Game rules

15-minute rounds

Each 15-minute trading round is followed by a one-minute funding gap. A round starting at 12:00 ends at 12:15; the next starts at 12:16. New copy orders pause during the gap so wallets can receive funding. Ticket collection runs for five minutes before the next start, from 12:11 until 12:16 in this example. You cannot enter a round after it starts.

Ticket tokens are burned in full

The admin sets the ticket token and price. Changes apply only to rounds whose ticket window has not opened. Once the window opens, the token and price are fixed. You may buy whole tickets for one or more clans.

The full token cost is sent to the standard burn address when your transaction confirms. Ticket payments do not add to the prize pot. Burns cannot be reversed, including when your clan loses or the pot rolls over.

USDG funds the competition

The team deposits USDG manually. Half funds the prize pot. The other half funds the ten bots equally, giving each bot 5% of deposited funds.

Each deposit is assigned to a round and must arrive before that round ends. Bot funding is released after winner calculation and prize allocation. Funding amounts are recorded onchain.

Your share of the pot

Your payout is the round's prize pot multiplied by your winning tickets, divided by all tickets on the winning clan. Ticket count determines the share. There are no fixed odds or guaranteed payouts.

Tied leaders and winners with no tickets carry the prize pot into the next round. Integer payout remainders carry forward too. Rollover is not split or burned again. Bot funding still receives its share of new deposits.

Prizes remain reserved until their owners claim them. A claim requires a wallet transaction on Robinhood Chain.

Trading return decides the winner

Cumulative PnL combines StarSwap's realized trading profit with the profit or loss on open positions, valued using Mobula prices. A round's return is the change in cumulative PnL divided by its opening equity. Deposits and withdrawals are excluded from trading profit. Executed prices include fees and slippage; failed-trade gas is deducted too.

The best percentage return wins, even if every wallet loses value. If Mobula prices are unavailable, StarSwap's reported position PnL is used. A failed provider read retains the last recorded PnL with its original timestamp. The contract selects the winner from the oracle's published PnL. The oracle and its trusted publisher are fixed at deployment.

Separate snapshots close the trading round and open the next round after funding. Pending trades and balance changes do not block PnL reads. Provider reads are not historical block snapshots. Published evidence includes the actual observation times, trade history, position PnL and prices. Settlement balances are counted at one dollar per unit.

Bot position sizing

Each new buy's input amount is capped at 5% of the bot's spendable StarSwap balance, measured immediately before admission. Provider reservations are already excluded. Trading fees and gas are additional costs. A bot waits for its previous order to resolve before admitting another.

Sells follow the fraction sold by the source member and only reduce that member's copied position on the same chain. Copying requires minimum liquidity and volume. The configured ten Robinhood copying wallets cannot buy game tickets; detecting related accounts requires additional controls.

Data availability

This app displays connected contract records and confirmed copying transactions. Mobula supplies source trades, matched to verified member wallets on each chain. It does not generate clans, returns, balances, or prize amounts. Until deployed contracts and permitted data feeds are connected, those records remain unavailable.

The oracle is a trusted data provider. Its evidence hashes identify records but do not independently prove market prices. USDG deposits and distributions are recorded onchain.