Fantasy football
for Crypto Twitter

One lineup per wallet · lineups lock 00:00 UTC · paid in ETH

Pick five traders.
Their real money
is your score.

Every trader on the board has a public Robinhood Chain wallet. Draft five under a $50,000 salary cap. Whatever they actually make, or lose, that day is your score. No followers, no engagement, no vibes. The ledger settles it.

You can't afford the chalk. In daily fantasy, the chalk is the obvious pick everyone owns. Here the five most expensive traders cost — against a $50,000 cap. The best three already break it. You have to find who is underpriced.
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Today's biggest movers, as a lineup  

 

The board

Real traders, real wallets

— traders, — Robinhood Chain wallets, — carrying a name with a stated public source. The address is on the card so you can check it yourself.

The cap

Five, under $50,000

Prices run $2,500 to $18,000, set from measured trading activity. Only about a quarter of random lineups are even legal. That is the game.

The day

One point per $1,000

Realised profit and loss, summed across every wallet a trader is credited with. Negatives count, so a hot hand who blows up costs you the day.

The close

Midnight prints the box score

The ladder pays in ETH from a pot locked and published before you entered, so you always knew what you were playing for.

Today on the board

Settles in —

 

Why this scores money and not followers

A big account is
not a good pick.

Followers are bought, engagement is farmed, and a leaderboard built on either one rewards whoever games it hardest rather than whoever actually trades well. A number you can buy is not a score.

Here the score is the one number this audience already argues about every day, and it is verifiable by anyone with a block explorer.