EPISODE I
Five chains. One coin. A battle every hour.
$FEEWARS trades on Ethereum, Base, Robinhood, BSC and Solana. Every hour the five legions fight for net buying, and the winning chain's troops take the fees as an airdrop.
Current battle
The briefing
Choose your legion
Last battle
War record
Rules of engagement
Buy $FEEWARS on the chain you fight for. Each chain has its own pool and its own price.
Net buying on each chain is tracked live. Buys push your legion forward; sells push it back.
At the top of the hour, the fees from all five chains buy $FEEWARS, and it all goes to the winning chain.
The winning chain's holders are airdropped by the lowest balance they held all hour. No claiming.
Battle log
Check your wallet
FAQ
How is the winner decided?
By net buying: the change in how much ETH, BNB or SOL each chain's pool holds over the hour, in dollars. It's computed from the pools' prices at the start and end of the round, so nobody (including us) can fake it, and anyone can check it on-chain. A chain needs at least $50 of net buying to win; otherwise the fees roll into the next round.
Where do the fees come from?
Every $FEEWARS trade on every chain pays a trading fee. At the end of the hour, each chain's fees buy $FEEWARS on that same chain, then it's bridged to the winning chain and airdropped to its holders.
Who gets the airdrop?
Holders on the winning chain, by the lowest balance they held in any 5-minute snapshot that hour. Buying one minute before the end earns nothing. Pools, bridges and contracts are excluded.
Can I fight for more than one chain?
Yes, each chain is a separate position. Bridging between chains costs 0.2% on Pangea.
Is this run by Pangea?
No. Fee Wars is an independent coin launched on Pangea. The keeper wallets and every buy, bridge and airdrop are public.