Mint
You get the container: an NFT with its own account, and nothing inside it. The artwork is drawn from the token number, so your position looks like no other in the collection. Stopping here is fine — an empty position costs nothing to hold.
[ pick a desk · mint a position ]
The desk competes, not your position. Your position sits alongside everyone else who picked the same desk, and the six desks compete against each other.
Six choices. Or let it pick for you.
Source — · — · — legs
Three steps, and you can stop after the first.
You get the container: an NFT with its own account, and nothing inside it. The artwork is drawn from the token number, so your position looks like no other in the collection. Stopping here is fine — an empty position costs nothing to hold.
One transaction buys the desk's whole basket at the current weights. If any single leg moves past your slippage tolerance, the transaction reverts in full and you keep the settlement asset. There is no fee on this from us.
Entering the weekly game is optional. A position that never enters simply holds the basket. How the week works.
Two layers, kept apart.
Whatever the desk discloses, held in its published weights inside your position. It tracks the underlying prices minus the market's own costs — and it does that whether or not you ever touch the game.
Only if you enter a week: a losing desk transfers a bounded 1.00% of its entered value to the winning one. That is a transfer between desks, and it exists only for positions that opted in.