One hour. One five-minute run — ten if you hold a Legendary. Tap the lock, build your combo, bank before you lose it, and come back tomorrow. The streak is what pays.
Paste an address or connect a wallet. Every token you hold from the collection carries a single trait — Common, Uncommon, Rare or Legendary — and each one is weighted by it: 1, 1.3, 1.5, 2.
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Amplification is logarithmic, so every extra NFT pays less than the one before. Rarity sets the ceiling, quantity walks you toward it: a wallet of thirty Commons earns 2.70x, thirty Legendaries earns 5.40x — exactly double, at every size.
Picking a tier builds a sample wallet so you can feel the difference. A real scan overrides it.
Tap when the marker crosses the green zone. Clean hits raise your combo and shrink the zone. Miss and the combo drops. An unbanked combo pays nothing — it still has to clear the daily board to be worth anything.
Every player competes on one board — no brackets, no tiers kept apart. Your NFT weighting still decides how hard your score hits, so it's still an edge, not a guarantee. Top 5 split the day's pot evenly: 200,000 PTW each, flat. Sixth place earns the same as five hundredth. Once you've secured a spot there's nothing left to grind for, so the board rewards holding your rank, not burning the clock.
Winnings don't land in your wallet the day you earn them. Every top-5 finish locks 200,000 PTW into a shared cycle pot that only unlocks once day 5 closes — you can watch it grow, but you can't spend it until the whole cycle is over.
Separate from today's board and never wipes. Every day you bank a run, your streak grows and its accumulative score follows you — this is the long game, not the daily prize.
This board is shared. Your handle, tier, streak length and accumulative score are visible to everyone else playing — a scanned wallet shows as a shortened address like 0x1a2b…9f8e. Nothing else about your wallet leaves your device.
This is what keeps PTW from inflating into nothing. Upgrades stick to the NFT and transfer when you sell it. Activations last one run.
Connect a wallet to spend real PTW on activations.
The sink ratio is the number to watch. Emission is fixed at 5,000,000 PTW over the 5-day cycle. If purchases don't burn a healthy share of that, the token inflates and every reward feels smaller each cycle. Every purchase here burns in full — a straight supply sink, not a rebate into some future pot.
Upgrades are hard-capped on purpose. Since PTW trades on the open market, anything that raises your score is buyable power. Level caps turn that into a ceiling everyone eventually reaches rather than an endless ladder where the richest wallet always wins.
Rarity is a ceiling, not a ladder. Each NFT is weighted from its metadata — 1, 1.3, 1.5, 2 — and the wallet multiplier is anchored to your best one, then grown logarithmically by everything else you hold. A Legendary wallet earns exactly double a Common wallet of the same size, whether that size is one NFT or a thousand. Quantity always helps and never dilutes, but the tenth NFT is worth far less than the second.
The streak is the real scoreboard. Daily pots reward a good day; the accumulative streak score rewards showing up. It only grows on consecutive days, and one missed day sends it to zero while your personal best stays on the record. That asymmetry is deliberate — it makes attention, not capital, the thing that ranks you.
No ETH is distributed anywhere in this system. Rarity decides how many pots your score lands in and how long your clock runs. Gameplay is identical at every tier.