Three-player poker.
Performance, in the open.
Protocol activity, the $SPINS token and rake-funded buybacks.
All in one place.
The $SPINS token
$SPINS buybacks
Protocol performance.
Buy-ins, payouts and rake across SPINS.
The first hand is still to come.
Real-money play is not available yet.
Performance will appear once live activity launches and can be measured.
From play to token.
A share of the rake earned will fund $SPINS buybacks.
Play fuels
buybacks.
A mechanism powered by SPINS activity.
- 01
Players play
Three buy-ins per tournament.
One winner takes the prize. - 02
The protocol earns rake
An expected average of 10% of buy-ins. The amount collected depends on the outcome.
- 03
$SPINS is bought back
A share of the rake actually collected funds open-market buybacks.
The program is not active yet. The allocation rate and terms will be published before the first buybacks.
Meet $SPINS.
One billion tokens. A fair launch.
5% token tax
- 4% Creator fee
- Funds jackpots
- 1% Launchpad fee
- $PONS
Creator fees fund jackpots. $SPINS buybacks will be funded by a share of poker rake.
The official contract address will be published here at a later date. Token purchases are not yet available on this page.
The numbers. The sources.
The SPINS economic model and reference addresses.
10% average rake.
On average, 90% of tournament buy-ins are expected to return to players. The actual prize depends on the multiplier drawn.
Rake actually collected varies with the tournament outcome. It is not net profit: prize payouts also affect the reserve. Buybacks will be funded by a share of collected rake.
Funding treasury
Funding wallet balance on Robinhood Chain. This is not a reserve deposited in the game contract.
Funding wallet
Funds intended to finance the reserve.
Rake recipient
Designated address in the game contract; separate from the future buyback wallet.
