Turn leaderboards into real stakes markets for players, backers and launchers
Infrastructure for skill competitions.
Most skills have no competition with anything real at stake, because running one means guaranteeing a prize, holding players' money and building payments. GMYLD removes all three, so any skill can have one.
Every official competition gets its own coins, so the people around it can back its players and grow what they compete for. Competition among real people is one of the few things guaranteed in the future. We are building the infrastructure for it.
A game, a league, a time attack. They earn from every try on every board that runs it.
Anyone can launch a board on this competition. Every try grows the prize, and a round pays out once 3 players are in.
Anyone can launch a board on this competition. Every try grows the prize, and a round pays out once 3 players are in.
Anyone can launch a board on this competition. Every try grows the prize, and a round pays out once 3 players are in.
Anyone can launch a board on this competition. Every try grows the prize, and a round pays out once 3 players are in.
A game, a league, a time attack. Apply, and if GMYLD approves it, it becomes official. Anyone can then launch a board on it from your page, and you earn from every try on every board that runs it. You never build a token, a prize pool or a payout system.
Players compete with their own results, more than once. A race or a match run once can't decide a board, so we find the part of your competition where people make repeated attempts: a time attack, an arena, a series of runs. Backers pay for those attempts, and each gets their own place on the leaderboard.
PumpCat, Paly and Trader Wars are the first three.
Launch boards that pay out. Earn a share of up to 2,000,000 $GMYLD.
Launching any board puts you on the leaderboard automatically. Your points show in your account.
Points are checked before each payout.
Period 1 has the fewest launchers it will ever have.
The maximum and point values are confirmed before each period starts.
Every try is paid in it. Every launcher earns in it. Every prize is paid in it.
Nobody bought at a discount. Everyone entered on the same curve.
The protocol never sells its tokens on the open market. Every token leaves in one of four ways: paid out over time to someone who earned it, added as liquidity together with outside money, sold directly to a partner who agrees to a lock, or kept.
From May 2027, about 15,000,000 tokens are released each year. The proposed plan:
Every amount is a maximum, not a target. Tokens that are not needed stay held. The amounts may change as the protocol grows. The rule above will not.
Infrastructure for skill competitions on Solana. Anyone can launch a leaderboard on an official competition. Every try grows the prize and pays the launcher, and the more tries a round has, the more of the prize it pays out.
Each board has its own coin, with the prize inside it. Every try buys the coin and burns it, so the prize grows as people play. Nobody holds the coin at launch, and boards have no trading pair.
The fee they pick, 0% to 30% of every try on their board, for as long as it runs. A lower fee means bigger prizes. Launchers also earn 0.75% of every try by players they bring, on any board, for good.
Its operator applies. GMYLD checks that skill decides, that every entry is a new attempt by one known person, that results can be ranked, and that results come from the competition itself, signed by the operator. Most competitions need a repeated-attempt format, and we design it with you.
Prizes sit in each board's pool on Solana and go straight to the winners' wallets in GMYLD, with no claim and no fee. Today GMYLD's server signs payouts exactly as the operator's results say. This moves into the program itself later.
Every board's prize is held in GMYLD and every try is paid in it. Fixed supply of 100,000,000, with no presale. The protocol never sells tokens on the open market. Contract: DHZR5Pr526c7mqhtpw1mHGmshDucZ3RuJEj5vxgp9e8d
Up to 2,000,000 GMYLD a period for launchers whose boards keep paying out with real players, shared by points. Boards that look faked are counted out before each payout. No prize ever depends on it.