Live on Robinhood Chain
Every launch
is a perpetual duel.
Launch two opposing tokens at once: a celebrity’s fans and haters, two rivals, the bulls and the bears. Traders pick a side. Four-hour rounds compare the ETH prices over time. When a side wins, the pot can buy it back and burn it.
- Duels
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- Volume
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- Bought back
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- and burned
- Round closes in
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- Every four hours
Live duels
All duelsTwo sides to everything.
A duel is two tokens competing for the same crowd. Back a celebrity or bet against them, settle a rivalry, price a mood. Pick an idea and it opens in the launch form, ready to go.
One name, two sides
A celebrity, a creator, a coin, anyone. Launch the side that backs them and the side that doesn’t, and let traders decide which one leads.
Try
Launch this duelBoth sides open at the same price.
Two tokens, one split, a round every four hours.
Name two opposing sides. Both tokens and their three Uniswap V4 pools go live in one transaction, with liquidity locked forever.
Buy the side you believe in or switch in one transaction. There is no holding lock; selling depends on available liquidity and your limits. The split follows the ETH prices.
The size of the ETH price lead and how long it lasts decide the winner. A quiet round or a near tie has no winner. When a side wins, the pot can buy it back and burn it, paying at most 10% above its 30-minute exponential reference price.
Both sides start at the same price: a 50/50 split
Launch a duel. Earn creator fees.
By default, a third of the fees on trades against ETH goes to the wallet that launched the duel, for as long as it trades. The terms are fixed at launch. Streamers, communities, artists: open a duel against your rival and put the live split on stream.
10 ETH
Of the 1.2% fee on every swap against ETH. Launch a supporter duel to send your share to the pot instead.
You earn
0.04 ETH a day
1.19 ETH every 30 days
The pot collects 0.041 ETH a day for the winner’s buybacks.
Launch your duelLiquidity locked. Nothing to hide.
Plain tokens
Standard ERC-20s: no transfer tax, no blacklist, no owner, no minting after launch.
Liquidity locked forever
The hook refuses every liquidity withdrawal, from anyone, including us. There is nothing to pull.
Snipers pay the pot
By default, buys in the first seconds pay a tax that starts at 98% and fades to zero within 10 seconds. It all goes to the pot.
Realignment funds the pot
After a swap, the hook attempts a profitable loop through the three pools, within the available ETH. Captured profit goes to the pot. The ETH prices alone decide rounds.
Standard Uniswap V4
Duel pools trade through any V4 router, terminal or aggregator. The same rules apply whoever routes the swap.
Rules you can read
Launch terms are bounded in the contracts; changes wait 48 hours and apply to future duels. The protocol treasury can also change after that delay. The owner can lower the protocol’s share of the fees at once, for every duel, and raise it back, never above a duel’s terms: the rest goes to the pot. Only new launches can be paused. The owner can still launch while launches are paused.
Questions
Everything else is in the docs.
What does the winning side get?
The pot can buy the winning token on its ETH pool and burn it. With default terms, it collects 34% of ETH trade fees, the anti-snipe tax and captured realignment profit. The buyback price is capped at about 10% above a 30-minute exponential reference. If the price is already above the cap, that settlement skips the buyback; unspent ETH carries over.
Can I launch a duel on a celebrity?
Yes. A celebrity duel gives any name two sides: Pro against Anti, Fans against Haters, Long against Short. These tokens are memes: they are not affiliated with or endorsed by the people they name.
Why does buying one side lift the other?
A third pool links both sides. When a profitable realignment runs after a buy, it buys some of the other side too. This couples the prices; the split compares only the ETH prices.
What does it cost?
With default launch terms, swaps against ETH pay 1.2%: 33% to the protocol, 33% to the creator of the duel, 34% to the pot. Switching sides sells one side for ETH and buys the other with it, so it pays that 1.2% twice; the app goes through the pool between the sides instead when that gives you more, for 0.5% burned in the token you leave. Launching a duel costs 0.01 ETH.
Can the team take the liquidity?
No. Positions are opened by the factory and the hook refuses every withdrawal. The contracts have no proxy and no admin key on tokens.
Is this financial advice?
No. Duel tokens are memecoins with no intrinsic value. In its Duel pool, a side never trades below its launch price in ETH, but that floor is low, a market cap of about 1.69 ETH at launch, and no promise of an exit: at that price the pool has no ETH left. Buy far above it and you can lose nearly everything you put in. Only play with what you can afford to lose.
Pick a side.
A round closes every four hours.