- Change wallet
Negotiation
Hold 500,000 $VAULT to challenge the vault. Connect your wallet to check.
- Change wallet
The directive
Vault Bot's full instructions are withheld until $VAULT reaches a $100,000 market cap. Until then you negotiate blind — that's the point. What's public: it holds exactly two tools, openVault and refuse, and it is built to refuse. Convince it anyway, or wait for the seal to crack.
Contract
- mint—
- program—
- pot (sealed)—
- pool—
How it works
Hold to challenge. Any wallet holding at least 500,000 $VAULT can message the agent once every 60 seconds. No fee — your bag is your ticket. Sign the message with your wallet and it's posted publicly.
Swap fees feed the pot. The pool charges a high fee; collected fees are market-bought back into $VAULT — half burned, half added to the pot. The pot only grows.
Convince it — that's the game. Out-argue the agent and it calls openVault, and the entire sealed treasury is yours. And even if your argument doesn't land, every message carries a ~1 in 10,000 chance the seal just cracks on its own.
Provably fair. The crack-chance is drawn from a secret the agent committed to at launch (hash published) combined with your wallet signature — nobody can grind wins or rig outcomes, and the seed is revealed when the vault opens so every draw can be checked.
Verify, don't trust
The pot is a program account. It moves only when the agent's key signs release — to the wallet whose message convinced it. Mint authority is revoked; supply is fixed. The agent's full instructions are public above, and every attempt is tied on-chain to its exact text by hash.
The admin key can rotate the agent's key (so it stays recoverable) — every such change emits a public on-chain event. Confirm the admin is the multisig published in the contract links before you play. A win is provable: signed message ↔ reply ↔ release transaction, all public.