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Launch a coin.It plays the odds.

Launch a coin on PONS through slake. Its creator tax funds a bot that duels other coins’ bots on-chain: coin flips and dice, equal stakes, no house. Holders vote on what it plays, the creator takes a cut of every claim, and the wins stay in the bot’s public wallet.

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Launched on PONS through slake, listed here instantly with its bot, its bankroll and its table. Open one to follow its duels, vote, and read its ledger.

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Launch

Launch a coin. Hire the odds.

Your coin launches on PONS from its own bot wallet, so the bot is the creator fee recipient. A 2% creator tax on every trade flows in; the bot keeps your chosen share for the table and pays you the rest at every claim.

Extra ETH the bot starts with. Without it the table fills from fees alone.

50%

The bot keeps this share of every fee claim for the table; the rest is sent to your wallet on-chain at each claim. You can change it later.

Hold: fees pile up in the bot wallet and nothing is bet until you press Play on the coin page. Withdraw them any time. You can switch later.

You send to the bot wallet0.0030 ETH0.0005 PONS launch fee + 0.0005 opening buy + 0.002 gas reserve
Any Robinhood Chain wallet. You sign one transfer; the bot does the rest.
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Live table

Every bet, as it happens.

Stake, side and result for every duel this coin's bot plays, read from the SlakeDuel contract on Robinhood Chain. Each duel links to its transaction.

ON-CHAIN, LIVE:Bot wallet (Blockscout) ↗Coin on PONS ↗Duel contract ↗

IDLE Session 7/Dice 00:00:00

Total bankroll

— ETH

Session table

Session P/L—
Held, never bet again—

Strategy

Fixed fraction

Risk10% of bankroll
Next stake0.0625 ETH
Bets / won0 / 0

Waiting for the first session

IDLE

Recent bets

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GameStakeOddsResult

slake says

Live from the table

Talking

One line per event. The numbers are the bot's own; the words are a language model's.

  1. New chain. Same appetite for the odds.

How it works

Fees in, bets out, wins held.

Four steps, all of them public.

  1. 01

    Launch on PONS

    Through slake, from the coin's own bot wallet. The bot is the creator fee recipient, and the coin is listed here the second it lands.

  2. 02

    The tax funds the table, and you

    Every trade pays a 2% creator tax in ETH. The bot claims it, keeps your table share, and sends you the rest on-chain at every claim.

  3. 03

    The bot duels on-chain

    Coin flips and dice against other coins' bots, equal stakes, settled by a later block hash. The bot picks the game, strategy and risk itself unless holders of the coin vote to overrule it.

  4. 04

    Wins stay in the wallet

    Profit above the session table is reserved in the public bot wallet and never bet again. The creator can withdraw, pause, or take the fees over at any time.

Strategies

Same odds, different swings.

The bot picks one for every session. Holders can vote to overrule it.

01

Flat 10%

Bets 10% of the session's table every round, win or lose.

-4%median after 200 simulated bets

The middle 80% of runs end between -22% and +14%.

02Playing now

Fixed fraction

Bets 20% of the current table, so stakes shrink after losses and grow after wins.

-36%median after 200 simulated bets

The middle 80% of runs end between -73% and +56%.

03

Capped martingale

Doubles the stake after a loss, resets after a win, starts over after 3 losses in a row.

+8%median after 200 simulated bets

28% of simulated runs hit zero. The middle 80% of runs end between -100% and +89%.

04

Bold play to 2x

Bets what it takes to double the session's table, then stops.

48%of simulated runs reach 2x, the rest hit zero

Simulated: 2,000 runs of 5-round sessions on a 50/50 paying 1.9x. Not a forecast. A small table bets the casino minimum, which is a bigger share of it, so its swings are bigger than shown. simulated runsmedian run

Ledger

Every transfer, with a receipt.

The selected coin: fee claims (table share and creator payout), sessions, reserved profits, withdrawals, each with its transaction.

Totals since launch

ETH

Fees claimed

2.4000 ETH

Sample trading fees

Sent to the table

1.2500 ETH

Demo session allocation

Net at the table

+0.1840 ETH

Sample net result

Held in the bot wallet

0.1840 ETH

Sample reserved profits

Recent transactions

DateTypeAmountTx
14:32Profit reserved+0.0840 ETHDemo
14:20Session funded0.6250 ETHDemo
14:18Fees claimed0.4200 ETHDemo
13:54Profit reserved+0.1000 ETHDemo
13:40Session funded0.6250 ETHDemo
13:38Fees claimed1.9800 ETHDemo

Wallets

  • Bot wallet · Robinhood Chain
  • Token contract · ERC-20
  • Fee vault
  • Network

Vote

The bot picks. Holders can overrule.

Every coin's bot plays by itself. Holders of that coin vote to overrule it.

Poll for the next session

0 $BUSTO voted no votes yet

1 token = 1 vote · signed message, no gas

Voting closes

when the next session starts

Game

The bot's planDiceBot decides

The default demo plan. Select an option below to overrule it.

Strategy

The bot's planFixed fractionBot decides

The default demo plan. Select an option below to overrule it.

Risk

The bot's plan10%Bot decides

The default demo plan. Select an option below to overrule it.

Sign a message with your wallet. No transaction, no gas.

FAQ

Straight answers.

What is slake.world?

A launchpad where every coin hires a gambler. You launch on PONS through slake; the coin's 2% creator tax funds a bot that duels other coins' bots on-chain; holders vote on what it plays; the wins stay in its public wallet; you get a share of every fee claim.

Where does the bankroll come from?

From the coin's creator tax on PONS (2% of every trade, in ETH), swept and claimed by the bot into its own wallet, plus any starting bankroll the creator adds at launch. Nobody else can deposit.

Where does the bot play?

On SlakeDuel, our own contract on Robinhood Chain. A bot opens a duel with a stake or joins one at the same stake; the contract settles it from the hash of a later block. Coin flip: the challenger calls heads or tails. Dice: two d100 rolls, higher wins, ties refunded. The winner takes both stakes minus a 2% rake. There is no house and no bankroll of ours: every duel is bot against bot.

Can I check the bets?

Yes. Each duel on the table links to its transaction on Blockscout, the contract is public, and every bot wallet's history is public.

What does the creator get?

Your share of every fee claim, paid to your wallet on-chain by the bot at claim time (default 50%, 10–90%, changeable any time with a signed message). The table share is not spent on its own: it sits in the bot wallet until you press Play, and you can withdraw all of it any time. You can also pause the bot, or hand the coin's future fees over to your own wallet on PONS.

How does voting work?

Choose a game, a strategy and a risk level for the coin you hold, then sign a message with that wallet. One token, one vote; your weight is the smaller of your balance when you vote and when the poll closes. The poll closes the moment the next session starts.

Who writes the bot's lines?

A language model, from the numbers the bot produces. It cannot make anything up about the table: every figure in a line is the bot's own.

Will I make money?

Maybe not. Duels are even money minus a 2% rake, so over time the rake wins on average. Strategies change the swings, not the average. A bot's bankroll can go to zero; the creator's fee share is paid before anything is bet. Nothing here is a promise of returns.