Fees fund the table.
A proposed 2% token trading fee supplies the reward treasury. Each rewarded match receives its own reserved budget before play.
Your final portfolio shapes your reward. Collect companies, complete a colour group, and build your share of the match fund.
CRM
AAPL
GOOGLA proposed 2% token trading fee supplies the reward treasury. Each rewarded match receives its own reserved budget before play.
Company squares still in your portfolio at the closing bell earn points. Collections and buildings increase their weight.
Each company’s share of the budget is converted into its corresponding supported stock token for your saved Robinhood Chain wallet.
The 2% is a fee on eligible token trades. It is not a guaranteed return, an entry fee, or 2% of a player’s wallet.
Only collected, settled fees can fund a match. Reserve transaction costs first, then lock the net reward budget, B. Allocating it to one match makes it unavailable to every other match.
Gross fees are not automatically a match prize. Conversion costs, reserves and the allocation between matches must be accounted for.
We use the same portfolio points as the current game. Game credits buy board properties; that action does not purchase real shares.
Group weight × building multiplier × collection bonus
Groups have fixed weights from 1 to 8, following the board from the first collection to the last. Daily stock prices do not change these weights.
No buildings: ×1. Each house adds one step. Four houses: ×5. A hotel: ×6. Build evenly across a complete, unmortgaged group.
Own every company in a colour group at the finish: ×1.5 on its eligible squares. An incomplete collection has a ×1 multiplier.
AMC
F1 pts
RIVN
GME
RBLX2 pts
NFLX
CRCL
MSTR3 pts
RDDT
ORCL
PLTR4 pts
COIN
NVDA
AMZN5 pts
CRM
AAPL
GOOGL6 pts
TSLA
TSM
AMD7 pts
MSFT
META8 ptsMortgaged company squares score zero. Funds, utilities, cash and unowned squares do not earn stock-reward points. The collection bonus checks ownership of the full group; a mortgaged square itself still scores zero.
Add up eligible company points across every player’s final portfolio. Each square receives its fraction of the same fixed budget.
All players. All eligible company squares.
Your square’s points ÷ total match points.
The budget stays fixed. Multipliers change how it is shared. If your points double while everyone else’s stay fixed, your percentage increases, but your payout does not necessarily double. If everyone has zero eligible points, the fund stays in the treasury.
Without the complete collection, this example keeps only AAPL and removes buildings. All example properties are unmortgaged.
| Your stock | Points | Budget share | Estimated tokens |
|---|---|---|---|
CRMExample price: $250.00 | 27 | $100.00 | 0.400000 |
AAPLExample price: $200.00 | 27 | $100.00 | 0.500000 |
GOOGLExample price: $300.00 | 27 | $100.00 | 0.333333 |
These prices are invented for easy arithmetic: CRM $250, AAPL $200, GOOGL $300. Numbers are estimates, not quotes or promised payouts.
For each company, divide its allocated value by the actual all-in execution price of the supported token.
$100 allocated to AAPL ÷ $200 per token = 0.5 tokens.
Record owners, mortgages, buildings and the match budget. Buying and later selling a square earns no reward from that square.
The planned funded mode requires server-validated play, anti-collusion checks and a verified recipient wallet. Local and practice games cannot claim funds.
For each asset, divide the tokens actually acquired among eligible holders. Prices, execution costs and token precision determine the final quantity. No purchase may exceed its reserved allocation.
Display each asset, amount and transaction hash. Unsupported or failed transfers stay pending with their allocated funds reserved; they are not silently replaced with another asset.
No. Under this proposed model, every eligible final portfolio shares the fund. First place is a game result, not a winner-takes-all reward rule. A player with no eligible company squares receives no stock allocation.
No. Owning every eligible company gives you at most 100% of the reserved net match fund. Houses and collections redistribute the same budget.
Only the final owner earns the square’s points. A company transferred to another player belongs to that player’s final portfolio. A mortgaged or bank-owned company scores zero.
No. The funded budget must be shown before the match. Future fee income is not guaranteed and cannot fund rewards until it is actually collected and allocated.
Round token quantities down to the supported precision. The proposed settlement ledger keeps any residual allocation reserved for a later supported claim; it must not disappear or be counted in a second match.
No. These are proposed game rewards funded by token fees and paid in supported stock tokens. They are not dividend payments from the companies on the board.
Not yet. The current app provides game credits, local matches, online waiting rooms and saved wallet addresses. Fee collection, reward reservations, wallet verification, token purchases and on-chain distribution are not implemented.