Seize the Compute
12 rounds · attack and defend
One side attacks the Compute Core, the other defends it, and the sides switch at halftime. Buy your gear with credits. No respawns during a round.
A prize-pool shooter
Players fight. Winners take the fees.
The $TRENCH token's trading fees fill the prize pool. Holders fight each other in live matches, every match plays for a share of the pool, and the winning side splits it by kills: paid in SOL, on the record for anyone to check.
Matches are played on a computer with a keyboard and mouse. On your phone, sign in and follow the pot.
The prize pool
The token's trading fees are paid in SOL into one public wallet: the prize pool. Every fee coming in and every payout going out is listed here, each with its transaction on Solana, so you can check every number yourself.
In the prize pool now Sample
— SOL
Sample numbers, to show how it works. The real prize pool goes live when the token launches. How every payout is proven ↗
How it works
Buy it on pump.fun and keep it in your wallet, then sign in here with that wallet. Holding the token is your ticket to play and to be paid.
One click puts you in a live match against other holders. Every official match plays for a share of the prize pool, and only kills on other players count.
The winning side splits the match's prize by kills. Your share waits for you here: claim it and it is paid in SOL to the wallet you played with.
Winners
Sign in with the wallet you play with to see what you have won.
Fair and provable
The server referees every match, the prize rules are public, and every result, claim and payout goes into a public record that cannot be changed without it showing. See how it works and check it yourself ↗
Looks, skins and the token never change damage, speed or health. Money can't buy a better gun.
Every shot, kill and score is decided on our server, not in your browser, so nobody can fake a win.
Results, claims and payouts go into a public, fingerprinted record, and every payout links to its transaction on Solana.
The companies
Each company has three looks. Once the teams are drawn you choose one of yours. Looks change how you look, never how you fight: same body, same speed, same armour.
Game modes
12 rounds · attack and defend
One side attacks the Compute Core, the other defends it, and the sides switch at halftime. Buy your gear with credits. No respawns during a round.
Respawns · first team to 100 kills
Every kill scores for your company. You're back in a few seconds after you fall. The first side to the score limit wins.
Everyone is an enemy · first to 30 kills
No teams and no friends. Every other soldier is a target. The first to the kill limit wins.
Questions
Yes: hold it in the wallet you sign in with. It's your ticket to every match and to payouts. The game runs in your browser with nothing to download, and signing in is free.
Signing in asks your wallet to sign a short message. That's free, it isn't a transaction and it can't move your funds. We will never ask for your seed phrase or private key. Anyone who does is trying to rob you.
Trading fees from the Trench Warfare token are paid in SOL into a public wallet. The pot on this page is that wallet's balance, read live from Solana.
Win an official match and your share of its prize is waiting for you under Claim your winnings. Sign in with the wallet you played with, press Claim, and it is paid in SOL to that same wallet. You need to still hold the token when you claim.
The prize pool is a public wallet: anyone can see every fee in and every payout out on Solana. Every result, claim and payout is also kept in a public record where each entry is fingerprinted and chained to the one before, so nothing can be quietly changed. The Fair play page checks the whole record in your own browser.
No. Everyone has the same health, speed and guns to choose from. Looks and skins are for show.
A computer with a keyboard and mouse, and an up-to-date Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. On a phone you can follow the pot and sign in, but not play yet.
Adults 18 and over, where taking part is legal. Check your local rules first.