Drag your citizens here to send them into Ceuta.
Spanish earn 10,000 $PESO a day. Moroccans take a cut of every claim.
Every wallet installed in this browser.
Waiting for the seed block.
The outcome is decided by a block that did not exist when you paid, so nobody — you included — can see it in time to back out.
No citizens yet. Claim a few.
— of 10,000 claimed with ETH
9 in 10 Spanish · 1 in 10 Moroccan · an Invader 4 is 1 in 1,280
Every claim is one of these five. You do not choose — the roll happens on-chain after your payment is already mined, and these are the real odds, taken from the rarity table in the contract.
Invaders earn no $PESO of their own. They take 20% of everything the Spanish collect, split by rank, and each new claim after the first 10,000 can be stolen outright by a staked Invader. Artwork is stored in the contract itself, not on a server.
Claim citizens, send them into Ceuta, and collect $PESO. Nine in ten are Spanish and do the earning. One in ten is a Moroccan Invader, who earns nothing alone but lives off everyone else.
Where $PESO comes from. There is none at the start — no sale, no premine. The only way any exists is a Spanish citizen earning it in Ceuta. Once the first 10,000 citizens are claimed with ETH, every later one is paid for by burning $PESO, which destroys it rather than paying anyone. So the supply is whatever the Spanish have earned, minus whatever has been spent claiming more.
Every number below is read from the contract, not copy from a pitch deck.
| Outcome | Chance | Per 50,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | 90% | 45,000 |
| Invader 1 | 5.23% | 2,612 |
| Invader 2 | 3.14% | 1,567 |
| Invader 3 | 1.56% | 781 |
| Invader 4 | 0.078% | 39 |
An Invader 4 is about 1 in 1,280 claims.
| Tokens | Price | Paid in |
|---|---|---|
| 1 – 10,000 | 0.001 | ETH |
| 10,001 – 20,000 | 20,000 | $PESO, burned |
| 20,001 – 40,000 | 40,000 | $PESO, burned |
| 40,001 – 50,000 | 80,000 | $PESO, burned |
Past the first 10,000 the contract refuses ETH outright — $PESO is the only way in, and it is destroyed rather than paid to anyone.
An Invader only steals while it is in Ceuta. Sitting in your wallet it earns nothing and steals nothing — the thief is drawn from the staked pack, weighted by rank, so an Invader 4 is picked 1.6× as often as an Invader 1 and collects 1.6× the tax. Theft also only applies to citizens claimed after the first 10,000, so nobody can be robbed during the ETH mint.
Every random outcome in this game — which citizens you get, their Invader rank, and whether the pack robs you on the way out — is decided after you pay, by a block that did not exist yet when you did.
Your ETH is taken and your token numbers are reserved. Nothing is rolled yet, so there is nothing to peek at.
About 24 seconds later a block is produced that nobody could predict. Its hash is the seed for your roll.
A keeper bot normally sends this for everyone, so you usually sign once. If none is around, this page asks you to sign it yourself.
Why bother? Games like this usually roll traits in the very transaction that takes your money. That lets someone wrap the call in a contract and cancel it whenever the result is bad — claiming only the rare ones, and leaving everybody else the leftovers. Splitting it in two removes the trick outright: by the time any trait exists, the payment is already mined and cannot be undone. Not by you, not by anyone.