Rules Wiki

The Track shows every active horse coin, its ticker, market cap, holder count, trading volume, fee total, and market status. Use the FOMO, TERMINAL, or AXIOM buttons on a horse card to open an external trading terminal for that coin.

Buying a horse coin is how you back that horse. Selling reduces your exposure. The site does not custody funds or require an in-app wallet connection.

The winner is the horse coin with the highest market cap at the end of the race. The animated track is the live preview: horses move forward as their market caps rise relative to the field.

A race may show as finalizing while the final market data and holder snapshot are being published. The result then appears in Past Races with final standings.

The race pot is built from creator fees generated by the horse coins during the race. The modeled split is 50% to eligible winning-horse holders, 40% to $GLUE burn, and 10% to treasury.

The pot size can change during the race. The Track shows the current pot and the split so you can see what is at stake before the timer ends.

Winning-horse payouts go to the top 50 holders from the final holder snapshot. A single wallet is capped at 3% effective ownership for payout weighting, so one wallet cannot absorb the whole holder allocation.

Payouts are automatic when distribution completes. Use Payout Lookup or My Stable with your wallet address to see recorded payouts and current effective ownership.

The burn allocation is recorded as $GLUE burned in race history and on the $GLUE page. Losing horse holders do not receive the winner payout, but the race can still add to the burn total.

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The season starts with 5 hour races. Race duration increases by 1 hour every 24 hours of season time. A new race starts after the previous race ends.

The countdown uses server race time. If your local clock is off, the race timer is still based on the race feed.