$FLIP // ONE TICKER. TWO SIDES. ONE BANKROLL.
Trade fees build the bankroll. The bankroll builds the game.
WALLET BALANCE 0 FLIPTICKER $FLIP
Buy or sell $FLIP against ETH. Every market move feeds the same community game economy.
The 3% creator fee flows from the market into the on-chain game bankroll.
More bankroll means more room to play. Maximum bets automatically follow available ETH and live risk.
The browser commits a private secret. After 10 blocks, target entropy can be cached on-chain and the player reveals before the 7,200-block deadline.
Wins pay players. Losses stay in the vault. The earnings terminal tracks the game economy epoch by epoch.
The market trades the meme. The bankroll powers the game. One ticker connects the whole loop.
$FLIP is a fixed-supply memecoin connected to a fee-funded on-chain Bull/Bear game.
pons accrues creator proceeds to a locked collector. A transaction forwards them into the game contract as bankroll capital.
A live scoreboard for fee revenue, game P/L, bankroll growth, bet capacity, and market-to-bankroll value.
Players choose 1%–90% win probability. Gross payout is 0.98 divided by that probability, targeting a 98% expected return before gas and other costs.
No. Bull and Bear are the two visual outcomes. Players select 1%–90% odds and receive a matching payout quote.
The contract uses commit–reveal with a cached future block hash. If entropy was secured but the player misses expiry, the stake expires. If no entropy was ever available, expiry credits a stake refund for the player to claim.
They remain inside the game contract and expand its bankroll. They are not sent to a creator wallet or distributed to token owners.
Sell through the verified pons curve or its post-graduation market, subject to liquidity, fees, price impact, and availability.
Wallet connection is available. Trading and wagering remain locked until the final mainnet addresses and verified contracts are published.
The project is independently built for Robinhood Chain, an EVM network using ETH for gas. It is not created, sponsored, or guaranteed by Robinhood.
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