Firms

Your business empire starts here.

Firms are the foundation of Cash City. Each firm starts with 8 desk slots for Interns. Buying a Firm is the only action in the game that costs SOL — everything else runs on $CASH.

Buying a Firm

Each firm costs 1 SOL and comes with:

  • 8 desk slots (Level 1)

  • 1 free Intern pack

You can own up to 15 Firms per wallet. More Firms means more desks, more Interns, and a larger share of the network's emissions.


Upgrading

Firms can be upgraded from Level 1 through Level 6. Each upgrade adds 2 additional desk slots, giving you more capacity to seat Interns, increase your Efficiency, and generate more $CASH. Upgrading your Firm has a 24-hour cooldown before you can upgrade again.

N/A
Level
Desk Slots
Cooldown
Upgrade Cost

1

8

N/A

1 SOL (buy)

2

10

24 hours

500 $CASH

3

12

24 hours

500 $CASH

4

14

24 hours

500 $CASH

5

16

24 hours

500 $CASH

6

18

24 hours

500 $CASH

Upgrading a firm from Level 1 to Level 6 costs 2,500 $CASH total and unlocks 10 additional desks (8 → 18).

All $CASH spent on upgrades is burned on-chain.


Firm Level & Drop Rates

Your Firm's level affects more than just desk count. Higher-level Firms also improve your Intern pack drop rates — the probability of pulling rare, epic, legendary, and mythic Interns increases with each level. See Interns for the full drop rate table.

This creates a meaningful upgrade incentive beyond raw capacity. A Level 6 Firm opening Intern Packs is statistically 3x more likely to land a Mythic Intern than a Level 1 Firm.


Strategy Notes

Buy or upgrade? A new Level 1 Firm (1 SOL) gives you 8 fresh desks immediately. Upgrading an existing Firm from L1 to L2 costs 500 $CASH for 2 additional desks. Early on, buying new Firms is usually more desk-efficient. Upgrades become more attractive once you're approaching the 15-Firm cap and want to increase desk density and improve drop rates.

When to upgrade: Upgrade when your desks are full, and you have $CASH to spare. An empty desk earns nothing — don't upgrade for capacity you can't fill.

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