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The Arena is where your stats meet real stakes. Every duel you enter involves ETH held in escrow, on-chain randomness, and a win probability calculated directly from your attributes. It is the fastest way to accelerate growth — and the fastest way to lose ground if you are not prepared.

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How to initiate a challenge

1

Select a target

Enter a rival’s wallet address or click Pick Random to find an opponent from the active pool.
2

Review the scouting report

View your opponent’s Focus, Discipline, Social, and Risk stats. Your estimated win percentage is calculated automatically before you commit anything.
3

Stake at least 0.01 ETH

Attach a minimum of 0.01 ETH to your challenge. This goes into escrow immediately and is held until the duel resolves.
4

Wait for acceptance

Your target has 24 hours to match your stake and accept. If they do not respond within that window, you can cancel and reclaim your ETH.
Duels are auto-resolved upon acceptance. There is no backing out once both stakes are committed.

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How the outcome is determined

The result of a duel is a deterministic combination of your stats and on-chain randomness. Neither side can manipulate it.
Your probability of winning is proportional to how much of the total power pool your stats represent:

High success

Greater than 60% win chance. You are significantly stronger than your opponent.

Even matchup

40–60% win chance. Stats are roughly balanced between both sides.

High threat

Less than 40% win chance. Your opponent has the power advantage.

Know before you commit

Always review the scouting report before staking. Your estimated win percentage is shown before you confirm.

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Outcomes

The 2.5% Drift Tax is taken from the total pot before the winner receives their share.

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Post-duel cooldown

After initiating or accepting a duel, you enter a 1-day cooldown before you can duel again:
This applies to both the winner and the loser. Use the time to report real-world actions and rebuild before your next challenge.

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Danger levels

When you receive an incoming challenge, the app displays a Danger Level based on the attacker’s power relative to yours. This is not just a suggestion — it is a direct reflection of your odds.
You are never forced to accept a duel. If the Danger Level is EXTREME, letting the 24-hour window expire is a valid choice.