FAQ

Cobra Helix is an online arcade where you can play browser games, compete for scores, and claim millix rewards when a game run qualifies.

Think of it as a game-first rewards site: play, improve, claim when eligible, and keep an eye on your account totals.

No. You can start with the games. The only crypto-related part most players need is a millix wallet address so Cobra Helix knows where eligible rewards should go.

You can browse the site and try some games without much setup, but you need a Cobra Helix account to claim millix, save account stats, and join reward-focused activity.

Many games are playable on phones, but some games are easier on a desktop or tablet because they need faster movement, more screen space, or keyboard-style control.

If a game feels cramped on mobile, try rotating your phone, using a larger screen, or playing a different game that fits mobile better.

Cobra Helix also supports live arcade activity and competition-style events. A broadcast page can show active games, leaderboards, countdowns, and prize-event results when those features are being used.

The wallet address tells Cobra Helix where to send millix for eligible claims. Without a wallet address, the site can let you play, but it cannot send your rewards to you.

Add your millix wallet in your Cobra Helix profile or account settings. Make sure you paste the full address and check it before saving.

Common options include Pagado, Tangled, and millix.com. Use a wallet you control.

Use your own wallet on your own account. Shared, duplicate, or already-used wallet addresses may be rejected because rewards need to stay tied to the right player.

No. Never give anyone your private keys, seed phrase, recovery phrase, or wallet password. Cobra Helix only needs your public wallet address for rewards.

First, check that the address was copied correctly and that it belongs to a supported millix wallet. If it still fails, try another supported wallet or contact support with the address type you are trying to use.

Play a supported game while logged in, reach that game's claim requirement, finish the run, and follow the claim prompt. Most claim prompts ask you to complete a quick reCAPTCHA before the claim is submitted.

No. Each game has its own minimum score or completion rule. If your run does not meet the rule, it may still count as practice, but it will not unlock a millix claim.

reCAPTCHA helps protect the arcade from bots and automated claiming. That keeps the reward system healthier for real players.

Pending means Cobra Helix received the claim, but it has not fully settled yet. Once a claim is processed, it can move into the paid or confirmed side of your totals.

Some displays separate pending rewards from paid rewards. If you just claimed, refresh your profile or check again later after the claim has had time to process.

The cap helps keep rewards fair and limits abuse. If you hit the cap, wait for the rolling time window to clear before trying more reward claims.

No. A finished run should only be claimed once. Some games also only reward your improvement over a previous best, which means repeating the same score may not create a new reward.

Pong is a fast competitive game. On smaller screens, the claim area or controls can feel tight, so it is usually easier to play on a larger phone, tablet, or desktop.

Snake rewards clean control and steady growth. You need to reach the game's claim requirement before the reward prompt becomes useful.

These are action games. Your score usually comes from surviving, hitting targets, clearing enemies, or finishing a strong run. Claims usually appear after the run ends and only when the score qualifies.

These games reward strong runs, movement, survival, and score-building actions. Some newer run-based games may reward only the improvement above your previous best, so chasing a better run matters.

These are puzzle-style games. You are trying to keep the board alive, clear space, and build a qualifying score. Helix Block Drop may focus on your best improvement instead of paying the same score repeatedly.

These are logic games. The site needs a valid completed puzzle or board result before a claim can make sense. Some boards may become practice-only after they have already been claimed.

These games are more level-based or run-based. Strong progress matters, and some rewards may depend on beating your earlier best rather than simply replaying the same result.

These are simple timing and reflex games. The goal is to build enough score to qualify, then use the claim prompt when it appears.

Competitions are timed events where players try to post their best eligible score during a scheduled window. The event rules decide what game is used, how scoring works, and what prize is available.

Not always. A competition can have its own time window, prize, leaderboard, and payout rules. Read the event page before playing so you know what counts.

CobraCast is the live broadcast side of Cobra Helix. It can show active games, leaderboards, countdowns, and winner moments for live arcade events.

Scoring locks when the event is over. The winning result may still need normal checks before any prize is paid.

millix is a decentralized cryptocurrency. Cobra Helix uses it as the reward currency for eligible game claims and prize activity.

You can learn more from the Millix Foundation and the millix FAQ.

No. millix is its own cryptocurrency. According to the Millix Foundation FAQ, it is not an ERC-20 token and it is not a traditional blockchain. It uses a DAG, also called a tangle.

A DAG is a way for a network to organize transactions without making everything wait in one long line. The goal is speed, scale, and lower friction for lots of small transactions.

Cobra Helix is built around small, fast game rewards. millix is designed for quick, lightweight transactions, which makes it a natural fit for arcade-style rewards.

Yes. Like other cryptocurrencies, millix can change in market value. Cobra Helix rewards are shown in millix, not as a guaranteed dollar amount.

You can use a supported millix wallet such as Pagado, Tangled, or millix.com.

Tangled is a Web3 social platform powered by millix. Some Cobra Helix wallet and app-style flows may point players toward Tangled when that is the right fit.

Pagado is a millix wallet option and is part of the same wider ecosystem as Cobra Helix. It can be a simple place to receive and manage millix.

The direction is Web3-friendly. Future tools may include more on-chain features, NFTs, creator features, or wallet-connected experiences as the platform grows.