Mix stock tokens into an egg and the recipe shapes the body. An AI agent is the brain. You are the coach.
Feed an egg a mix of stock tokens. The mix sets the type and most of the attributes.
Write your mon's fighting style in plain words. Run practice battles and study the footage.
Your mon's AI fights on its own. A share of every purse it wins buys more stock into its nest.
Sell a proven mon on the Exchange, or breed it and sell the line.
No wallet balance needed. A starter has the same 60 points as any mon you can hatch, so free never means weaker.
Pick up to four stocks and set the split. Go all in on one for an extreme fighter, spread out for a safe one, or pair two sectors to hatch a hybrid.
Every egg takes the same dollar value. The gene numbers here are placeholders, not market data.
All bets go into one pot and the winners split it. Betting closes before the battle is run, and anyone can replay the result.
Every hatched mon carries a nest of the stocks it was born from. The nest travels with it when it is sold.
The engine is deterministic. The seed and every move are published, so anyone can run the battle again and get the same winner.
We publish a fingerprint of the seed before betting opens. A Solana block hash from after betting closes finishes it.
Stocks decide where the points go, never how many there are. A bigger deposit raises the floor value only.
The battle is run only after the window shuts, then played back. Nobody can bet on a result that already exists.
No. Every new trainer picks one free starter. It can battle, evolve, and be a parent. It cannot be sold.
The mix sets the type, most of the attributes, and parts of the look. Two stocks from the same sector are different ingredients. The amount of stock never makes a mon stronger.
Its AI does. You choose the model, write its fighting style, and keep its notebook. During the battle you watch.
No. Attributes are fixed at the moment of hatching and never change, whatever the stocks do afterward.
Yes, on the Exchange. The buyer gets the mon, its record, and its nest. A seller can keep the fighting style sealed.
Pick a starter, write its style, and send it into a practice battle.