One Rubik's cube. Six factions.
Anyone can twist it.
Stake $CUBE on a color to join its faction. Every twist of the cube is paid for: part of the fee burns, part fills the pot, part flows to the factions with the cleanest faces. Solve the cube and the pot unlocks. Then the cube grows.
grab the cube and twist its layers, it loves that
Live from this very cube. Every time it gets solved it grows one size: that is a new epoch.
Four rules. Zero fluff.
The cube has six faces and six colors. You join a faction by staking $CUBE on its color, any amount you like. Your stake is never spent: it makes you a shareholder of that face. Rewards reach the faction by score, then split between members pro rata: your stake divided by everything staked on that color.
Anyone can pay to turn a layer, and the price adjusts with congestion. Each fee is split on the spot: about 30% is burned, about 30% locks into the pot, and about 40% streams to the six factions in proportion to how well their faces are sorted.
Turning your own face never improves its score. Only moves on the four neighboring faces can help you, and every one of them shakes three rival factions at once. Defense costs moves too, and every move you pay feeds the pot of the future solver.
When all six faces are perfectly sorted, the pot unlocks: about 20% to the solver, about 70% to long term stakers, and the rest burns. The cube is then reborn one size bigger. 3×3 becomes 5×5, then 7×7. Each epoch runs longer and plays harder.
A mathematical truth, not a marketing line.
"You cannot solve a Rubik's cube without undoing what is already in place."
