- Hunters
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- Drones downed
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- NIM paid
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How the hunt works
You hunt
Bounty drones patrol an open city at night. You chase one down the street and take the shot from behind your own character.
The server calls the hit
Your phone sends what you tried to do, never a score. The world runs twenty times a second on our machine, and that is where the hit is decided.
0.5 NIM
The chain pays you
One signature, and the treasury sends NIM to your wallet with the quest id in the memo. The block number lands while you are still standing in the street.
Why it holds
Nobody can
fake a bounty.
A game that pays real money is a game people will try to cheat. So the phone is never trusted with anything worth money.
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Intents not scores
The phone sends a button press. It never sends a number the server is asked to believe.
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Hits called by the server
The world ticks twenty times a second on our machine. Every shot and every drone down is decided there.
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One signature per claim
A claim is a single-use challenge signed by your wallet. Replay it and the server refuses with a reason.
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The quest id rides on chain
Each payout carries vettai: plus the quest in its memo. Anyone can open the explorer and check it against the ladder.
This week
This week's
hunters
Ranked on drones downed since Monday. The rows come straight off the server's own count.
For builders and judges
Do not take our
word for it.
It starts the real world in one process, plays it with a scripted wallet through the real socket, then attacks it: forged signatures, replays, somebody else's quest, the caps, a short shop payment, a flood on the socket, and a payout the treasury has already sent. Every refusal prints with the reason the server gave.
- Hunters all time
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- Drones downed today
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- NIM paid out
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