One token. One block. One heist. Everybody who buys in fills the pot. Hit 500 ETH and the crew robs it back.
Wanted
Rob · the frog with the bow Reward: the whole pot
Psst. You buying, or just window shopping?
Every ETH you put in adds to the pot and hands you tickets for the draw.
Qualify at 0.10 ETH lifetime. Fill the 1 ETH cap and you may grab an early-bird seat. Buy from the official pool only: outside liquidity is not supported and does not count.
Practice numbers from this browser.
Drop under half your peak balance, by any means, and your tickets and seat are gone. No way back.
Book the next free hour. Selling costs 50% while it runs, nothing outside it. Half of every sale in your hour never leaves the pot, and your fee goes straight into it.
The opening hour is a halt too: a sell in the first hour pays 50%. The final 24 hours halt on their own as well. Expect the gate held most of the time: plan to hold to the heist.
Practice heist. Pot, clock and seats are sample numbers. Market caps follow the price curve at $2,500 per ETH and move with it. Nothing here sends a transaction.
Early birds
The first 50 wallets to fill their 1 ETH cap get a seat on the block. The bruvs split 15% of the pot equally, but only if you are still qualified at the heist and have held the halt at least three times. A seat you never defended is forfeited, and forfeited seats get re-split among the rest.
Got a seat? Put your X name on it. Sign one message with your wallet, then sign in with X.
Linking is opt-in and off-chain. The wallet signature costs nothing and sends no transaction. Your handle shows next to your seat only while the wallet holds one; unlink any time.
How a night goes
Buy RTH from the official pool, nowhere else. 0.1 ETH qualifies you. 10 tickets per ETH, capped at 1 ETH per wallet.
Keep at least half your peak balance. Sell during a halt and it costs 50%. Open hours cost nothing.
Pot hits 500 ETH, trading freezes, anyone calls the heist. The draw picks winners by tickets.
The split at 500 ETH
Jan 28, 2021 · never forget
Back then someone flipped the switch and buying went dark. Here it goes the other way. During a halt, buying stays open and closing a position settles at 50%. Anyone qualified can call one for 0.01 ETH, and the fee lands in the pot.
House rules
Two things. The pot reaches 500 ETH, which freezes trading the moment a buy or halt fee crosses the line, and anyone can then call the heist. Or 30 days pass. After the heist RTH has no market and transfers stay frozen forever. Those frozen balances are the season 2 snapshot, together with who was still qualified and each wallet's freeze count: qualified freezers get a multiplier on their snapshot, rate set with season 2.
By tickets: 10 per ETH bought, at most 10 per wallet, never reset. Your odds are your tickets over all qualified tickets. Tickets show one decimal here; the contract's ticket counter rounds down to whole tickets, but the draw weighs your exact ETH bought, so 0.25 ETH is 2.5 tickets' worth of odds. The seed is the chain's blockhash 25 L1 blocks after the heist. Robinhood's sequencer produces it, so it is a trust assumption, not verifiable randomness.
Yes. A halt is a tax state, not a lock. Sells and other non-buy transfers pay 50% in RTH during a halt and nothing in an open hour. Buys never pay tax. The opening hour and the last 24 hours are automatic halts, so a sell in the first hour already pays 50%. A halt does not protect the pot: holders can still sell down to exactly half their peak, in the final 24 hours too, and the pot can shrink right up to the deadline.
Nobody, after deploy. No pause, no tax knob, no blacklist, no mint, no upgrade. The team seeded 10 ETH of liquidity, holds no tokens, and takes 10% of a 500 ETH hit. Payouts are claims you pull yourself: after the draw, a Claim button appears here for the wallet that won, and it never expires.
No. This is a practice page with made-up numbers. Nothing here sends a transaction or reserves a seat. The only wallet interaction is an optional, free signature to put your X name on a seat. The real game runs on its official pool on Robinhood Chain. Outside liquidity is not supported: a pool someone else creates is not the game: buys there earn no tickets and are taxed like any transfer, and so are sells. Refreshing resets your demo.