as earned BCD from completed hourly rounds, separating the count of distributed tokens from changes in the traded value of $BC or other assets connected with its ecosystem.
That distinction matters for holders assessing their own outcome. The 8.6 million BCD figure measures the program’s aggregate distribution since April; it does not by itself show the value realized by any particular participant after fees, lock-up conditions or token-price changes.
Mexico expansion and lisbon appearance
The rewards update arrives alongside BC.GAME’s reported expansion in Mexico. The company said it increased its regulated presence in the country during 2026 and named Mexican footballer Guillermo “Memo” Ochoa as a brand ambassador.
BC.GAME also said it will attend SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon from Sept. 29 through Oct. 1. SBC Summit organizers expect about 40,000 industry professionals to attend the event.
For BC.GAME, the reward program’s growing total provides a measurable product metric as it seeks visibility in new markets and industry events. The more demanding question for $BC holders will be whether the higher pace of BCD settlements persists while participants navigate the program’s seven-day withdrawal condition and 1% early-exit burn.
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