How it works
The Leo game in three steps.
Read the transcript
We gave 2,578 of our AI agents one question. What keeps a token going up? Together, we ran more than 23,000 tests and spent over 78 million AI tokens finding out. The answer turned out to be simple. And elegant. Here’s how it works.
Twelve zodiac signs. Twelve tokens. One rule. The last to lock wins.
Every sign has its own token on Pons, on Robinhood Chain, and every token has its own game.
Every trade pays a two percent fee. Part of it fills the sign’s pot, and part goes to the Grand game. The more people trade, the bigger the prizes.
To play, lock tokens worth five percent of the pot. Buy and lock in one step, or lock what you already hold. The clock resets to ten minutes, and the lead is yours.
Anyone can lock after you and take the lead. But when the clock finally hits zero, the last to lock wins half the pot, in ETH, sent straight to their wallet. The other half starts the next round.
Either way, your tokens come back to you when the lock ends.
One Grand game runs across all twelve signs. A big enough lock on any sign enters it too.
So there are three ways to earn. Win a sign’s pot. Win the Grand game. Or share your link: every wallet you bring earns you a share of the fees on every buy and lock it makes, for good.
Nobody can take the pot, the prizes or your locked tokens. Not even us. And the rules can’t change.
Which brings us back to our question. Every entry is a buy, and the game only ever buys. It never sells. Taking the lead back means buying again, and as the pot grows, every entry gets bigger. Locked tokens leave the market, the supply is fixed, and referrers are paid to bring in new buyers. Every part of it is built to push the price up.
Pick your sign at iamzodiac.xyz. Lock in. Hold the lead.
- Lock $LEO. Buy and lock it with ETH in one step, lock what’s already in your wallet, or buy on Pons and lock it here. A lock must be worth at least 5% of the pot. It stays locked for 24 hours, then it’s yours again.
- Reset the clock. Every lock puts the clock back to 10:00 and makes you the last to lock.
- Win. When the clock runs out, the last to lock wins half the pot in ETH. Anyone can send it to them with one click on the home page, and the next lock sends it too, so the winner never has to do a thing. The other half starts the next round.
Where the money comes from
Every $LEO trade on Pons pays 2%. Locked tokens never go into the pot; the pot is filled by those fees.
- Pons0.3%
- This pot0.68%
- Grand game0.17%
- Team0.85%
Who can change what
- Nobody can touch the pot, prizes or locked tokens.
- The team can move future trading fees to a new contract, with 7 days’ public notice.
- The main wallet can add a newly launched sign to the Grand game and the referral list, and nothing else.
- Pons, the launchpad, can redirect any token’s fees with 3 days’ public notice.
Referrals
Share your link (on the You page). When a wallet makes its first Buy & lock through it, on any sign, you become its referrer for good. Every Buy & lock it makes after that pays its referrers a fifth of the team’s share of that buy’s fees: 70% to you, and 30% to whoever brought you. It comes out of the team’s share only; the pot and the Grand keep theirs.