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FIGHT.

1v1 token combat on Solana. Two degens, two stakes, one winner — refereed by Switchboard VRF and a price oracle that doesn’t flinch.

HOW IT WORKS

1V1 ESCROWVRF REFEREE2% BURNNO HOUSE

KOMBT · 1V1 · PROTOCOL · CABINET 0001

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STAGE SELECT

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Three match formats. All settle on chain in the same escrow primitive — the difference is just what the referee reads to decide the winner: a price oracle, a wall-clock timer, or a Switchboard VRF roll. Pick one. No house gets a cut beyond the 2% burn.

STAGE 0101 / 03

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Price Fight

Long vs short. Challenger picks the side.

The challenger picks a price feed (e.g. SOL/USD via Jupiter), a duration, and explicitly picks their own side — LONG or SHORT. The acceptor is automatically the opposite side. At accept the program snapshots entry price; at expiry, whichever direction the feed moved decides the winner.

WHAT YOU INPUT

›PAIR (oracle target): SOL/USD, BONK/USD, JUP/USD, ETH/USD
›YOUR SIDE: LONG or SHORT (challenger explicitly picks)
›STAKE + STAKE TOKEN: amount + KOMBT/SOL/USDC
›DURATION (timeout in minutes)

HOW IT SETTLES

01Challenger declares: pair + side (LONG/SHORT) + duration + stake.
02Acceptor confirms — auto-assigned opposite side — both stakes lock into the match PDA.
03Program records snapshot_start = oracle price at accept time.
04Health bars drift in real time (LONG bleeds when price drops, SHORT bleeds when it rises).
05At expiry program reads snapshot_end. direction matches challenger_side? challenger wins. else acceptor wins.
06Winner takes 2x stake minus 2% protocol burn. KO seals it.

EXAMPLE

Challenger picks LONG SOL/USD for 1 hour, 500 KOMBT. snapshot_start=178, snapshot_end=181 → up matches LONG → challenger walks with ~980 KOMBT (acceptor goes home with 0).

FEE: 2% PROTOCOL BURN

REFEREE: ON-CHAIN ONLY

NO HUMAN ADMIN

STAGE 0202 / 03

T:T

Time Fight

Don't move. The first to flinch loses.

Pure inactivity duel. Both wallets lock the same stake and start a countdown. The first wallet to broadcast a balance-touching transfer during the window automatically loses. No side selection — there is no direction, only stillness.

WHAT YOU INPUT

›DURATION (window length in minutes — the longer it is, the harder both sides hold)
›STAKE + STAKE TOKEN: amount + KOMBT/SOL/USDC
›(no pair, no side, no oracle — the chain itself is the referee)

HOW IT SETTLES

01Challenger declares: duration + stake.
02Acceptor confirms — both stakes lock into the match PDA.
03Countdown starts. Program watches each wallet's outgoing transfers of the staked token.
04First wallet whose balance shrinks (outgoing transfer of staked token) = loser.
05Timeout with no movement → draw → both stakes refunded minus 2% fee.
06Health bars tick down for each player to gamify the tension.

EXAMPLE

Two influencers stake 1000 KOMBT each for 2 hours. 30 minutes in, one of them sells a tiny amount of KOMBT — match auto-settles, the steady-handed wallet takes 1960 KOMBT (2000 minus 2%).

FEE: 2% PROTOCOL BURN

REFEREE: ON-CHAIN ONLY

NO HUMAN ADMIN

STAGE 0303 / 03

??!

VRF Fight

Pure 50/50. Switchboard rolls. Cabinet settles.

True coin toss. No price, no clock — just verifiable randomness from Switchboard VRF. The program requests a 32-byte randomness blob; bit 0 of the first byte picks the winner. No side selection needed — both sides are symmetric.

WHAT YOU INPUT

›STAKE + STAKE TOKEN: amount + KOMBT/SOL/USDC
›(no pair, no side, no duration — match resolves the moment VRF responds, usually within seconds)

HOW IT SETTLES

01Challenger declares: stake.
02Acceptor confirms — both stakes lock into the match PDA.
03Program requests randomness from the configured Switchboard VRF queue.
04Switchboard callback fires with a 32-byte randomness value.
05bit 0 of randomness[0] picks the winner — 0 = challenger, 1 = acceptor.
06Winner takes 2x stake minus 2% protocol burn. KO + WINNER fanfare.

EXAMPLE

Two degens lock 500 KOMBT each in a VRF match. Switchboard returns randomness whose first byte is 0xA3 (binary 10100011, bit0=1) → acceptor wins 980 KOMBT.

FEE: 2% PROTOCOL BURN

REFEREE: ON-CHAIN ONLY

NO HUMAN ADMIN

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