60 seconds.
Last buyer
takes the pot.
Every buy of $60S is a ticket and puts the clock back to 60. If nobody buys for a full minute, the last ticket wins the pot, paid in real stock tokens.
One clock. Everyone's on it.
Every buy is a ticket. The clock jumps back to 60 seconds for everyone.
Someone buys after you, they hold the last ticket. Nobody does, it's still yours.
A full minute without a buy ends the round. The last ticket takes its share of the pot.
The bot swaps the winner's share into real stock tokens on Robinhood Chain and sends it automatically. What's left rolls into the next round.
| Ticket | Chance | Winner takes |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 85% | 50% of the pot |
| Rare | 12% | 70% of the pot |
| Epic | 2.5% | 85% of the pot |
| Golden | 0.5% | 100% of the pot |
Rarity comes from the hash of the block your buy lands in, mixed with your transaction hash. Nobody knows it before the block exists, so nobody can pick it.
Every trade of $60S, buy or sell, pays the creator 0.7% (share of the Pons fee) plus a 1% creator tax. All of it goes into the pot: 1.7% of every trade.
A payout bot sends the winner's share in stock tokens automatically, every 30 minutes, straight to the winning wallet. The transaction shows up under the round. The rest stays in the pot for the next round. Nothing here is a promise of profit: the pot is only as big as the trading.