A utility layer for memecoins: any token can be listed as a battle arena where holders duel one-on-one, and every match burns supply and feeds a jackpot denominated in that token. Undertide built the product — marketing site, litepaper, partner funnel, and the game itself: matchmaking, rounds and settlement — with wallet and email onboarding through Privy.
The insight the product is built on is stated on its own homepage: most memecoins are just a chart. Thousands of tokens launch with a community, a meme and no mechanism — holders have nothing to do with the token, teams have no deflation story they can point at on-chain, and attention decays. Rekt Paper Scissors treats that as a product gap rather than a marketing one: the paying audience is the token team, and what it buys is a use for its token that requires no contract change and no allocation.
Matching and rounds run off-chain so a match starts immediately and costs no gas — which moves the trust question to whether a result can be faked. Each move is submitted as a SHA-256 hash of the move plus a secret salt; only once both players have committed does either reveal, and every reveal is checked against its earlier hash. Who wins a round is pure rock-paper-scissors maths on revealed moves, with no server randomness anywhere in the path.
A token team supplies one thing: a contract address. No contract change, no token allocation, no integration work. The arena page then assembles itself — icon, price, liquidity and socials pulled from DexScreener — so a project goes from enquiry to a branded, playable arena without engineering involvement on their side. This is the decision the whole adoption model rests on.
The winner takes 94% of the pot. The 6% rake is broken out in public — platform, jackpots, player rewards, and a burn on memecoin arenas — rather than described as a fee. Two jackpots per arena, a MEGA and a MINI, accrue from play and are drawn with VRF, and every match earns leaderboard points whether it is won or lost. The litepaper states the effective edge and the risk in the same document.
A wallet requirement is the point where most crypto products lose non-crypto users. Onboarding runs through Privy embedded wallets, so a player can sign in with an email and be in a match without ever installing a wallet — while a crypto-native player connects the wallet they already use. The same account model serves both.
Next.js on Turbopack with five localised routes, an off-chain match engine with commit-reveal verification and logged round history, VRF-drawn jackpots, signed withdrawals, and wallet-or-email onboarding through Privy embedded wallets. Public beta runs on BNB testnet with play-money; mainnet and external audit sit in the client's next phase.
If you have a product that has to be fast, verifiable and adoptable without friction, tell us what you're thinking. Undertide will assess fit and recommend the right scope.
