Games
Last buyer wins
Each buy restarts a timer. When it runs out, the last buyer wins the pot.
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Who pays
Everyone who buys or sells your coin, as part of the trade.
Who earns
The last buyer of each round, in SOL. Winners claim their prize on repo.ing; it never expires. On coins launched since 6 Nov 2026, repo.ing keeps a tenth of this part, in SOL.
How long
Round after round, for the life of the coin. If nobody plays for 30 days, the prize money goes to the coin’s holders.
The rule
Part of every trade goes into a pot. A big enough buy takes the lead and restarts a timer. When the timer runs out, the leader wins a share of the pot and the rest starts the next round. A leader who sells or sends coins loses the lead.
Settings
- Part of every trade
- 0.5%, 1%, 2% or 3%. 1% unless you pick another.
- Timer
- About 5, 10, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. It runs on Solana’s clock, so its length is approximate.
- Longest round
- About 6 hours, 12 hours, 1 day, 3 days or 7 days.
- Winner’s share of the pot
- 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%.
- Smallest buy that counts
- 0.01%, 0.1% or 0.5% of the supply, below your max per wallet.
- Starting pot
- 0.005 SOL to 10 SOL. 0.01 SOL unless you pick another.
- Team wallets that can’t win
- Up to 7. You can never win.
Works with
- Holders EarnNeeds it: the prize comes out of the holders’ fee
- Creator feeWorks alongside
- Trade burnsWorks alongside
- Dev VestWorks alongside
Can’t be combined with
Trust
Fixed at launch
Its settings are written on chain when the coin launches. Nobody, including you and repo.ing, can change them afterwards.
Who can change it
The programs that run Hooks coins can still be upgraded by repo.ing’s multisig wallet. An upgrade could change how a block works on every coin. See the multisig on Solana Explorer (opens in a new tab)
What it can’t do
- Nobody can take the pot or change its settings after launch.
- You and your team wallets can never win.