ponsi bird — rules
flap. hold. win the fee pool.
The game
Classic flappy rules: tap, click, or press space to flap the glass P through the pipes. Pass a pipe, score a point. Hit a pipe or the ground, run over. Everyone can play for free, wallet or not.
Rounds & prizes
- Competition runs in 15-minute rounds (on the quarter hour, UTC).
- The game token is launched on pons (pons.family). A share of every trade streams into the prize wallet automatically.
- At the end of each round, the fees collected during those 15 minutes are sent to #1 on the leaderboard. The "prize pool" shown is exactly what the winner receives — 75% of the collected fees; the rest keeps the game running.
- If nobody is eligible in a round, the pool rolls over into the next round.
Winning
- The winner is the highest verified score of the round, submitted by a wallet that holds at least 100,000 tokens at payout time.
- Holdings are checked on-chain when the round settles. The leaderboard shows a live eligibility badge, but only the balance at settlement counts.
- Ties go to whoever posted the score first.
- Connect your wallet before a run for it to count — runs without a wallet are unranked.
Anti-cheat
- Every ranked run uses a server-issued seed, and your full input recording is sent when the run ends.
- The server re-simulates the entire run, step by step, with the same physics. If the replay doesn't reproduce the claimed score — or is physically impossible, faster than real time, or longer than 30 minutes — it's rejected.
- Automation, exploits, or interference with the service can lead to scores being voided and wallets excluded.
Payouts
- Payouts are sent automatically within a few minutes of the round ending — in ETH and/or the game token — the winner’s 75% share of what the prize wallet collected.
- Every payout links to its transaction on the Robinhood Chain explorer from the "past winners" list. Everything is publicly verifiable.
The fine print
This is an experimental, unaudited system running on hot-wallet infrastructure — treat prize amounts accordingly. Nothing here is financial advice; tokens can go to zero. Trading and prize mechanics may be restricted or regulated in your jurisdiction — it's on you to check before participating. The operators may pause rounds, void cheated scores, or fix bugs at any time. Play because the game is fun; anything else is a bonus.