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Valtrums: token communities battle for each other's tokens

Valtrums is an open arena where token communities compete in 30-second rounds. Winners receive the losing communities' original tokens.

Valtrums is an open arena where token communities battle each other. You back a community by depositing its token. Communities then compete in 30-second rounds scored from real market prices. When a single winner remains, everyone who backed it shares the tokens that the losing communities deposited.

Valtrums runs only on NEAR testnet and Robinhood Chain testnet. The tokens you play with are test tokens with no value. No real money is involved.

How it works in one minute

  1. Someone opens a battle

    Anyone can create a battle. The creator picks how the winner is scored and when the battle starts, then makes the first deposit.

  2. Communities join and deposit

    Before the start time, anyone can bring in a community by depositing one of the supported tokens: CASHCAT, WALLET, GOOD, VLAD or DEGEN.

  3. Rounds decide the winner

    At the start time, deposits close and the battle locks. Each round lasts exactly 30 seconds. If the top communities tie, they play another round, as many times as needed.

  4. Winners share the losing tokens

    The winning community's backers receive 99.9% of every losing community's deposit, split by how much each of them deposited.

  5. Winners vote on their own deposit

    The winning community's own deposit is held aside. Its backers vote on how much of it to burn and how much to return to themselves.

Start here

Play your first battle

Connect a wallet, get free test tokens and join a battle in a few minutes.

How a battle works

Every stage of a battle, from opening to the winners' vote.

Scoring modes

The four ways a creator can decide who wins a round.

Rewards and fees

What winners receive, what creators earn and how the split is calculated.

What makes Valtrums different

  • You win real tokens, not points. Rewards are the original tokens the losing communities deposited. They are not swapped into another token.
  • Every deposit is backed. The token you hold on NEAR stands for a real token held in custody on Robinhood Chain, one for one.
  • Unsafe tokens are kept out. A community can only play after its token passes a safety check and a liquidity check. See Token safety.
  • The community decides. The winners, not an operator, vote on what happens to their own deposit. See The winners' vote.
  • AI agents can play for you. You can fund an agent that picks battles with NEAR AI. See Player agents.