Bexalite — Refinable Mining Mineral and Crafting Material
Bexalite is a refinable mineral obtained by ship mining across three systems, worth roughly 18,000 aUEC per SCU refined and used as an input in 25 crafting blueprints. This service mines Bexalite ore, refines it and delivers the finished material or its aUEC value to your account.
What You Get
- The material: the ordered quantity of refined Bexalite, or its aUEC value.
- Refining handled: ore processed at a refinery, not delivered as raw rock.
- Secondaries kept: Borase and Gold recovered from the same deposits.
What Bexalite Is
Bexalite is described in lore as a mineral harvested from worlds with no natural magnetic core, with widespread use in electrical systems. Mechanically it is a common-rarity mineral found in asteroids, moons and planets, refinable into tradable Bexalite.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Common |
| Acquisition | Ship mining only |
| Refinable | Yes — refines into Bexalite |
| Systems | Stanton, Pyro, Nyx |
| Deposits | 39 across three systems |
| Deposit signature | 3,600 |
| Cluster size | 2 to 4 rocks |
Common Rarity Does Not Mean Easy
Bexalite is classed as common, which misleads new miners. Its mining stats sit far above what the rarity label suggests, and it is the instability figure that does the damage.
| Stat | Bexalite | What it means at the rock |
|---|---|---|
| Instability | 600 | High volatility — the optimal charge window jumps hard and overcharge comes fast |
| Resistance | 0.6 | Substantial; the rock absorbs a lot of laser energy before approaching fracture |
| Quality | 245–1000 | Wide yield range; two rocks of the same size can differ several times over in content |
| Signature | 3,600 | Moderate scanner return — deposits need closer prospecting than the loudest minerals |
For comparison, Borase runs at instability 40 and resistance 0.3. Bexalite is fifteen times more volatile despite being the more common of the two. High resistance means the rock needs real laser power, and high instability means that power is exactly what blows it. That combination is why Bexalite rewards laser heads with a wide optimal charge window rather than raw output, and why it punishes a solo miner learning on the job.
What Comes Out of a Bexalite Deposit
Bexalite rocks are rarely pure. A typical deposit carries the mineral as the primary component alongside two secondaries, so a run produces more than one commodity.
| Material | Share of deposit |
|---|---|
| Bexalite | 28–78% as primary |
| Borase | 2–5% |
| Gold | 2–5% |
The secondaries are worth keeping rather than discarding: Borase is the rarer of the two materials and sells higher per SCU than Bexalite itself.
Why Bexalite Is in Demand
Bexalite has two separate sources of demand, which is unusual for a common mineral. It trades at roughly 18,000 aUEC per SCU across a wide spread of terminals, and it appears as an input in 25 crafting blueprints. A player chasing a specific build often needs Bexalite by quantity rather than by market timing, and that demand does not fall when the trade price does.
Ore, Refined Mineral and Price
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Mine | Bexalite ore is extracted by ship mining from asteroids, moons and planetary deposits |
| 2. Refine | Ore is processed at a refinery; this costs time and aUEC and sets the final yield |
| 3. Sell or craft | Refined Bexalite reaches roughly 18,000 aUEC per SCU as of Alpha 4.9, or feeds a blueprint directly |
How the Service Runs
Mining is carried out manually on live servers, with VPN encryption matched to your region and legit gameplay throughout. Delivery scales with the ordered quantity; larger orders run across multiple refining cycles rather than a single session.
- Material: the ordered quantity of refined Bexalite, or its aUEC equivalent.
- Full chain covered: mining, refining and hauling handled end to end.
- Secondaries included: Borase and Gold recovered alongside the Bexalite.
- Account: a Star Citizen account with a Game Package.
- Cargo: enough cargo capacity if you take delivery as material rather than aUEC.
- Note: commodity prices shift between patches and by trade terminal.
