We’re experimenting with a new approach that brings fight fans and market speculators into the same game. We kept the simplicity of ripping a pack and getting fight outcomes that can pay out. The new addition is the ability for traders to speculate on the fight outcomes by trading their tokens.

Fans bring emotion, predictions, and loyalty.
Traders bring liquidity, price discovery, and volume.

The combination, we believe, will generate enough weekly trading fees and liquidity to create a self-sustaining flywheel — one that makes fight week fun, active, and rewarding for everyone involved.

Every week there’s a UFC event. Every week we turn it into a trading game that runs from Monday to Sunday.

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You’re not just picking who wins — you’re trading tokens that represent how the fight unfolds.
Round 1 knockout? Submission? Goes the distance? Each outcome is its own token.

Throughout fight week, fans rip packs to reveal outcome tokens, while speculators trade them as sentiment and news shift. Every trade adds to the fee pool, and grows liquidity — the engine that powers payouts.

Saturday night, we all watch together — Livecaster, Retake, Discord, wherever the vibe is.
When the fights end, winning tokens and holders (taken via snapshot before the fight ends) earn the trading fees, and the remaining liquidity across all pools.

It’s a complete weekly flywheel — fast, fair, and fun.

Monday: New event drops. 10 outcome tokens go live. You're scrolling through them thinking "okay, Aspinall probably finishes him early, but what if Gane wrestlefucks to a decision..."

Monday - Saturday (Snapshot): You're watching training footage, reading breakdowns, seeing what the community is buying. Maybe you grab a Fight Pack for instant diversification. Maybe you're making individual plays. Prices are moving based on fight week news - weigh-ins, betting lines shifting, someone pulling out of the co-main.

Saturday: Snapshot happens 5 min before the final fight outcome. Whatever you're holding at snapshot time is what you're eligible to win.

Sunday: The Finish. We dump all the protocol-controlled supply into liquidity, extract everything, nuke the charts, and it's over. Winners get paid. Clean slate for the following week.

Next Monday: Run it back with a new card.

Each event gets 10 tokens representing different outcomes.

UFC 321 example tokens:

• $ASPINALL-KO-R1 - Early knockout

• $ASPINALL-SUB - Submission finish

• $GANE-DEC - Gane wins on points

• $FIGHT-DISTANCE - Goes the full 5 rounds

• $FIGHT-UNDER-90SEC - Someone gets slept fast

• $ASPINALL-LATE - Late finish or decision

• Plus 4 more outcomes

Typically, 2-3 tokens hit per event. The rest go to zero.

You can buy and sell tokens individually throughout the week, or buy a Fight Pack from Monday - a bundle of 5 random tokens for $10. Instant diversification, one transaction.

Two revenue streams fund the prizes:

Trading fees: 3% on every trade, 90% goes to the prize pool
Liquidity extraction: Sunday we dump the protocol's supply and extract all LP value, 80% goes to prizes

If there's $100k in trading volume for the week, the prize pool would roughly be $12-15k.

How prizes are split:

70% is the Base Pool - Divided equally among all winning tokens. If 3 tokens hit, each gets 23.3% of the base pool.

30% is the Bonus Pool - Inversely weright by supply held. Less popular tokens pay out way more per token if they hit.

If $ASPINALL-KO has 800M tokens held (popular bet) and $FIGHT-UNDER-90SEC has only 50M held (moonshot), and both hit... the moonshot pays 27.5x more per token.

This creates an actual strategy beyond "what's most likely to happen." Sometimes, the 20% chance outcome pays better than the 60% chance outcome if nobody else is holding it.

Each token has a 1 billion supply. But only 200M are publicly tradable. The protocol holds 800M.

This helps curtail the bot sniping problem. With this design, even if bots get 100% of the public supply, they only control 20% total. 

The 70% is used for:

• The Finish - the Sunday nuke mechanism

• Anti-whale dilution - nobody can dominate

This is critical: these tokens are designed to expire.

Sunday after the fight:

1. Winners are determined

2. Dump all 700M tokens from all 10 outcomes into liquidity simultaneously

3. Extract every dollar from the LP

4. Pay out the full prize pool in one batch

5. Charts crater to zero

6. Event over

This is called The Finish.

You have all week to trade and exit if you want. The countdown is visible the entire time. But Sunday 8pm, everything dies. No exceptions.

Why? Because these aren't investments. This is a new approach to weekly predictions using meme token like mechanics. The fight ends Saturday. The market ends Sunday. Clean reset. No zombie tokens. No false hope. No pretending they have long-term value.

The Finish is part of the experience. It's the finale. It's what lets us start fresh every Monday with zero baggage.

This isn't designed to play alone.

Throughout the week, you're debating strategy in the Packs group chat. "You really think he's getting a R1 KO? Gane's chin is solid, I'm going $ASPINALL-LATE." Someone's posting training clips. Someone's tracking betting line movements. Someone's sharing their portfolio.

Saturday night, everyone's watching together - Livecaster, Retake, or Discord's popping off, the group chat is chaos. You're not just watching UFC. You're watching with 100 other people who all have different positions, and everyone's reacting in real-time.

Sunday morning, you're either celebrating in the chat or planning your revenge for next week.

Be clear about what this is: weekly outcome trading with your friends.

These tokens live for 6 days then vanish. You're not building a portfolio. You're not "investing in fighters." You're making predictions about a specific Saturday night fight, trading those predictions against other people all week, and watching the outcome together.