The game, in plain English
Everything about the weekly game — how a dino earns, how the week runs, and every gotcha — written so nobody can pretend they were confused.
01 — What it is
Every dino is a pixel trader permanently assigned to one of seven stocks — NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, AMZN, MSFT, META or GOOGL. Stake your dino for the work week; if its stock outperforms the others, it earns ETH, paid automatically.
There’s no token and no points you cash out — the rewards are real ETH, funded by the collection’s own resale fee. Nothing here is a promise of profit; the pot is whatever the week actually gathered.
02 — The week
One round per work week, and after the first one it runs itself. Here’s the loop:
Send your dino to work. Whatever is staked when Monday hits plays that week.
At Monday’s open, who is staked and how big the pot is are both frozen. No withdrawals Monday to Friday.
The seven stocks trade all week. Nothing for you to do — just watch.
The seven stocks are ranked by their weekly move, the pot is split, and ETH lands in winning wallets automatically.
Weekend Warrior bonuses can be claimed, and the next staking window opens.
Each week stands alone — nothing carries over. Prices come from Chainlink stock feeds, and the game keeps its own calendar of real US market sessions, so custody and pricing always agree on which week it is.
03 — Rewards
At Friday’s close the seven stocks are ranked by their exact weekly return, and the ETH pot is split by finishing position:
Each stock’s slice is shared equally among the dinos staked on it — so a thinner desk pays more per dino. Seventh place earns nothing that week (that’s the exit liquidity line). And exact ties genuinely tie: two stocks level for first pool the top two places and take 32.5% each.
04 — Staking
Staking sends your dino to the game’s vault for the week, which records you as the staker. Nobody can move or seize a staked dino — not the team, not anyone — because there’s no admin function to do it and no upgrade path to add one.
A dino’s stock is fixed forever at mint. To play a different stock, stake a different dino.
05 — Weekend Warrior
An extra bonus rewards holders who keep their dino staked through the weekend instead of pulling out the moment the week ends.
To qualify: your dino must already be staked at Friday’s close, you activate it any time Friday to Sunday, and you keep it staked through Monday’s lock. Unstake during that weekend and you forfeit it.
To collect: claim it the following weekend. If it’s never claimed it isn’t lost — it rolls back into a future pot shared by everyone. About 9% of each week’s money is set aside to back these bonuses before they’re ever promised.
06 — Getting paid
Regular rewards are sent automatically in ETH during weekend settlement — you don’t have to come back and claim.
If a wallet can’t receive the automatic payment, the exact amount becomes a claim on the site that never expires. It’s read straight from the chain, so it’s there even if the website is down. You can also point your rewards to a different wallet.
07 — The money
The weekly pot is funded mainly by the collection’s own resale fee. OpenSea shows a 7.7% creator fee and splits it 50/50 — half to the team, half straight to the player reward treasury, swept into the pot automatically.
It’s also topped up by direct funding, unclaimed bonuses, cancelled rounds, and any stock that had no dinos staked (its whole share rolls forward). Two honest caveats: not every marketplace enforces the fee, and no fixed return is promised — the pot is whatever was genuinely gathered that week.
08 — FAQ
On the weekend. Whatever is staked when the week locks on Monday plays that week — anything staked after the lock waits for the next round.
At Friday’s close the seven stocks are ranked by their exact weekly return. The pot is split by rank — 40 / 25 / 15 / 10 / 5 / 5 / 0 — and each stock’s slice is shared equally among the dinos staked on it. A thinner desk (fewer dinos staked) therefore pays more per dino.
No. The vault records you as the staker and there is no admin function that can move, seize or redirect a staked dino — and no upgrade path that could add one later.
The stock is fixed when the dino is minted — it’s part of what the dino is. If you want a different stock, stake a different dino; they trade freely on OpenSea.
It becomes a claim on the site for the exact amount, and it never expires. The claim is read straight from the chain, so it’s still there even if the website or its database is down.
Nothing gets paid on bad data. Settlement needs valid open and close prices for all seven stocks; if the data is still missing by the following Friday, the whole round is cancelled and its money rolls forward in full to a future week.
It’s what OpenSea displays and collects, and half of everything collected goes straight to the player reward treasury. But not every marketplace enforces it, and no fixed rate of return is promised — the pot is simply whatever was genuinely gathered that week.
No, and on purpose. An unclaimed bonus isn’t lost to anyone — it returns to a future weekly pot shared by all players. There’s no manual override, which is the same rule that stops anyone awarding themselves one.
Straight from the source
This is a community explainer. For the full technical spec — contracts, oracles, exact timings and the fine print — read the official docs.