What if tradingwas a sport?

No. You never buy, hold, or custody a token. Your picks are virtual and exist only to keep score in a battle. You draft a deck, a rival drafts theirs, and for 60 seconds the highest DeckReturn wins the reward pot. No orders, no positions, nothing to hold. A skill game with a live scoreboard.

No. Outcomes track your skill over time through MMR, XP, and tiers, not a slot machine. You decide who to Captain, who to bench, and how to read the arena. Your downside is capped at your entry with no leverage and no liquidations, and the higher score wins. Closer to fantasy esports than a casino. Free to enter, no purchase necessary.

No, and that is by design. Picks are 100% virtual, used only to calculate your score. You never buy them, never hold them, never custody them. Nothing in your deck can be drained, liquidated, or rugged. The only thing at stake is your entry.

Invites are released in hard-capped waves (500 to 1000 codes). Run the scan on your X account, your Solana wallet, or both to get your Flex Score and Rank Card. One finished scan turns your own invite codes on, and so does arriving on somebody else's code. Posting your card is not what turns them on, and nothing here asks you to post to be let in. Each code lets one person in, and it is worth an invite point to you only once that person reaches a measured Flex Score of 15, so a code that is used but never scanned is worth nothing to you. Invite points are counted beside your measured Flex Score, never folded into it, and they stop at 25. When a wave hits its cap it closes and the next opens. No code yet? Join the next wave and we hold your place.

Yes. The scan is read-only. We read your public on-chain history to build your score, and that is the whole interaction. You sign no transaction and grant no approval.

Only if you rank on your wallet. To prove a wallet is yours we ask you to sign one plain-text message that you can read in full before you sign it. It is not a transaction. It moves nothing, approves nothing, and can never be used to spend from your wallet. If you would rather sign nothing at all, rank on your X account instead and skip the wallet entirely.

No. Scoring runs on a TWAP oracle: 60-second windows, a multi-source median, outlier rejection, and circuit breakers that VOID a battle on bad data. A single actor cannot pump a pick to steal a win. If the data looks manipulated, the battle voids. That integrity is the whole point.

At mainnet, beta balances may convert pro-rata into an airdrop pool: your share would equal your balance divided by all balances. It is not points and there is no promised dollar figure. It is planned and forward-looking, not guaranteed: its existence, size, timing, and terms may change or be cancelled. It is not an investment and confers no ownership or right to profit. If it happens, it is activity-gated, so idle balances earn near zero.

Because growing your balance now improves your rank and, if a mainnet airdrop occurs, your relative share of it, which is discretionary and not guaranteed. Play-money balances carry no cash value. Getting in during an early scarcity wave means a larger in-game balance to build from.

We lead with a working game, not a hard date. Today the arena is a play-money beta, invite-only, wave 0 open. The path to real-USDC arenas is documented and moving but not available today, and where offered it will be subject to eligibility, jurisdictional, and regulatory requirements. We won't over-promise a date.

Never. Even a rookie score unlocks a real beta deck and a shareable Rank Card. A low score is your starting rank, not a rejection. Enter the arena, climb the tiers, and let your skill do the talking. Some of the best flexes on the timeline are underdog cards.