ETERNAL
buy $ETERNAL
ETERNAL

The token that
never dies.

last buy wins · all fees to the pot · 3% of every trade
POT LIVE round #1 entry price — mcap —
the pot
0.000 ETH
paid on the spot to the last buyer standing
10.0
SECONDS
last buy nobody waiting
entry price
—
MCAP ÷ 1,000,000
hold requirement
10 seconds
any qualifying buy resets it
fees → pot
3%
every buy, every sell
you must buy at or above the entry price and stay last for ten full seconds
// three rules, no small print

It's simple.
Last buy wins.

All fees go to the pot. The last person to buy above the entry price and survive ten seconds takes the whole thing. Then the round resets and it starts again. Forever.

RULE 01

Buy above the entry

A buy only counts if it lands at or above the entry price. Anything below is a normal trade — it still pays the fee into the pot, it just doesn't put you in the chair.

entry = MCAP ÷ 1,000,000
RULE 02

Hold for 10 seconds

Your qualifying buy arms a ten second timer. If anyone buys the entry after you, the timer resets and the chair is theirs. Survive the full ten and it's over.

10.0s · resets on every entry
RULE 03

Take the pot

Timer hits zero and the entire pot is sent to the last buyer. Paid on the spot, no claiming, no vesting. The round resets and the next one starts building immediately.

whole pot → last buyer
3% → POT
97% stays in your trade
every buy · every sell · no exceptions team cut 0% — the pot is the product
// questions

Read this before you play.

What actually is $ETERNAL?

A token with a pot attached. 3% of every buy and every sell goes into the pot instead of somebody's pocket. The last person to buy the entry and survive ten seconds takes the pot. Then it starts over.

What is the "entry price"?

Market cap divided by one million. At a $250,000 mcap the entry is $0.25. It moves with the market cap, so as the token grows the entry gets more expensive — the chair costs more the bigger the pot gets.

What if I buy below the entry?

Your trade goes through normally and your 3% still funds the pot, but it does not arm the timer and it does not make you the last buyer. Only buys at or above the entry count.

Can someone snipe me at the last second?

Yes. That's the game. If someone buys the entry with 0.3 seconds left, the timer goes back to ten and they're in the chair. Ten seconds is short enough to survive and long enough to lose.

Does the token die when someone wins?

No — that's the whole name. The pot pays out, the round counter ticks up, and the next pot starts filling from the very next trade. There is no final round.

Is this a game of skill?

No. It's timing, nerve and luck, and you can absolutely lose money. Nothing here is financial advice and you should only ever put in what you're fine losing entirely.

The last buy wins.

THE WHOLE POT · 0.000 ETH → YOU

The last buy
wins.

THE WHOLE POT · 0.000 ETH → YOU
paid on the spot
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