Bellbout Every market day is a bout.
Round 1The bell
Every market day is a bout.
When the opening bell rings on Wall Street, two tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain step into the ring: one in the red corner, one in the blue.
At the closing bell, the one that moved further wins the bout. No judges: the score is a 10-minute TWAP read straight from each stock’s Uniswap pool, by the contract itself.
- 1 trading day
- 2 corners
- 15 bouts a season
Round 2Tale of the tape
Tonight’s card.
Twenty fighters, each a tokenized stock with a mask, a ring name and a record. Rivals meet first; Friday is main event night.
Ring names are just for the show. No affiliation with any company whose stock appears here.
Round 3Pick your corner
Red or blue. One wallet, one pick.
- Hold $BOUT. At least the minimum, checked when you pick.
- Pick before the opening bell. Picks lock at the bell and can’t be changed.
- Claim if your corner wins. Winners split the purse equally.
Round 4The fight
The tape throws the punches.
Every 15 seconds both prices are read from their pools. Whoever gained more since the bell lands the blow. Hourly rounds keep score for the crowd; the official result is the open-to-close TWAP, settled on-chain by anyone.
Round 5The purse
The purse goes to the right corner.
The purse is ETH in the ring contract. A purse reservoir drips a fixed amount into every bout automatically, and anyone can add more with fund(). After the bout settles, winning pickers claim an equal share.
A draw, or nobody picked the winner? The purse carries over to the next bout that has winners. Nobody, not even the owner, can take it out.
Round 6Main event
Ladies and gentlemenBellbout
One bout every market day. Pick your corner before the bell.
Not financial advice. Picks are a game. $BOUT is a community token with no promise of return. Bellbout is not affiliated with Robinhood, Pons, or any company whose stock appears here.