Every trade of $LONGSHOT pays 2% into the pot. Every Friday the pot backs three runners — Bitcoin, Ether and Solana — with 7-day call options. When a runner comes in, every cent of profit goes to holders, in SOL.
No favourites, no tips, no timing the market. The pot is split in three and every runner carries the same weight. Each needs to run about +5% in a week to pay.
Grows with every buy and every sell until the off on Friday. 0% kept by the team. 100% of profit to holders.
Add to the potEvery step leaves a transaction you can check on-chain. Nothing happens off the record.
Every buy and sell of $LONGSHOT pays a 2% fee in SOL. All of it goes to the pot.
2% · 100% to the potFriday morning the pot is split in three equal stakes: Bitcoin, Ether, Solana.
⅓ · ⅓ · ⅓Each stake buys 7-day calls ~5% above spot on Derive. Every fill is published with its reference.
Fri 08:05 UTCAt expiry the three bets settle. If they return more than they cost, the whole surplus is airdropped to holders.
In SOL · within 24hWins and losses, unedited. Each line links to the Derive fill and the payout transaction.
| Race | Runners | Staked | Returned | Paid to holders |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First race: FridayThe board fills after week 01 settles. | ||||
That's why they're called long shots. Short-dated calls above spot expire worthless most weeks, so most Fridays there will be no payout. The weeks that land are the whole point.
Longshot is an experiment, not an investment product, and nothing here is financial advice. Fees are forwarded to the vault by the team wallet every week; each transfer is public on-chain, but it relies on the team doing it.
Other risks: smart-contract bugs (the vault is unaudited), the bot key that places the trades, bridge risk moving funds between chains, counterparty risk at the options venue, and regulatory risk — sharing derivatives profits with token holders may be regulated where you live.
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