Raver Gold
The Realm’s own coin. It pays the people who carried the collection here, and it is what the games are played for. Never bought, never sold, never a token.
Where gold comes from
When gold goes live, every account starts with what its history already earned. Each of these pays once, to an account that exists, with the wallet that holds or held the Ravers linked to it.
- Top of a leaderboard category1,000 / 500 / 150 rgFirst, second and third in each category, once, at launch.
- Each Raver held now150 / 500 / 1,000 rgPer Common, Rare and Legendary in the linked wallet.
- Each Raver held once, since passed on50 / 150 / 275 rgCollectors who minted or held and later sold keep their history.
- Minting early in 2023500 / 250 / 100 rgPer first-day mint, second-day mint, and mints in the first week.
After launch, the top three of each leaderboard category are paid again on the first of every month: 250, 150 and 100 gold. Nothing accrues to a wallet that has never signed in; the coin belongs to accounts, not addresses.
What it is for
Gold is the stake and the prize in Card Battles and the payout in Who’s That Raver. Beating a person pays 25; both sides can stake a matching bonus, poker style; a correct guess pays a coin. As the Realm opens further, gold is how more of it will be unlocked.
The rules it obeys
- Never moneyRaver Gold is points. It is not a token, it cannot be bought or sold, and it never touches a wallet's funds.
- The server holds the ledgerEvery coin lives in an append-only ledger; a balance is that ledger's sum. No page and no player can write it.
- Sending is allowed, farming is notMembers can send gold to each other, within limits: new accounts wait, sends are paced, and gold never moves between accounts sharing a verified email or wallet.
- Fail closedAnything unclear about a payout stops it and is looked at, rather than guessed. A stake settles once, keyed to its match.