Robinhood Chain Testnet · 46630
BORDER ZERO
One planet. 1000 territories. One rule.
Own land. Expand from your border. More friendly sides make attacks stronger. Surround a tile to crush its defense.
Robinhood Chain Testnet · wallet required
What this is
Onchain territory. Not a points farm.
Shared planet
1000 tiles on a 20×50 grid. Everyone plays the same world. The contract is the map — the UI never invents land.
$BORDER is collateral
You buy the token to lock land. Sitting in a wallet earns nothing. Losers get their stake back; the sink is Border Tax on every move.
War has a price
Attack is the expensive action (5% tax). Surround first. Four friendly sides crush the shield.
How you play
Four moves. Then the border does the rest.
- 01
Claim
Your first tile can be any grey territory. That locks 100 $BORDER plus a 2% Border Tax. After that you only grow from land you already hold.
- 02
Expand
Empires are shapes, not scattered dots. Cardinal sides only. The map wraps east–west, so a border can close around the planet.
- 03
Surround
Each friendly side you hold around a target raises your attack: 1.00×, 1.15×, 1.35×, then 1.75× when you close the ring.
- 04
Capture
Beat the defender’s locked stake and the tile is yours. They get their stake back in full. Four sides ignore the 90-second shield.
Border Tax
Use-tax on the map. Never a transfer tax.
Claim adds 2% on top of the locked stake. The token itself is a normal ERC-20, so the vault can measure every wei. Designed next revision: 40% treasury / 60% levy to whoever actually has $BORDER locked on tiles.
Claim
2%
Customs on expansion — charged on top of the 100 stake
Reinforce
1%
Fortification duty — never resets the shield
Attack
5%
War tax — the highest, because fighting should be expensive
Abandon
2%
Exit duty — taken from the returned stake, not added on top
Robinhood Chain Testnet
The live planet is already deployed.
Connect a wallet, grab test ETH, mint test $BORDER from the in-game faucet, then claim a grey tile. First land can be anywhere; after that you grow from your own border.