## Terms, risks, and what nobody owes you

Read first · nothing here is a promise

This is a meme coin and a game. It is for fun. Nobody promises you anything.

Everything on this site — the token, the weekly payout, the Machines, the drones, the arena, the races, the purses and every page that describes a plan — is entertainment. None of it is an offer to sell anything, an investment, a security, a savings product, a job, or advice of any kind. No number on this site is owed to anyone. Anything called a plan may change or never happen, and we may stop running any part of this at any time without notice.

The site and everything on it are provided as is, without warranty of any kind. You use it at your own risk, and only where doing so is lawful for you; we do not offer anything to anyone in a place where it would be unlawful. To the fullest extent the law allows, nobody involved in this project is liable to you for any loss arising from it. If a friendlier sentence anywhere else on this site reads like a promise, this page is the one that is true.

1 · What this is

$BITBOTS is a meme coin. It has a robot theme, a browser city, a fight prototype and a weekly payout of trading fees. It is entertainment. It is not a company, a fund, a savings product or a job.

Nobody here is a licensed financial adviser, and nothing on this site is financial, investment, tax or legal advice. If you are making a decision that matters to you, get advice from somebody qualified and independent of us.

2 · The most important thing on this page

You can lose everything you put in. The token can go to zero and stay there.

That is not a formality. Most meme coins end near zero, and we have looked at the numbers rather than guessing: across ten of the most successful meme coins ever launched, every single one fell below 6% of its peak trading activity, with a median collapse of about 98.7% and a median half-life from peak of roughly five and a half days.

Because the weekly payout comes from trading fees and nothing else, a collapse in trading is a collapse in the payout. Anyone buying this expecting an income should read section 4 first and then probably not buy it.

3 · What the stock tokens are

The weekly payout is made in stock tokens on pair.fund — tokens named after companies, whose price tracks that company's share price.

They are not shares. Holding one gives you no ownership of the company, no voting rights and no dividend. We do not issue them, we do not control them, and we cannot fix them if the people who do issue them change something. If an issuer restricts transfers, blocks an address, or the token stops tracking its stock, that affects you and is outside our control.

4 · The wage is not a yield

Holders receive a share of trading fees. That is the entire mechanism. It is not a return on an investment, not interest, not a dividend, and nobody is obliged to pay it.

• It falls when trading falls, and in a week with no trading it is nothing.
• It splits further every time a Machine is forged.
• It has run three times so far. Three payouts are a data point, not a track record, and any figure you see projected forward on this site is a model rather than a promise.
• Not every fee collected reaches holders. A share goes to the launch platform and a share is retained for the fixed weekly purses (the Scrapyard ladder, and Ranked when it ships) and running costs. The split is published on the payroll section.

5 · Burning is permanent

Forging a Machine destroys the tokens you burn. They are sent to an address nobody controls and they are gone forever. There is no refund, no undo, no cooling-off period, and no mechanism by which we could reverse it even if we wanted to.

A Machine may be worth less than what you burned. It may be worth nothing.

6 · The Machines

At the time of writing the series-1 contract is deployed and no Machine has been forged yet. The contract is not audited. Everything the site says about later series describes a plan; the lifetime ceiling (no more than a quarter of the supply ever burned into Machines) is a published rule, not a guarantee of any value.

When they do exist: a Machine is an NFT. Its art is generated from a seed recorded on chain, and today that art is drawn on demand by this website — so if this site stops answering, marketplaces will not be able to display it. You would still own the token and the art would still be reproducible by anyone from the published generator, but it would stop displaying by itself. We intend to move the art to permanent storage after the first reveal. Until we have, this dependency is real and we are telling you about it rather than hoping you do not notice.

The contract has been tested by us. It has not been analysed with automated tools and it has not been audited by an independent third party.

7 · The races, the arena and the prizes

The races. Calling the winner is free and the entry is a wallet signature. No prize is paid for races. The race purse was retired on 7 September 2026 and that money moved to the Scrapyard ladder, which pays a fixed weekly amount declared in advance. Calling a race is a game with nothing at stake and nothing obliges anyone to pay you for it. Entries close on Friday at 18:00 UTC while the US market closes at 20:00 UTC, so the leader when entries lock is not always the leader when the result is read.

Promotions. Any promotion that awards a prize for trading, such as the Trading Ladder, runs under its own published rules, which form part of these Terms. It is a promotion, not a game piece and not a return on holding. It runs only where lawful for you, may be changed or stopped at any time, awards nothing until its rules say it is open, and gives no prize any cash value. Wash trading or manipulation disqualifies every wallet involved.

The arena. The current fights pay nothing, cost nothing and stake nothing. Part of every fight is decided by real stock movements rather than by the player, so it is not a game of skill alone. The leaderboard runs on our server and is not independently auditable.

Prizes and giveaways are discretionary. Published rules — such as a minimum holding to be eligible — may change, and we will say so when they do.

8 · Who may use this

You must be 18 or older, and old enough where you live if that is higher.

This site is reachable from everywhere, which does not mean it is lawful for you to use it where you are. Crypto assets, tokenised equities and prize competitions are regulated very differently between countries and some prohibit them outright. Working out whether you are allowed to take part is your responsibility, and by using the site you are telling us that you may.

Do not use this site if you are in a country subject to comprehensive sanctions, or if you are on a sanctions list.

9 · Your wallet is yours

We never ask for your seed phrase or private key, and we never will. Anyone who does is stealing from you, including anyone claiming to be us.

Every transaction is one you approve in your own wallet. We cannot move your tokens. You are responsible for keeping your keys and — if you forge — for keeping your secret, because a lost secret cannot be replaced. Losing it does not lose the Machine: the series still finalises and your Machine still gets its art and stats; you only forgo adding your own randomness to the seed.

Check the contract address against the one published on this site before you trade. Impostor tokens are common and we cannot recover anything sent to one.

10 · The chain and the software

This runs on Robinhood Chain, which we do not operate. If it halts, reorganises or behaves unexpectedly, that affects you and is outside our control.

Everything here is provided as it is, with no warranty of any kind. Smart contracts can contain defects. Websites go down. To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from your use of this site, the token, the contracts or anything connected to them. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including for fraud.

11 · Data

See the privacy page. The short version: we collect almost nothing, we do not run third-party advertising or analytics trackers, and a wallet address you use here is already public on the chain.

12 · Changes

We will change this page as the project changes, and the date at the top will change with it. Continuing to use the site after that means those terms apply to you.