$10,000 for the most active worlds on Worldie.
7 days. Three things count: players in your world, volume on its market, and activity.
1st: $5,000
2nd: $3,000
3rd: $2,000
Team runs the world, the team splits it. Holders CTO'd it, the holders split it, in proportion to what they hold.
Rules: https://t.co/BMbpYz7ioQ
Bank and stake for luxurious looking APY on @worldiedotworld
play with controller support
and new additions such as tide mode, etc.
all playable at now at https://t.co/lMwab2f4Ah
Introducing TIDE.
Every Worldie world has a market attached. Until today, the place had no idea what the market was doing.
The world knows the difference.
Introducing Fights.
Stand in a world. Challenge another one. Someone there accepts or declines. Five minutes to lock, thirty minutes of market, desks filed from inside each world.
The winning world takes the pot: the prize plus the fees both tokens earned while it ran. Lose and your world's fees go to theirs.
Your trading is your stake. Pick your side by standing in it.
https://t.co/PA8GGG93Md
The first of many ecosystem collaborations is near.
Read about Worldie's first 24 hours.
Also read about the 7 new shipped modes/features/fixes from the past day:
https://t.co/HLXEYfvQ0i
https://t.co/W6mA3T5fn2
https://t.co/Yq5GFYL6SC
ETH drops are already taking place in different worlds at the same time.
Go compete and earn ETH for yourself and for the worlds you back!
Tomorrow, fights go live, be there. 🥊
https://t.co/B9FptSgqMj
Worldie's first 24 hours.
$WORLDIE is only getting started. It launched, it ran, it came back down, and if you bought the top you are holding less than you paid. I know that, I read the same chart you do, and I am writing this because I think the chart is the least interesting thing about Worldie right now, and because I owe the people who bought it a straight account of what they actually own a piece of.
Here is what I think is true. Crypto has spent three years perfecting one object: the page. Everything that got built got built to move you onto that page faster and off it faster. Faster launches. Faster terminals. Faster rotation. Faster exit. The tooling is extraordinary and the experience has changed since 2021. Except you still arrive, you trade, you close the tab. There is nothing on the page to stay for, so nobody stays, so every market is a crowd that disperses the moment the candle turns.
I did not want to build a faster page. I wanted to build the room.
Worldie is a world you walk into. Not a metaphor. A place with ground under you and other people standing on it, where the market lives in the same space you hang out in. There are worlds you can enter tonight, each one somebody's, with its own light and its own economy. A person can be a market. A place can be a market. Every trade pays the world it happened in, and that share is real money in a real vault, swept every ten minutes, already paid out once for real before most people had heard the name. Fish, forge, hold something that pays you when the world it came from is busy. Stand in a room with a hundred people and hear them.
And this week we shipped the part I have been circling since the beginning. Every hour, the house puts a prize on every world at once. While stock quotes are moving it is a contest: you file a desk of picks from inside the world, it locks, it scores on the same reference prices for everyone, the best desks anywhere take it by rank, on chain, minutes after the bell. While quotes are flat it lands on whoever is standing there. And fights. Stand in a world, call out another one, somebody there accepts or declines, and for half an hour two worlds play for a pot that includes the fees both of their tokens earned while it ran. The losing world's fees go to the winning world's people. Nobody set that up from a form. People in worlds did it to each other, and the server kept score.
I have looked hard, on Pons and everywhere else, and I have not found another project doing this. Not a launchpad with a skin on it. Not a game with a token stapled to the side. A market that is a place, where presence is the thing being rewarded, where being somewhere with other people and being right in front of them pays more than arriving early and leaving fast. That is the whole idea and I think it is the only genuinely new idea in this corner of the industry right now. I could be wrong about a lot of things. I am not wrong that nobody else built this.
So why is the price down. Because we are early, because launch weeks are a coin flip, because the market in general is not rewarding anything that takes longer than a day to understand, and because I chose to spend this week shipping fights and hourly drops instead of doing whatever it is people do to hold a chart up. I will keep making that choice. The token is the share of every world's economy folded together. The more worlds, the more hours, the more fights, the more that share is worth. That is not a promise about the price. It is a statement about what the price is a price of.
Here is where I think this goes. The next real move in crypto is not a faster page and it is not a bigger number. It is people staying. Markets have always been social. They produce language, heroes, villains, memory, a room full of people who all saw the same candle. Every interface we have ever used hides that behind a chart. The first market that renders it, that lets you stand in it, that pays the room for existing, changes what a market is. That is the social revolution in this industry, and it does not look like a feed. It looks like a place with people in it at three in the morning because the hourly is about to land and their world is in a fight.
I am building that. I was building it when the chart was up and I am building it now, and the difference in my day is nothing. If you hold $WORLDIE you hold a piece of every world we will ever open. If you do not, come stand somewhere first and decide after. The door is open. Buybacks are still ongoing, and of course,
the world is ours.
🌎
Tomorrow, we introduce World Fights
Where any two worlds go head to head, and their markets.
Every trade on a Worldie token pays a small fee, and a slice of that fee belongs to the token's world. During a fight, both worlds put that slice on the line. Whatever the two tokens earn while the fight is running goes into the pot, on top of the prize.
The winning world's players take the whole thing, paid out by rank, straight to their wallets. The losing world's players walk away with nothing, and their token's fees just paid the other side.
So your world's trading is your stake. The more your token moves while the fight is on, the bigger the pot you're fighting for, and the more you have to lose.
Read more: https://t.co/vh125kjtCY
Introducing RWA World Drops:
Robinhood Stock Tokens that creators can turn into drops (aka cashback) that drip into your wallet, either for free, mini-games run by the world owner, etc.
Inside any world, you pick five stocks and decide how much you're backing each. When the round locks, picks are frozen; from there it's simple: whoever's picks perform best by the end wins, paid straight to your wallet, minutes after the bell.
Live now: https://t.co/PA8GGG93Md