Leaderboard

Fastest sniper wins. Everyone shoots from the same terminal with their own wallet and their own settings; the exit engine sells. Every sale is checked on chain before it counts. Rounds run Monday to Sunday UTC, ranked by return: verified profit as a percentage of the SOL put in. The first sale at +200% or better takes the pot.

What the numbers mean

• Return. Verified profit divided by the SOL put in, over the window, in percent. This is what ranks. In ◎ is the SOL put in: what left the wallet on the buys, fees and tips included.
• Verified ◎. The wallet's own SOL change across the buy and the sell, read from the chain: what left the wallet on every buy behind the sale, and what came back on the sell. The platform fee, the Jito tip and ◎UT's one percent sit inside those transactions, so they are inside the figure. Plus is a gain, minus a loss.
• Sales. How many verified sells the handle has in this window. A sale counts once, by its sell signature.
• Up. How many of those sales brought back more SOL than their buys cost.
• Best sale. The single sale with the largest verified return in the window.
• Last sale, UTC. When the handle's most recent verified sell landed. Ties on return go to the larger profit in SOL, then the earlier last sale.
• Why it can differ from the terminal. The terminal shows an estimate: the sell's quoted SOL less the entry it bought at, before the sell lands. The board reads the transactions themselves, so its figure carries the exact fill, every buy behind the sale, the fees and the tip. The two can differ by a little on every sale; the board's figure is the one that ranks.

Past rounds

How to enter

1. Open the terminal, connect your wallet, shoot. Or switch Auto on and let a shooting key in your browser buy by your settings.
2. After your first sale the terminal asks for a handle once; your wallet signs it. No handle, no entry.
3. From then on every sale reports itself: the buy signatures, the sell signature and the wallet.
4. The board fetches both transactions, confirms each exists and succeeded with that wallet among its accounts, and counts the wallet's own SOL movement across the pair. Fees and ◎UT's one percent are inside the transactions, so they are inside the figure.
5. Nothing is self-typed. A handle is one wallet's record.

Prizes

• The pot. Half a percent of every buy made through ZER◎ goes to the prize wallet inside the buy transaction itself, a third of the one and a half percent buy fee. The board reads those payments from the chain, so the pot is a figure anyone can check: 8mJ3SMnkMeruETBCVCgXJ4roX4TJ7HNx3RuwdfsiyVNf.
• Who takes it. The first verified sale at +200% or better: sold for three times what it cost, fees included. The buy has to go through ZER◎ and cost at least 0.01 SOL. A coin's creator cannot win it on their own coin.
• How a win is checked. Before it pays, the box reads the trades on chain: the winning wallet signed its own buy and sale, did not create the coin, and at least 8 independent wallets bought between the buy and the sale. A wallet newer than 3 days, or one funded by the winner or from the same source as other buyers, does not count. The buying behind the move has to be real: other buyers put in at least 80 times the pot.
• The payout. A win that passes is paid by the box itself, two minutes later, the whole pot to the winning wallet. The next pot starts from that sale. It runs for good, win after win.

Rules

• Weekly rounds. Monday 00:00:00 UTC to Sunday 23:59:59 UTC, named by ISO week: 2026-W41 and so on.
• Special rounds run alongside the weekly round with their own dates and their own pool, shown at the top of this page. The same sale counts in both.
• Ranking is by return: the verified profit of the round's sales divided by the SOL those sales put in, both read from the chain. +2% on 0.5 SOL ranks above +1% on 50 SOL. Ties go to the larger profit in SOL, then the earlier last sale.
• A sale counts once, by its sell signature. A second report of the same signature is ignored.
• Unverified sales never rank. A sale the board cannot verify on chain, or one reported without both signatures, adds nothing to the figure.
• Ties go to the earlier last sale.
• A handle is one wallet's record. Everyone with at least one verified sale in the round appears.