Games
Dethrone
Claim the Throne
- Category
- Games
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Competitive online profile owners and Web3 collectors
About
Challenge the King. Place your tribute. Seize the Throne.
Features
- Problem
- Profile rank is not directly contestable.
- How it works
- Displays a ranked profile leaderboard with current bids and category placement.
- Result
- Profiles can compete for rank publicly.
- Why
- Users need a visible target to challenge.
- Problem
- Users need clear rules for overtaking another profile.
- How it works
- Requires a bid of at least $1 more than the target profile's current amount.
- Result
- Users know the minimum action required to move ahead.
- Why
- A defined minimum increment makes rank changes understandable.
- Problem
- Ranking changes need confirmation.
- How it works
- Moves a profile above its target after payment is confirmed.
- Result
- Leaderboard order follows confirmed payments.
- Why
- Rank should reflect completed bids.
- Problem
- Early supporters need a collectible membership mechanism.
- How it works
- Awards eligibility for one of 100 Genesis NFTs to the first 100 valid leaderboard supporters; ownership and membership follow the NFT on-chain.
- Result
- Eligible supporters can claim Genesis Club membership that transfers with NFT ownership.
- Why
- Limited, transferable NFTs recognize early participation.
- Problem
- Competitive history is difficult to track.
- How it works
- Provides activity and Hall of Fame records for events such as joining, rank movement, highest bid, and time at #1.
- Result
- Users can review leaderboard activity and all-time achievements.
- Why
- Public records make competition legible over time.
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