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Follow a live Valtrums battle and read its status

Read a Valtrums battle page: what each status means, how live rounds and overtime appear, and where the recorded winner and round history are shown.

Each Valtrums battle has its own page with a countdown, a race chart, the competing communities, your position and the round history. This page explains what you see at each stage and what each status means.

Battle statuses

StatusWhat it means
Deposits openThe battle is gathering. You can join and deposit until the start time.
Starting soon / GET READYThe start time is close.
LOCKING CREWSThe start time has passed and the battle is being locked. Deposits are closed.
Crews lockedThe communities and deposits are frozen. Rounds are about to begin.
LIVE ROUNDA 30-second round is running. The page shows the round number and time left.
Tied · OvertimeThe leaders tied. Only they play another round.
RESULT PENDINGThe round ended and Valtrums is waiting for the price data needed to score it.
recorded winnerA single winner exists and is stored by the arena.
NOT ENOUGH CREWSFewer than two communities had deposits at the start time.
CancelledThe battle was cancelled. Depositors can claim a refund.

Before the battle starts

While a battle is gathering, the chart shows a live price preview: the reference prices of the competing tokens, as percent change since you opened the page.

The preview is for display only. It is not used for scoring. Rounds are scored only from the price observations Valtrums records after the battle locks. A token without a matching price pool isn't drawn, and a line stays flat while nobody trades.

During rounds

Once the crews are locked, the chart switches to the recorded round observations. Each round lasts exactly 30 seconds. Round history lists each round's candidates, their scores and who was eliminated.

If a round's data is incomplete, the round stays pending. Missing data never counts as zero and never decides a winner.

Overtime

When two or more communities tie for the best score, the page shows Tied · Overtime and only the tied leaders play again. Every input resets. For example:

RoundPrice climb scoresResult
1A +10%, B +10%, C +2%A and B advance. C is eliminated, but its deposit stays locked.
2A −3%, B −3%Tie again. Another round.
3A −4%, B −5%A wins. B and C are both losing communities.

There is no limit on overtime rounds. No new deposits are accepted while they run.

When the battle ends

The winner is shown as the recorded winner. Settlement then splits each losing community's deposit. Check the Portfolio page for your prize, and see Claim your rewards. If your community won, you can also take part in the winners' vote.