CROJAK — He bought the top. Then he built his own.

The escape

Eight steps between a job and not having one.

Nothing is promised and nothing unlocks. It is simply where the chart stands today, written down so nobody has to guess.

Things to do

Three of them. That is the whole app.

No staking, no farm, no points. A game, a badge and a page that shows exactly what the deployer wallet did.

The Shift

Customers order a burger. You stack it bottom to top and it goes out the moment it matches. Three walkouts and the shift is over.

Clock in →

Your badge

Connect a wallet and get a staff card. Your rank follows what the bag is worth, from dishwasher up to the one reading RESIGNED.

See your card →

The ledger

Eight per cent bought on the same curve as everybody else. Four sold on a published schedule, four that can only be burned.

Read the ledger →

Leaderboard

Best shifts this week.

Scores are signed by the wallet that played them, so nobody can post a number they did not earn.

#	Wallet	Score	Bag
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Story

What this actually is.

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He bought CRO at ninety-seven cents because the advertisement ran during the Super Bowl and everybody agreed it was only the beginning. It was the top. It has not been the top again since.

He did not sell at minus fifty, and he did not sell at minus ninety-five. He went to work, came home, opened the app, closed it, and repeated that for five years without telling anyone.

ChainCronos · mainnet
Supply1,000,000,000 CROJAK, fixed
PresaleNone. The deployer bought on the open curve.
Dev bag8% — half on a published schedule, half burn-only
Liquidity—
TaxesZero on buys and sells.