Type fast.
Win the pool.
A 60-second typing duel starts every 3 minutes. The top 5 clean runs split a prize pool funded by the coin’s trading fees.
One text, one clock
Everyone types the same text at the same moment, with live lanes showing who is ahead. Net speed counts, so mistakes cost you.
Top 5 get paid
Each round pays 10% of the pool to the top 5 clean runs, split 40/25/15/10/10. Free to enter, with just your public address.
Bots get thrown out
Every run is rebuilt from its keystroke log and checked for paste, impossible speed and robotic timing. Flagged runs are dropped.
Connecting to the server…
Opening soon
The game unlocks the moment the coin launches. Add your address now so you’re ready to join the first lobby.
Round
0 players are in. Everyone types the same text for 60 seconds, and the top 5 clean runs share the prize.
Prize if 5 clean players finish: 0 SOL
Get ready to type
Hands on the keys. The text appears the instant the clock hits zero, and it won’t wait for you.
You’re watching this round. Join the next lobby to compete.
Click the text to focus. Backspace fixes mistakes. Paste is blocked.
| # | Player | Net wpm | Acc | Prize |
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Lobby, race and results last one minute each.
Live lanes
Biggest payouts
Prize pool
The vault’s balance minus what is owed to winners. Each round pays 10% of it to the top 5. Your rewards: 0.0000 SOL pending, 0.0000 SOL paid.
Vault
How prizes work
- Free to enter. Prizes come only from fees already in the vault.
- A prize needs 5 clean players with 90% accuracy, or it rolls over.
- New wallets need 3 finished rounds before they can win.
- Wins are held for review, then sent to your address.
The TrenchWars coin
Its trading fees fund the prize pool. Here is exactly how.
The contract address and live chart appear here at launch
When the coin goes live you’ll find its contract address, a live price chart, the pump.fun link and links for checking the holders yourself. Until then, treat any address you see elsewhere as unverified.
Where the fees go
50% of creator fees go to the prize vault and 50% to the creator. Winners are paid from the vault only.
Read the full processA memecoin can lose all of its value. Only spend what you can afford to lose. The coin gives no ownership, profit share or promise of returns, and nothing here is financial advice.
The idea
A coin whose trading fees pay for a game. Volume becomes prize money, and anyone with fast hands can win it.
Where every creator fee goes
The prize half goes to a public vault wallet and is paid out to winners. The creator’s half pays for hosting, the domain, development and the creator’s time.
How the money moves
People trade
Every trade of the coin pays a small creator fee in SOL.
Fees are claimed
Fees build up in the creator’s wallet until the creator claims them.
Half goes to the vault
50% of each claim is sent to the vault. Every transfer is visible on a block explorer.
Winners get paid
Each round pays 10% of the pool to the top 5 clean runs. Wins are held for review, then sent to the winner’s address.
The vault
The game pays only from what is in this wallet, so the pool you see on the site is real, checkable money.
Launch commitments
- No bundled wallets at launch.
- The creator’s wallet and holdings are disclosed.
- The prize vault address is public and never changes quietly.
- Prize rules are published and don’t change mid-round.
- If the game ever closes, everything owed to winners is paid first.
Fair play
Every run is rebuilt from its keystroke log on the server and checked for paste, impossible speed, robotic timing and lost focus. Flagged runs are dropped from the prize list. No system stops every cheater, which is why wins are held for review before they are paid.
The honest limits
- Fees follow trading volume. If trading dries up, the prizes dry up too.
- The prize pool is never a guaranteed amount.
- The coin can lose all of its value. Only spend what you can afford to lose.
- The coin gives no ownership, profit share or promise of returns. This is not financial advice.
Questions
Do I need the coin to play?
No. The game is free and only needs your public Solana address. It never asks for a private key or a signature.
How do I know the split is real?
Look at the vault on a block explorer. Every deposit and every payout is public, so you can compare them with the coin’s fee income.
Can the creator take the vault?
The vault is a normal wallet controlled by the creator, not a smart contract. That is why its address, its balance and the rules are public, and why you should only trust it as far as its history shows.
When do winners get paid?
After a review delay, which is longer for brand-new wallets. Small wins add up until they reach a minimum payout.