Rules & compliance

Written down rather than hoped away. If any of this ever conflicts with something you were told elsewhere, this page wins.

What the game is

STOCKPOP is a skill-based arcade game with chance-based prizes. A chain of coloured bubbles moves toward a pit; you shoot bubbles from a launcher and matching three or more pops them. Some bubbles secretly contain a prize.

Only bubbles you actually pop open their prize. Where prizes sit and what they are is decided by chance, sealed before the round starts. Which bubbles you reach is decided by aim, chaining and speed. A bubble you fail to pop is a gift you never opened.

A free path that never closes

There is a permanent free play mode. It needs no wallet, no payment and no account, and it is not a trial — it is how Day 1 works for everyone and it stays after that. Free-mode points have no monetary value, are not a currency, and convert to nothing.

Periodic free tickets are also available (daily check-in and via our Telegram bot), so a no-purchase route to real prizes exists where the law requires one.

Odds, and how they can change

The full prize table is published on the landing page and one tap away on the game screen. It is the same table for every player — there is no per-wallet variation, and no mechanism in the code to create one.

• Any change to the table is announced at least 7 days in advance, on screen.
• The empty-bubble rate is never higher than the published rate.
• Odds configuration changes are written to an audit log.
• We publish the realised distribution of bubble contents weekly, next to the published table, so the claim can be checked against reality rather than taken on trust.

The welcome boost is expressed as a second published table, not a hidden multiplier, and the date it switches back to the standard table is shown from the first day it is offered.

Provably fair

Before each round, the server publishes a SHA-256 hash of that round's seed. Prize positions and contents are fixed at that moment. After the round, the seed is revealed and anyone can re-derive the layout and check it against the hash published beforehand.

The verifier runs entirely in your browser and its source is public. Round hashes are chained, so history cannot be rewritten after the fact.

Prizes and claiming

• Prizes are denominated in USD at the moment you win.
• At claim time they are bought on-chain and sent to your wallet as tokenized stock, with a transaction hash.
• If liquidity for a given stock token fails, we may offer the equivalent in USDG instead. You will be told before the claim completes.
• Small claims settle immediately. Jackpot claims pass a short review window before payout.
• Unclaimed prizes expire after 90 days and return to the prize pool.
• Tokenized stocks are blockchain representations of equities and carry their own risks, including issuer, custody and liquidity risk.

Who can play for money

• Paid mode is 18+.
• Paid mode is blocked in jurisdictions where this kind of game is restricted. Blocking uses IP plus self-declaration, and the list is reviewed with counsel.
• Free mode remains available regardless.
• Attempting to bypass a geo-block — via VPN or otherwise — may void prizes.

Fair play

Rounds are settled by the server from your input log, not from anything your device claims. Automated play, scripted aiming and multi-account farming of the welcome boost are not allowed. Daily per-wallet ticket caps apply.

For what it is worth: prize budget is allocated per ticket, so a perfect bot converges on the published table rather than beating it. The caps exist to protect the pool, not because botting is profitable.

The token

$SPOP gates price, style and access: a discount when you pay with it, cosmetics, and access to future rooms and seasons. It is a utility token — not an investment product, not a security, and not a claim on revenue.

It never changes the odds. Not the prize table, not the jackpot chance, not the empty rate. Same odds for every player, forever.

Not affiliated

STOCKPOP is an independent application and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Robinhood Markets, Inc., Tesla, NVIDIA, Apple, or any index provider. "Robinhood Chain" is referenced solely to identify the underlying public blockchain network, and stock tickers identify tokenized assets available on that network.