ContestSee the king

How Contest works

The page shows one king, the price to take the crown, and the ETH that every trade adds to the king's purse.

You buymore than the priceYou are kingthe price resetsTrades pay you~2.16% of volumeOutbid or soldthe crown moves onEarnings stay yours,paid automatically
  1. You buy $CTST on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. A normal buy, in one trade. If it is bigger than the price shown on the page, the crown is yours.
  2. You become king. The price to take the crown resets to the size of your buy, then melts to a floor of 0.01 ETH over one hour.
  3. Every trade fills your purse. While you reign, about 2.16% of the volume of every $CTST trade, buys and sells, is booked to your wallet.
  4. You get paid without lifting a finger. No claim, no staking, no signature. The moment you lose the crown, ETH is sent to your wallet, usually within a minute. A long reign is also paid along the way, every 10 minutes.
  5. The crown moves on. Someone outbids you, or you sell. Either way, what you earned stays yours and keeps being paid.

You never connect a wallet to this site to get paid. Being king is just a buy.

Example: Alice takes a nap on the throne

Alice buys 0.5 ETH of $CTST at 9:00 PM. Nobody bids more, so she is queen. By 9:30 PM the price has melted to 0.255 ETH, and by 10:00 PM it sits on the 0.01 ETH floor. Meanwhile people trade 20 ETH of $CTST. Alice has earned 0.432 ETH without doing anything. At 10:10 PM Bob buys 0.2 ETH and takes the crown. Alice keeps her 0.432 ETH, which lands in her wallet a minute later. How the price melts.

Where the money comes from

Every $CTST trade on Pons pays fees. 2.7% of the trade reaches the Throne contract, and 80% of that goes to the king: about 2.16% of every trade. Nothing is printed, nothing comes from the price going up. The full split.

Moving even one $CTST out of your wallet, by selling or by sending it, ends your reign at once. What counts as leaving the throne.

Updated October 28, 2026