A woodblock print of a mountain at dusk. A stair path climbs past lantern-lit stations to the summit, with tall red, gold and green banners at every station.
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NOBORI

Trading is the climb.

A mountain of thirty-six stations. Three clans. Every buy and every sell plants a banner where the price stands. Hold a station and its toll is yours.

  • Ethereum mainnet
  • Uniswap V4 hook
  • No owner, no keys

Four rules. No dice.

There is no button to press and nothing to connect. You play by trading the token. The pool itself keeps score.

A climber drives a tall gold banner into the ground beside a station hut, above a sea of clouds.

Every trade plants a banner.

The price is a trail of 36 stations. When you buy or sell, the 3% tax on your trade becomes weight on your clan's banner at the station where the price stands.

Buy or sell, both count. Your wallet's clan is fixed by its address. Weight planted in a block counts from the next block.

A gatekeeper at a wooden toll gate takes coins from a climber. Three banners stand by the gate; the red one is tallest.

The heaviest banner takes the toll.

The clan with the most weight at a station holds it. Two thirds of the tax on every trade fought there is paid to that clan, in ETH, split by how much each member planted.

To take a station you must out-weigh its holders. While you try, your tolls are paid to them.

A gold coin purse on a small stand at the snowy summit, beside a single red banner under a crescent moon.

The summit drinks from the purse.

The last third of every tax fills the Summit Purse. While the price rests at the summit, the highest station it has held for half an hour this season, the purse pours second by second to the clan that holds it.

Let the price slip below the summit and the purse waits. Carry it higher for thirty minutes and the purse follows you up.

Snow falls at night on a station hut. Three banners droop under the snow.

Every seven days, snow.

A season lasts a week. Then every banner is buried and the mountain is bare again. What you earned stays yours to collect, whenever you like.

Nothing is decided at the end of a season. There is no last-second prize to snipe.

Thirty-six stations, one board.

This is the board you will watch after launch. Until then it plays a made-up season so you can see how the game moves. None of these numbers are real.

Season 3, day 4

Preview. Simulated moves, not chain data.
Preview
Price rests here
Price rests at
Station 17
Summit this season
Station 21
Summit Purse
4.812ETH
Tolls paid this season
11.37ETH

Latest moves (simulated)

    Stations held

    Crane0
    Fox0
    Carp0

    After launch this panel reads the hook contract directly. No wallet is ever needed to watch.

    You are born into one.

    Your clan is your wallet address, divided by three. Nobody assigns it and nobody can change it. Want another clan? Use another wallet. That is allowed, and it is a real choice: the heavy clan holds more stations, the light clan splits its tolls between fewer members.

    Crest of the Crane clan: a crane with spread wings, in vermilion.

    Crane

    Remainder 0

    Vermilion banners. First up the trail at dawn.

    Crest of the Fox clan: a seated fox, in gold.

    Fox

    Remainder 1

    Gold banners. Waits at the gate and counts.

    Crest of the Carp clan: a leaping carp, in pine green.

    Carp

    Remainder 2

    Green banners. Climbs the waterfall anyway.

    Which clan is my wallet?

    Paste any Ethereum address. This is arithmetic in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere and nothing connects.

    Plain token. The pool is the game.

    $NOBORI is an ordinary ERC-20 with a fixed supply. All of the game lives in one Uniswap V4 hook that nobody controls.

    Where 3% goes

    Every swap pays 3%, taken in ETH (as WETH), on buys and on sells. The hook never mints, never sells tokens and keeps nothing for a team. Every wei it pays out was paid in as tax.

    Winners are paid by other traders' tax. Nothing here is yield, and nobody is promised a profit.

    ItemValue
    Supply1,000,000,000 fixed
    Tax3% buy, 3% sell, in ETH
    Stations36, each about 21% of price
    Season7 days
    LiquidityAll supply in the pool. LP burned.
    Team tokens0
    Owner, admin, upgradesNone
    Token contractAt launch
    Hook contractAt launch

    Asked on the way up.

    Is it live?

    No. The contracts are written and tested but nothing is deployed. There is no contract address yet. Anyone showing you one before this page does is lying.

    How do I play?

    Trade the token in its Uniswap pool once it exists. That is the whole interface. Your trade is your move, your wallet is your player, your clan is your address.

    How do I get paid?

    Tolls and purse are paid in WETH. Anyone can call claim on the hook for any wallet, and the money can only go to that wallet. You can do it from a block explorer. This site never asks for a wallet.

    Can a bot or a whale just win?

    They can play, and they are fast and rich. But weight costs exactly the tax paid for it, a third of every tax is gone to the purse for good, a banner earns nothing in the block it is planted, and no prize is decided by a last transaction. Whatever a whale pays for a station is paid mostly to the clan it pushes out.

    Is there randomness?

    None. No dice, no block hash, no oracle. Position, weight and time decide everything.

    What can go wrong?

    Plenty. The code is new. It was tested and reviewed by AI auditors, not by an audit firm, and it cannot be changed or paused by anyone, so a bug would be permanent. The token can go to zero. Trading costs 3% each way. Read the disclaimer first.

    I use a smart wallet or an intent app. Anything to know?

    Yes. The player is the account that sends the transaction. With smart accounts, relayers and solver-filled orders that is someone else, and they would get your banner while you pay the tax. Swap directly from a plain wallet.

    First light over a sea of clouds. One peak breaks through, a single red banner on top. Cranes fly past a low sun.

    Nobody owns the mountain.

    No keys. No switches. Only the climb.