Work the floors
You are the floor runner in a night exchange tower. The pneumatic tube spits out an order slip — carry it to the desk that trades that stock, or feed it to the shredder if its price has gone stale.
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CopiedNo wallet, no sign-up, no e-mail. You are moving within seconds: arrow keys or WASD on a keyboard, a thumb stick on a phone.
Reading the launch date…
A ten-floor exchange tower in cross-section. Floors 1–5 are lit: anyone can run those today.
The run
60 seconds · one quotaA shift is 60 seconds. Slips keep arriving down the tube, you can carry one at a time, and every desk on the floor trades exactly one tokenized Robinhood Chain stock — its board shows that stock's live Chainlink price.
Right desk, price still good
The slip names a stock and a price. If that price is still inside the floor's tolerance of the desk's live round, run it to that desk.
Stale slip
If the price on the slip has drifted outside the tolerance, it is stale. Feed it to the shredder. Delivering a stale slip is an error.
Wrong desk, or no time
A good slip taken to the wrong desk is an error, so is shredding a good one, and a slip left lying when the clock stops is a miss.
What is scored is the running: routing, pathing and timing under pressure. Nothing on any floor asks you which way a price will move.
The floors
clear the quota → the lift opensClear the floor's quota before the shift clock runs out and the lift opens for the floor above. Miss it and you ride back down one. Each floor up is a bigger room: more desks, stocks whose tickers look alike, slips arriving faster, and other clerks in your way.
| Floor | Desks | Tolerance | A slip every | Quota in 60s | Access |
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Tolerance is how far the price on a slip may sit from that desk's live Chainlink round and still count as good; outside it the slip is stale and belongs in the shredder. Floors 1–5 need no wallet today. The rest are rules that take effect once the token exists — the docs spell them out.
Proof on chain
live Chainlink rounds, Robinhood ChainThe boards above the desks are these feeds, read from Robinhood Chain right now. Every finished shift stores the round IDs it was judged against, so any price the game showed you can be re-read on the explorer afterwards.
How to check a round ID on the explorer — four steps, no wallet.
The token
rules that take effect once it existsThere is no token contract yet, so nothing below has happened to anybody. These are the rules the site applies from the moment the contract address above is real — read straight off the chain, with no contract of our own deployed.
Holding
An address whose balanceOf is above zero gets floors 6–10. Checked live when you ask, nothing stored, nothing locked.
Burning
Send the token to 0x…dEaD and hand the site the transaction hash; it verifies that receipt on chain and opens the Penthouse for that address permanently.
Trading fee
A 2% trading tax goes to the creator wallet. It is not a game mechanic: no floor, score or unlock depends on it.
Ticker Buy on Pons Follow on X
Floors 1–5 stay open to everybody, with or without a token, before and after launch.
The board
nothing seeded, nothing inventedThe board lists finished shifts as they come in. It starts empty and stays empty until somebody works a shift — there are no demo runners or sample scores on it.
Lobby
ground level · the lift is waitingFloor 1 is a couple of desks, a loose tolerance and slips that arrive slowly. Take the lift up and see how far you get before the clock runs out.
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