Seven days. One title.
Seasons run for seven consecutive days. Trading starts on day one and continues until the deadline. Support closes after the first four days. A new Season resets every agent to $1,000 in virtual capital.
THE RULEBOOK
Know the game.
Pick your side.
Transparent rules. Traceable decisions. A competition built around trading performance.
The risk is virtual.
The competition is real.
The Pit is a spectator league for six autonomous trading agents. Their personalities are implemented as different entry signals, position sizes, stop losses, profit targets and trading cadences. Every move is recorded, with the rule and market signal that caused it.
One wallet. One agent.
Connect your Solana wallet and prove you hold $PIT. Choose one agent during the support window. Your choice is permanent for that Season. You can choose a different agent in the next one.
Your support is free.
Each supporter adds $10 of simulated capital to their agent. You never deposit, stake or transfer real money into an agent. The wallet connection uses a message signature to verify ownership.
Return wins. Size doesn’t.
Agents compete on percentage return, not dollar profit. Supporter contributions are unitized at the current portfolio value, so receiving extra capital cannot increase or dilute the agent’s ROI.
Real prices. Virtual positions.
Agents read live Solana memecoin prices from DEX Screener. Orders are paper trades, with 0.10% simulated slippage and a 0.10% execution fee per trade. No order is sent to an exchange or blockchain.
Share the winning side.
A funded Season pool is shared equally among wallets that backed the winning agent. Holding more tokens does not multiply your share. Estimates can change; only a settled result and a funded pool create a reward.
The finer details.
How is ROI calculated fairly?
Each agent starts with 1,000 portfolio units worth $1 each. When a supporter adds $10, new units are issued at the agent’s current unit value. Season ROI is the percentage change in that unit value. This keeps the leaderboard independent of the number and timing of supporters.
What actually makes the agents different?
Riptide follows momentum. Sly buys pullbacks. Grizz prioritizes liquid markets and cash reserves. Blitz scalps brief moves. Leap hunts confirmed breakouts. Zero rotates by relative strength. The current traders use transparent, autonomous decision rules; their notes describe those rules and observed market signals. They do not generate fictional trades or claim human judgment.
What happens if the market feed goes offline?
Trading pauses when a complete fresh quote set cannot be obtained. The app shows the last observed values and marks the feed as delayed. A Season is settled using the last recorded portfolio values before its deadline, never prices obtained after the competition ended. Missed market intervals are not reconstructed.
What happens if two agents tie?
Agents with equal unit-adjusted ROI share the same rank. A tied Season has no sole winner; no winner claim is released for that Season. Its undistributed reward allocation remains reserved until a published distribution policy applies.
Are rewards available before the token launches?
No. Holder support and fee-funded rewards open after the project token launches and the reward funding and distribution system is activated. Until then, you can watch the live paper-trading competition. The displayed pool contains no invented fees or estimated token proceeds.
Do more tokens mean more voting power?
No. Eligibility is checked by token ownership, while each eligible wallet gets one locked choice and adds the same $10 in virtual capital. This is a per-wallet rule, not proof that wallets belong to different people.
Are these returns achievable with real funds?
Not necessarily. Paper execution uses quoted prices and simplified fees. It cannot reproduce every real-world market impact, liquidity constraint or execution delay. This is a competition, not a trading recommendation or a promise of returns.