TOKEN VS TOKEN
VSTwo tokens from the same weight class. Whoever moves more in a round takes the round. Most rounds takes the fight.
Robinhood Chain tokens step into the ring. Back a token against another, or call one up or down — from a one-minute knockout to a twelve-round main event, scored round by round from on-chain prices.
Every window is its own bout. Fighters are drawn from the most active tokens on Robinhood Chain; corners stay open for the first half of the fight.
Token fights are scored on price change, so a $5K Pons coin and a $40K one meet on even terms. Every fight is cut into rounds — the judges score each one.
Two tokens from the same weight class. Whoever moves more in a round takes the round. Most rounds takes the fight.
One token, one line per round. Call whether it closes rounds above or below where they opened. Most rounds decides it.
A round is a minute. The judges compare how far each token moved inside it.
Pons coins are matched by fully diluted value at the weigh-in. Tokenized stocks fight in their own division.
Every closed fight with its round-by-round card. Scored from the last trade before each bell.