How to Get Coins and Every Currency in Sol's RNG - Sol's RNG Wiki

Overview

Sol's RNG uses several currencies tied to different activities. Coins, capped at five million, come from Daily Quests and bosses; Dark Points come from exchanging biome items at the Jester; Fish Points come from selling fish to Captain Flarg. Plan spending around the progression guide and Void Coin tier.

Watch: Getting Void Coins Quickly

This video demonstrates the fastest known method for stacking Void Coins, one of the rarest currencies in Sol's RNG. It pairs well with the currency table below and shows exactly which activities to prioritize if you are chasing the Void Coin tier of high-end crafts for your account.

Currency Reference

This table summarizes every currency, its source, and what it is primarily spent on. Use it to decide where to focus your farming time depending on what gear or potion you are currently saving for across the long progression journey in Sol's RNG.

Note that Coins, Dark Points, and Fish Points are grinded through their respective activities, while the Void Coin and Lucky Penny are premium-tier currencies that demand either a large coin sink or rare drop luck to obtain. Check the fishing guide for Fish Point details.

Daily Coin Routine

Build a daily routine that stacks Coins from every reliable source. Daily Quests alone give 5,000 coins each, and bosses drop meaningful coin rewards on top of gear, making them the backbone of steady income for active players in Sol's RNG every single day.

Layer in Jester exchanges for Dark Points and Captain Flarg fish sales for Fish Points so every activity contributes to your wallet. This routine funds the potions and storage upgrades referenced in the beginner guide and keeps your account progressing smoothly.

Premium Currencies

Beyond the standard grinded currencies, Sol's RNG has premium-tier money including the Void Coin and Lucky Penny, plus direct premium coin purchases. These unlock the strongest permanent boosts and high-tier crafts available to dedicated players who invest the time or coins.

The Lucky Penny is the standout because it grants permanent plus seventy-seven percent luck and plus seven percent roll speed, but it carries a vanish chance. The Void Coin feeds into the Void Coin recipe line for the strongest crafts.

Smart Spending Priorities

How you spend coins matters as much as how you earn them. Early on, prioritize the Lucky Potion stock from Mari and storage upgrades, because both directly increase your long-term roll value and prevent rare auras from being lost to overflows in Sol's RNG.

In the mid game, redirect coins toward the Lucky Penny and Oblivion Potion, then save for Void Coins once your income can sustain the $500,000 Mari price. Align all spending with your current phase in the progression guide so nothing goes to waste.

Passive and Slow Coin Sources

Not all income requires active grinding in Sol's RNG. These passive and slow sources trickle in over time and are worth keeping active in the background while you focus on other activities across your daily play sessions and progression pushes toward endgame gear upgrades.

Combine them with the daily routine above for maximum efficiency, and check the fishing guide for the most reliable Fish Point income that converts into useful Lucky and Speed Potions to accelerate your rolling output significantly over time.

• Void Coin has a 0.02% per hour chance to appear at night, so play during night sessions.
• Memory Match can drop a Void Coin, making it worth playing whenever it is available.
• Achievements reward Void Coins for major milestones like the 1/99,999+ finding.
• The Dark Matter Device grants a 0.1% bonus-roll chance as a passive side benefit.
• Boss spawns add bonus coins on top of Daily Quest income whenever they appear.
• Fish Points convert into Lucky and Speed Potions, indirectly boosting coin-per-hour rates.