The first night cup · top 3 · Robinhood Chain
Three titles.
The night's fees.
From Mon 9/14, 4:00 PM ET to Tue 9/15, 2:00 AM ET, every fee the $LONELY launchpad earns goes into one public contract: its 10% cut of the creator fees of every coin launched there, and the 0.0005 ETH fee of every launch. Then it is split in three equal shares, one per title.
STARTS INMON 9/14 · 4:00 PM ET
The results
In the cup now…The cup contract goes live before 4:00 PM ET.
Each title takes…A third of everything in the cup when it is sealed. One wallet can win two titles.
1V1 KING
The most $LONELY won in 1v1 bets settled in the window: winnings minus losses.
LEADER…
- Reading the chain…
BIGGEST COIN
The coin launched here with the biggest market cap, averaged over the last hour of the night. Its creator wins.
LEADER…
- Reading the chain…
STACK MASTER
The best STACK score sent to the leaderboard in the window. Every score is replayed before it counts.
LEADER…
- Reading the chain…
How the night ends
- 2:00 AM ET: the standings lock. Nothing played or traded after that counts.
- Until 3:00 AM ET: COLLECT. Anyone can pull the night's fees of every coin launched here into the cup.
- 3:00 AM ET: SEAL. Anyone seals the cup. What it holds then is the prize; anything that arrives later goes to the team.
- POST. The referee signs the three winners, and anyone posts them to the contract.
- One hour of review, then PAY. Anyone can send each winner its share, straight from the contract.
Can it be rigged?
Scores are replayed. Every STACK score on the leaderboard carries its recorded run, replayed by the referee in the same game code before it is signed. A made-up score cannot take a seat.
1v1 counts $LONELY, not wins. Beating your own second wallet costs the 5% cut of both bets every time, so the title goes to real winnings.
A last-minute pump buys a minute. BIGGEST COIN is the average market cap of the last hour, replayed from every trade of every coin launched here.
Nobody holds the prize. One contract holds it and pays only the three posted winners. A result is public for an hour before anyone is paid, and the guardian can strike a wrong one twice at most.
Anyone can check. The standings come from cupmath.js, shipped with this site, reading public events only. Run it again and you get the same three wallets.
The contract