Real money at real coordinates. A 60-minute window. First verified arrival takes it — and the whole world watches the race live. The first window opens in Alicante.
We put real money on a castle hill, on a ridge, on an island. We tell you when. Then you have sixty minutes and your own two legs.
Every pin is placed where you can't drive. Anything over 10 m/s gets flagged.
One window. Everyone who accepted starts at once. Your GPS streams to the live map.
First verified arrival — geofence, GPS trail, arrival clip — gets paid in USDC.
Out there
right now.
Your phone
is the referee.
Background GPS streams your position to the live map. Inside 80 m of the pin you check in and shoot your arrival clip right there. No couch claims — mocked locations are flagged on sight.
Pick a drop before the deadline. You know the city and the reward — not the pin.
Twenty-four hours out, a push with the exact open time. Sixty minutes before the window, the exact coordinates — somewhere inside the public search area, no road in.
The window opens. Sixty minutes, live GPS, the whole map watching. No cars.
Inside 80 m: GPS check-in, then the arrival clip shot right there. First verified arrival gets paid.
No hacks.
No cars.
Real money attracts shortcuts. Every run is checked six ways before anyone gets paid, and the rules are the same for everyone.
The app reads the phone's mock-location and root/jailbreak flags on every position and at check-in. A spoofed position is rejected and the account is flagged for review.
Positions stream every few seconds, timed by our server, not your phone. Bursts over 10 m/s, an average faster than 6.5 m/s, or a big jump while the app was closed all flag the run.
When the window opens you have to be at least 500 m from the drop, and the trail needs real travel. Keep the screen on for the last stretch: GPS that goes quiet for over 3 minutes near the drop voids the check-in.
At check-in you get a one-time code. Say it on camera, show your face, then turn to show the spot. The clip only counts while our own GPS record has you inside the geofence, and the file's recording time and place have to match.
Invited runners get the coordinates 60 minutes before the window. Everyone else sees only the search area until it opens.
A human watches the clip, listens for the code and checks the trail and device flags before the USDC leaves the treasury. Every payout is a public transaction on Solana.
Alicante
One drop, one window, every runner who accepted starting together — a climb above the Mediterranean, and the whole city watching on the live map. The date goes to runners first.
Rewards are USDC on Solana, reserved from a public treasury before a drop is even announced. Win, link a wallet, and the payout — with its tx hash — lands on the next tick.
