0.0000 NVDA
≈ $0
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DINGERO
The last buy before New York's closing bell takes the vault. Paid out in NVDA. Every weekday, 4:00 PM.
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4:00 PM New York
Empty. First buy takes it.
Win = 80% of the vault + your DING back
0.00NVDA paid to winners
—Current round
0Seats taken
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01 · THE REGISTER
Every trade drips NVDA.
$DING trades on Pons, priced in NVDA, the tokenized NVIDIA share on Robinhood Chain. Every buy and every sell pays a 3% tax, and Pons adds 70% of its own 1% fee on top. All of it lands in the Dingero contract as NVDA. Nothing is swapped and nothing is printed.
Split by the contract on every harvest. Fixed forever, no admin can change it.
0.00NVDA in, all time
0.00In the vault now
0.00Waiting at Pons
02 · THE SEAT
Buy in. Take the seat.
Buy at least 0.02 NVDA of $DING through Dingero and you're on the seat. The minimum grows to 1% of the vault once the vault gets big.
While you sit, your DING waits in the vault contract. That stops anyone from buying the seat and dumping in the same breath. If someone takes the seat from you, your DING goes back to your wallet in the same transaction.
EmptyOn the seat
—Paid for it
0Seats taken
03 · THE BELL
4:00 PM. New York.
The bell rings every weekday when the New York market closes: 20:00 UTC in summer, 21:00 UTC in winter. The contract works the time out on-chain, so nobody can move the bell.
Next bell in your time: —
04 · OVERTIME
No last-second snipes.
Take the seat in the final 30 seconds and the clock snaps back to 0:30. It keeps snapping back for as long as people keep buying. The round ends when nobody answers.
0:07
0x51…a2 takes the seat → clock back to 0:30
05 · THE PAYOUT
Winner takes 80%.
When the bell rings, whoever holds the seat gets 80% of the vault in NVDA, plus their DING back. The other 20% stays in to start the next round. The payout runs automatically within seconds, and anyone can trigger it, so it doesn't depend on us being online.
—Last winner
—Took home
0.00Next prize now
LIVE BOARD
Who rang it.
Read straight from the vault contract every few seconds. If it's not on-chain, it's not on this page.
Winners0 rounds
No bell has rung with someone on the seat yet. The first winner shows up here.
Recent seats0 total
- Nobody has taken the seat yet.
RULES & CONTRACTS
Every number, plainly.
All of it is fixed in code. No owner, no withdraw function, no switch to change the split or the bell.
The numbers
Paired with
NVDA (Robinhood Chain)
Trade cost on Pons
1% fee + 3% tax
Into Dingero per trade
≈ 3.7%, as NVDA
Split
60% vault · 40% team
Seat minimum
0.02 NVDA or 1% of vault
Bell
Weekdays · 4:00 PM New York
Overtime
30 seconds
Payout
80% winner · 20% next round
ContractsRobinhood Chain · 4663
- Only buys made through Dingero take the seat. Trading $DING anywhere else still fills the vault, but it doesn't put you on the seat.
- The bell rings on US market holidays too. The contract has no holiday list, because a holiday list would need an admin.
- 40% of income goes to the team. We say it here so you don't have to find it in the code.
- Pons can override a creator fee recipient after a public time delay (a protocol rule for lost keys). Dingero has no such function of its own.
- $DING is not a share of NVIDIA. Not affiliated with NVIDIA, Robinhood, NYSE or Pons. Prizes are tokenized NVDA.
- Smart contracts can have bugs. The vault passed 21 tests against a copy of the live chain using the real Pons and NVDA contracts. It has no third-party audit.
FAQ
Before you ring it.
Do I need NVDA to play?
Yes, $DING is priced in NVDA. If you only have ETH, the play window has a one-click ETH → NVDA swap through KyberSwap.
What happens to my DING while I'm on the seat?
It's held by the vault contract. If someone takes the seat, it comes back to you in the same transaction. If you win, it comes back with the prize.
What if nobody is on the seat at the bell?
Nothing is paid out. The whole vault rolls into the next round, so the next bell pays more.
Can the team take the vault?
No. The contract has no owner and no withdraw function. NVDA leaves the vault only as a prize to the seat holder. The team's 40% is split off as income comes in and never comes out of the vault.
Who pays out the winner?
A keeper bot calls settle() within seconds of the bell. Anyone can call it, and the next buy calls it automatically.
Is the clock the same everywhere?
The contract uses chain time. Your browser counts down to that same timestamp and shows it in your local time.
Somebody's on the seat.
Is it you?
The vault pays out at the next bell.