Galaxy Miner Milestones

How Galaxy Miner milestones are tracked

The milestone dashboard reads supported progress from the Galaxy Miner save stored in the current browser. It tracks visible progression goals; it is not a cloud account, public leaderboard, or separate hidden-reward system.

Mining milestones

The lifetime Stardust ladder tracks 1,000, 1 million, 1 billion, 1 trillion, and 1 quadrillion Stardust. Galactic Reset uses current spendable Stardust rather than this lifetime total: 40 billion awards 1 Dark Matter, and 1 trillion awards 5.

Automation milestones

Automation goals include owning 25 Mining Drones, 50 Orbital Stations, and at least one Dyson Swarm. The normal production system also applies upgrade milestone multipliers at key ownership thresholds, so these goals connect directly to the game's economy.

Dark Matter milestones

The tracker reads the current Dark Matter balance from the local Galaxy Miner save. It marks milestones at 1 and 100 currently held Dark Matter. Because Dark Matter can be spent on Void Technology, this page does not claim to preserve a historical count of past resets or previously spent Dark Matter.

Progress is local to this browser. Clearing the site's local storage or using a reset action can remove locally saved progress. Open Galaxy Miner to continue a run or read the strategy guide for upgrade and reset planning.