Documentation

Make three picks in one shared 24-hour round. The Chase rewards naming the strongest token, Podium Pick rewards correct finishing positions, and Precision Strike rewards closeness to the closing change — up to 100 points each. Everyone plays the same published field and the same price window.

Open play: sign in with your wallet and submit all three picks. Picks and results are saved, but open-play scores never count toward season standings or prizes.

Season 01: a 7-day season worth up to 300 points a day. Your best 5 daily scores set your weekly rank. Eligible entry needs at least 250,000 $RAPTR in your signed-in wallet, an open season and a successful check. There is no pass to buy, no burn and no lock, and holding alone guarantees nothing.

Connect your wallet from the header. RAPTR never requests a deposit, a token approval or a transaction to sign in or to enter — your tokens stay where they are.

Each wallet gets a generated call sign and crest until you customise them. Saved picks, receipts and wallet-linked standings all hang off that account.

The Chase / 24 hours. Pick the highest return from a rotating field of four. The eligible roster is the top ten verified chain-native contracts ranked by 24-hour volume. Each round freezes its field and pricing pools before entries open, so a later ranking change only affects future rounds.

Podium Pick / 24 hours. Name first and second place, in order. Each correct position scores 50. Tied tokens may occupy any position inside their tied group, but the two picks must differ.

Precision Strike / 24 hours. Predict the closing percentage change in 0.01% steps. An exact match scores 100; points fall linearly with absolute error and round down. The tolerance is published before entry and never moves during the round. Predict the coming round's return — not the token's trailing 24-hour figure.

Liquidity, trading-activity and pool-age checks apply to the roster. A stale or incomplete ranking pauses new entries without touching saved picks.

A season runs 7 days, 18:00 UTC to 18:00 UTC. You may submit one three-game entry per daily round. All three picks save together after a fresh holding check, and the round's UTC date decides which daily allowance it uses even when you submit the evening before.

Entry closes one minute before the price window opens, at 17:59 UTC. While today's round runs you submit tomorrow's picks. A confirmed entry cannot be changed, and selling later does not erase it — though your next entry must still pass the check.

Times display in your own timezone; the server clock enforces every deadline.

Settlement waits for published prices and compares recorded boundary observations. A chart is provisional, never a final result. Missing evidence delays settlement, and a round left unsettled after 24 hours voids and scores zero.

Daily scoring keys off the round's UTC start date and freezes once every accepted result settles or voids. Weekly scores take each player's best 5 daily totals — up to 1500 points — and missed days score zero.

RAPTR operates the database and settlement service. Results are not blockchain transactions, a trustless protocol or audited oracle attestations. Published receipts show each round's rules and the evidence recorded against them.

Season 01 entry requires 250,000 $RAPTR in the signed-in wallet at submission. Nothing is burned, locked or transferred, and later seasons may set different requirements.

Holding unlocks eligible rounds. It is not an investment, it pays no return on its own, and it never guarantees a prize.

The published split — 40% daily, 60% weekly — divides an approved season budget, not trading volume and not the reserve balance.

Cash prizes are not currently active. Prize availability depends on an approved, funded budget and a verified payout process; allocation and payment are separate steps, and a reward counts as paid only when its transfer is confirmed.

This site is the product front end. It runs the full round schedule, the pick flow, wallet sign-in and the published rules, and it saves your picks in your own browser.

It has no settlement service, no price feed and no results database behind it. Standings shown anywhere on the site are locally generated samples, entries stay unsettled, and no reserve address is configured — so no balance is read and no prize is payable.