In the rosterSAYLOR0x6330... 70% 0x1b0E... 30%$168.12 in the vault · 133 minted
In the rosterCATHIE0x322F... 36% 0x6330... 16% 0x894E... 14% 0x8692... 13% +3$31.48 in the vault · 43 minted
-SAYLORnot ranked$168.12
-CATHIEnot ranked$31.48
-TEPPERnot ranked$20.80
-PELOSInot ranked$51.38
-THE BORING ONEnot ranked$22.92
Nothing has been ranked yet, so nobody is winning. The characters and their baskets are real, the fight is not.
Entering
Enter a session
You choose how much to put up. That amount leaves the vault as basket tokens, sits with the game for one session, and comes back with a share of the pot if your character leads. Nothing is sold at any point.
What it costs to lose
You lose what you put up
There is no percentage. You say how much, in dollars, and that is exactly what is at risk for that one session. Nothing else in the position is touched either way.
A $1,000 position, one session
put up $10 lose it $1,000 -> $990 -1%
put up $100 lose it $1,000 -> $900 -10%
put up $500 lose it $1,000 -> $500 -50%
the pot is split between the winners in proportion
to what each of them put up
It compounds if you keep going. Putting up a tenth of what is left and losing five sessions running takes roughly 41% of a position. Entering is optional every single session, a position that does not enter is untouched, and nothing here happens on its own.
Staking more wins more, for the same reason. The pot is divided by what each winner put up, so somebody who staked $400 takes eighty times what somebody who staked $5 takes, out of the same win.
What can change
Five values, and who moves them
The vault parameters sit inside bands fixed at deployment and cannot leave them. This game is a separate contract and its values are not banded: they are set freely, including to zero, and every change is an event on chain that anybody can read back.
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| VALUE | WHAT IT DOES |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| entry burn | project tokens destroyed on entry. |
| | Currently zero, which is a real |
| | setting rather than an absent one. |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| holder share | the split between winners and the |
| | winning character's tokens that stayed |
| | out. 90 / 10 today. |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| minimum stake | the smallest amount that can enter. |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| open and close | the hours a session runs. Stamped into |
| | a session when it opens, so moving |
| | them cannot move a finish line that |
| | is already being run toward. |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
| the boost | ETH put up from outside the game. No |
| | schedule, no promised figure, and a |
| | session can run with none. |
+-----------------+----------------------------------------+
What cannot change: the protocol takes no cut of any pot here, and that is a constant in the contract rather than a setting. Changes are announced through the project's own channels; this page shows what is in force, not a history.
Open to close
How a session runs
yesterday's close -> [ you enter here ] -> open -> close
entering the amount you chose leaves the vault as basket tokens
nothing is sold, so this costs no fee and no spread
running every vault is measured against its own opening value
settling the four behind hand what they put up to the one ahead
paid in the same tokens, straight to the wallet that entered
Entry closes before the session opens. Value staked during a running session cannot play it, or somebody could watch the tape all day and enter knowing the answer.
Sessions run only on trading days. The stock tokens do not move on a Saturday, so a weekend session would be scored on noise.
Nothing is sold
Why the prize arrives as tokens
Your stake leaves the vault as the basket itself, sits with the game while the session runs, and comes back as the same tokens. There is no swap anywhere in the cycle.
Paying in dollars would mean selling the pot every session. Measured against real pools, that costs between 0.05% and 2% a leg depending on the character, and it gets worse quickly with size: AMZN moves from 52 to 1,438 basis points between $2,000 and $5,000 of trade. A pot that grew would destroy itself. Winnings arrive as basket tokens in the wallet that entered, and putting them back into a vault is a separate decision made when it suits the holder rather than five times a week.