Pickaside.
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Two closes a day. Winners split the pot.
Four steps. That's the whole game.
One $BVB is one 24×24 picture, fully on-chain and CC0. Fresh ones are gray blanks until you choose.
Your first pick also reveals your rarities. Switch sides later whenever you like — your round restarts on the new side. Don't like a roll? Reroll any picture in place for 3% of its value in ETH — half feeds the pot.
Buy any time and start accruing immediately. Switching restarts your clock: conviction pays, flips earn almost nothing.
60% of the pot pays out every 12 hours, pro-rata by weight and rarity. The rest rolls into the next round.
One line. One close. Every 12 hours.
The last settled close sits on the chart all round, a target line everyone can see.
This round's close is the time-weighted price of the close window in the $BVB/ETH pool. Above the line, bulls win. Below it, bears win. A tie voids the round and the pot rolls.
The close window is sealed: nothing you do inside it counts until the next round.
Rarer pictures, bigger cut.
Rolls use manipulation-resistant randomness and reveal the moment you first pick a side. A legendary's win share is 5× a common's.
Selling destroys your pictures' rarities; buying rolls fresh ones — or reroll the ones you keep, in place, for 3% of their value in ETH: half feeds the pot, half runs the game. Good rolls are a reason to hold.
Every swap feeds it.
3% each way, the only swap fee (LP fee 0). 2.75% into the pot, 0.25% pays the keeper's gas. Taken on both legs, and the ETH half buys $BVB back on the game's own pool, so there is one pot and it pays in $BVB. A reroll pays 3% of the units' value in ETH, half of it into the pot.
Every buy feeds this round's pot.
Every sell feeds it exactly as hard. Same rate, both ways.
Big prizes twice a day, not a slow jackpot. The rest rolls.
Panic sells feed the pot exactly like the buying did. Bears win the round and the pot got fatter either way.