$DUEL
The stake asset of the arena
Ticker
$DUEL
Chain
Robinhood
Launch
Pons V2
Contract address
Launches with Season 01 — not deployed yetAny address circulating before it appears here is not $DUEL.
Why hold $DUEL
A token with a job.
Every staked duel is buy pressure. Every rake is a burn. Every trade grows the pot.
The stake asset.
Stake a duel in $DUEL and the rake is 1%, burned in full — the winner keeps 99% of the pot. Stake in ETH or USDG and it is 3%. Every staked duel is a reason to hold it.
The prize pool.
The Season 01 Invitational pays four wallets on one night, in ETH, from a pot that is 2% of every $DUEL trade. No supply is held back for it — trading funds it.
Rake goes back to the arena.
ETH and USDG duels pay a 3% rake: forty percent is burned, forty goes to stakers, twenty runs the engine. $DUEL duels pay 1%, and all of it is burned. DUEL never takes the other side of a duel.
Disclosed, not discovered.
The team's position is the sum across every wallet it controls and is published here at launch. Bundled at launch, sold as disclosed, never used to fake volume.
Season 01
Qualifying openThe Invitational is the launch.
16 wallets, one night, every match broadcast, and a pot funded by 2% of every trade. Ratings from the day the token launches decide who is seated. Kickoff Sat, Oct 10 · 20:00 UTC.
Bracket, rules and prize splitKickoff in
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- Prize pool
- 2% of volume
- Seats
- 16
Where the rake goes
Burn. Stakers. Engine.
A staked duel pays a disclosed rake and nothing else: 3% on ETH and USDG, split as below; 1% on $DUEL, sent straight to the burn address by the contract. It can only pay the creator, the opponent, the treasury or the burn.
Burned
40%
of every rake, gone for good
To stakers
40%
paid to wallets staking $DUEL
Operations
20%
engine, oracle, infrastructure
Earn a seat before the token exists.
Rated duels count from today. The ladder on launch day is the ladder that seeds the Invitational.
Duel now