FishBrokerFISHBROKER$FB

How it works

Fish is a real goldfish in a real tank, streamed 24/7. The tank has six zones, each holding a tokenized stock — and after every round the stocks swap places, because Fish has favourite corners and a fair game can't let one ticker squat in them. Where he chooses to linger decides which stock the pot of trading taxes gets turned into. You can't predict a fish and you can't steer one. The fish picks the stock.

The loop

  1. 1

    Buy

    Every $FB trade pays a 4% tax — on buys and sells alike — into the pot. The pot grows with every trade.

  2. 2

    Dwell

    Fish swims into one stock's zone. If he stays 12 seconds, the dwell bar fills — you watch it live.

  3. 3

    Fire

    The round fires: 80% of the pot is swapped into that stock via Jupiter. 20% goes to the treasury.

  4. 4

    Payout

    Every $FB holder is paid in that stock, weighted by balance × hold-time. Shown in shares and USD.

  5. 5

    The Bell

    The closing bell rings — trading halts for 15 minutes. At the reopen the six stocks relist in NEW zones, and the pot kept growing the whole time.

The six stocks

AAPLx

Apple

shuffles zones every round

Blue-chip anchor. Land here and the whole pot becomes Apple, split across every holder.

TSLAx

Tesla

shuffles zones every round

The volatile one. Trigger it and the pot converts to Tesla for the whole book.

NVDAx

Nvidia

shuffles zones every round

The AI darling. Park here and the pot buys NVDA, paid out by weight.

MSFTx

Microsoft

shuffles zones every round

Old guard, still climbing. Pot turns into Microsoft, shared across holders.

AMZNx

Amazon

shuffles zones every round

The everything store. Land here and the pot becomes Amazon for holders.

SPYx

S&P 500

shuffles zones every round

The whole market in one. Pot buys the index, split among every holder.

Payouts are automatic. The instant a round fires, every holder is paid in that stock — no wallet connect, no claiming, nothing to do. Your shares land at your address, weighted by how much $FB you held and for how long.

Why you can't front-run the fish (and neither can we)

You can see the dwell bar filling 12 seconds before a payout. Why can't you buy at second 11 and get paid? Because eligibility was locked before Fish entered the zone. The moment each round opens — at cooldown end — a snapshot fixes who holds what. Every payout in that round uses that snapshot: a point in time when nobody, including us, could know where Fish would swim. A round only pays a snapshot taken before the dwell began. Add a minimum hold and time-weighted balances, and buying during the drama gets you exposure to the next round — same as everyone else.

Time-weighted balances, by example

Your payout weight is your average balance over the round, not your balance at the end:

Wallet B — paid more

12,000,000 held half the round

weight: 6,000,000

Wallet D — paid less

40,000,000 bought at the end

weight: 4,000,000

Wallet D holds 3× more tokens but bought moments before the snapshot — so its time-weighted average is smaller than wallet B's. Recent buyers can't snipe; long holders aren't diluted by tourists.

Season 1 has an end date

The 4% trading tax is technically finite (taxDuration). Rather than let the game silently die, the Season 1 end date is published here from day one. At season end: a published continuation plan, or a final distribution of everything left — per the same pre-published policy that covers every other ending. No surprises.