CriptoVersus is not only a scoreboard. Users open positions on one side of a live crypto arena and keep competitive staking-style exposure across cyclical battle pools.
Each arena cycle groups side selection, market performance, pool competition and recurring participation, so assets return to the battleground as new cycles open.
Rewards are redistributed according to real market performance, side-based pool mechanics and settlement rules, reinforcing a competitive crypto arena instead of a simple list of prices.
Match rules and score formation
See in detail how crossovers, thresholds, volume windows, crossover volume and the auditable event log rebuild every point in the match.
How it works
Choose an asset, select a side through that asset, deposit SOL and keep your position active to automatically participate in new cycles whenever that asset returns. This way, you do not need to repeat the manual entry every round and your capital stays ready for the next competitive arena cycle.
Positions
Each position belongs to a wallet and a specific asset. Current capital can grow after winning cycles, suffer controlled erosion in losing cycles or move into an exit process when the user requests to close the position, while still behaving like part of a larger cyclical arena pool.
- Active
- 4
- Exit requested
- 0
- Closed
- 0
Scoring system
Scoring compares the relative performance of assets inside the cycle. Every 2% of advantage can be converted into goals, while respecting the maximum scoring cap per side defined in the operational configuration.
- % per goal
- 2%
- Cap per team
- 7
Cycles
Each match represents a market cycle with an entry window, a tracking period and settlement. If automatic re-entry is enabled, recurring positions return to the game when the asset appears again, as long as the position remains active and above the minimum operational capital, creating cyclical participation instead of a one-off entry.
- Target duration
- 90 min
- Auto re-entry
- Enabled
Settlement
The winning side receives a proportional gain from the distributable share generated by the losing side. The losing side preserves most of its capital, reducing fast elimination and reinforcing a dynamic closer to a rotating pool with reward redistribution than a classic single-round bet.
Fees
The house fee is kept at a reduced level to support operations, indexing and operational infrastructure without consuming an aggressive share of participant capital in each cycle.
- House fee
- 1%
- Minimum capital
- 0.00000001 SOL
Withdrawal
The user can request to exit the position at any time. If there is an active cycle, the position waits for that cycle settlement; after that, the remaining capital can proceed to closing and withdrawal according to the operational flow enabled in the system.
Risks
The protocol operates with volatile assets, automated rules and contracts on the Solana network. Small losses per cycle can accumulate over time, parameters may be adjusted by operations and a devnet environment must not be interpreted as a guarantee of returns, liquidity or future performance.
Custody wallet
In Off-chain Custody mode, operational funds are reconciled outside the contract. The Solana wallet remains the user identity, while transfers to the custody wallet on the mainnet-beta network must be recognized by the system before becoming internal betting balance.
- Wallet
- GHdFhvP...Mvfnnd
- Label
- CriptoVersus Prod Custody
- Network
- mainnet-beta
Current position distribution
Quick read of the positions with the highest active capital right now.