Sealed clues. One winner. Tokenized NVDA.

A daily on-chain treasure hunt on Robinhood Chain. Four doxxed founders commit a sealed clue set to a Merkle root before entries open, publish four fragments at 12:00 UTC, and the first wallet to submit the matching SHA-256 preimage wins the day's pot. Payout is one transaction in tokenized NVDA plus USDG. See how a day works.

At 00:00 UTC the founders publish a Merkle root committing the clue set, the solution string and the salt. Entries cost 500 CLUE per attempt, max 20 per wallet per day. At 12:00 UTC four fragments drop, one per founder, each signed with their published wallet. The solution is the SHA-256 hash of fragment1|fragment2|fragment3|fragment4 plus the day's salt guess. First matching preimage submitted on-chain wins. Full reference in the docs.

You buy attempts, read the four fragments, and submit the preimage that matches the committed root. The first correct submission wins 55% of the day's pot in tokenized NVDA, 25% in USDG, and 20% rolls into the next day's pot. There is no promise of profit and no yield. It is a game with a public ledger.

From entries. Every entry splits at the contract level: 45% to the day's pot, 40% burned immediately, 10% to the treasury, 5% to the referrer. The pot is funded by players, not by a treasury promise. If nobody solves before 23:59 UTC, the full pot rolls to the next day and the rollover counter increments on the dashboard.

Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 CLUE. There is no mint function. 40% of every entry is burned at the contract level, plus 25% of the treasury's monthly surplus is burned on the first Monday of each month with the transaction linked. The burn meter shows every burn transaction.

Every entry splits 40% burn, 45% day pot, 10% treasury, 5% referrer. The split is enforced in the vault contract, not in a policy document. The treasury wallet is public and the monthly surplus burn is linked on the burn meter. See supply and flow.

Not yet. The vault contract is audited before the first paid day and the report is linked on the site. Until the audit is delivered, entries are free in a test vault with no real funds, and the dashboard says so in plain text. Do not treat any audit as a guarantee of safety or of outcomes. See audit status.

Four doxxed founders. Each posts their daily fragment from their own public X account and signs it with their published wallet. They are named in marketing only after each has posted a signed introduction from their own X account. A fifth signature from any two founders is required to pause the contract, and the pause can only last 24 hours. See the four founders.

The Merkle root is published on Robinhood Chain at 00:00 UTC, before entries open. It commits the full clue set, the solution string and the salt. The contract verifies the submitted preimage against that committed root. No admin key can alter the check, and no one can change the clues after the root is public.

The clue set is sealed before entries open, the founders are doxxed, and the prize ledger lists every past day with date, pot size, solver wallet, fragments, claim transaction and rollover status. Payout is one transaction with no withdrawal queue and no manual approval. You can audit the game before you play it.

Get a wallet that supports Robinhood Chain, fund it with ETH for gas and the entry, and open the vault contract. Entries cost 500 CLUE per attempt, or 0.01 ETH equivalent in USDG, capped at 20 attempts per wallet per day. While the audit is in progress, entries are free in the test vault with no real funds. See how to buy.

You can spend entries and not solve the vault. The pot can roll over and you may not win it. Tokenized stock exposure carries market risk and the value of any payout can fall. This is not investment advice, there is no promise of returns, and you should only spend what you can afford to lose. See risk and terms.