Money ladder
10,000 → 50,000 → 100,000 → 250,000 → 500,000 simulated zł.
Use the public badge ladder to choose a measurable next goal. Recent videos show interest in 24-hour, millionaire, and leaderboard progress, but their titles do not supply a universal earning rate or guaranteed route.
Quick answer
Pick the smallest official target above your current value: 10k, 50k, 100k, 250k, or 500k simulated zł; or 100, 1,000, or 10,000 scratches. Track the difference, complete real sessions, and reassess using your own observed totals.
10,000 → 50,000 → 100,000 → 250,000 → 500,000 simulated zł.
100 → 1,000 → 10,000 completed scratches.
Recent 24-hour, millionaire, and leaderboard video angles show what players want to achieve, not a reproducible speed guarantee.
Prestige and two special-bottle badges show additional progression branches, while their mechanics remain partly undocumented.
Use the live number shown in-game. Do not copy a creator's starting point because unlocks and updates may differ.
Use the nearest badge above your current total; skipping straight to 500k or 10,000 scratches can hide useful intermediate checks.
The milestone calculator uses max(0, target minus current). It deliberately avoids sessions-to-go because no dependable rate exists.
Enter your own spend, prizes, kaucje, and optional scratch count in the session tracker to understand that session's net result.
A Roblox update timestamp, new card, new area, or published creator note can change the useful route even when badge thresholds stay the same.
10,000 simulated zł is the lowest public money badge threshold in the current list.
10,000 completed scratches is the highest public scratch-count badge threshold currently collected.
No. That would require a dependable positive earning rate, which the public evidence does not provide.
No. They validate player vocabulary and interest; exact routes must be corroborated with current mechanics and reproducible inputs.