Risk disclosures

You can lose money

If you buy or trade $BOSS, you can lose some or all of what you spend. Fees, slippage, thin liquidity, and price moves do that. A boss dying does not mean the price goes up.

A defeat is not a burn

A defeat moves 70% of the boss's health into a shared buyback budget. Buybacks are separate calls, at most 0.5 HYPE each, at least 10 minutes apart, and they revert when the pool price is far from its recent average or the output is too low. Spending one 32 HYPE boss's share takes hours. Only an executed tranche should be described as tokens sent to the dead address.

Bought tokens go to the dead address. Total supply does not decrease. Circulating supply does.

Nothing happens unless someone calls the contract. If no keeper or user calls it, fees wait and the buyback budget stays unspent.

Rage Reserve and fixed rules

30% of every defeat is saved in the Rage Reserve inside the game contract. On every fifth boss the whole reserve moves into the buyback budget (Mega Burn). Nobody can withdraw it and it never refills a boss. A Mega Burn is spent in tranches like any other buyback, so it takes hours, not one transaction.

Boss health (2, 4, 8, 16, then 32 HYPE forever), the 70/30 split, the Mega Burn every fifth boss and the buyback limits are immutable in the game contract, which has no owner. Fee routing depends on the launch platform's contracts, including a fee escrow that has its own owner. That is a dependency outside the game contract.

No audit, source not yet verified

There is no audit report. The contract source is not yet verified on a public explorer, so the code cannot yet be read there. Contract addresses are shown in the arena. Anyone offering a different address as the BOSSFIGHT token is not confirmed by this site.

No leaderboard of wallets

The game contract does not record who traded, so there is no per-wallet leaderboard. It only receives aggregated fees. A wallet address is not a unique human. Volume is not proof of organic demand.

Smart contract and chain risk

The game runs on Elysium, a young chain. Using it carries smart contract risk, bridge risk, chain risk and the risk of the launch platform's contracts. The game contract is unaudited and its source is not yet verified on a public explorer. Buyback tranches use a price check but can still be traded against within its 10% tolerance.