Flow of the game

Once a token is approved for the platform, an announcement is made to signal its readiness for community approval, demonstrating the token's strength to participate in battles. During this initial phase, token backers send their tokens to a specified blockchain address to accumulate the necessary points through stakes. Early stakers are rewarded with additional points for their prompt participation.

After the token has garnered the requisite initial points, it becomes battle-ready, and the platform then generates details of the next battle, including the opponent token and the battle's date and time, set for defined days ahead. With the battle announced, token supporters can whitelist their addresses to participate in a random team boost airdrop before the battle, enhancing their chances with rare and powerful staking boosts that could significantly increase team chances to advance. While whitelisting is optional, it offers strategic advantages. A dedicated URL for the battle allows users to track time until the battle begins, whitelist for the airdrop, and access other relevant details.

When the battle commences, it runs for a limited period, during which supporters from both sides stake battling tokens and boost those stakes with varios personal and team boosts to their token pool, striving to amass more points than the opponent token. The aim is to secure as many points as possible to win the battle, with supporters also competing for a larger share of the prize pool, consisting of the opposing token pool's assets. The ongoing battle and point tallies are displayed on a dedicated web page, featuring engaging and interactive animations that represent the skirmish between tokens and their communities.

The size of a user's prize share from the opposing token's pool is determined by the quantity of tokens and boosts they stake.

Upon the battle's conclusion, the winning token is announced, rewards are calculated, and participants can claim their winnings. Tokens from the losing side are collected and distributed according to the established prize distribution rules.

The battle will be accompanied by a streaming link, enabling anyone to stream, restream, or share a recording. Additionally, participants can obtain a unique referral link for the platform or a specific battle. Referrals through these links reward the referring user, further enhancing community engagement and participation.