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No instructions. A hidden rule decides which pieces you may take, and in what order. You will work it out in under a minute. That is the part machines are still bad at.
Everyone gets the same board today. Kept on your device — we run no server and collect nothing.
Every row here was replayed by the server before it was written. A time you didn't earn cannot get in — the moves have to actually solve the board.
Resets in the third column. The table clears when the next board drops.
A real recorded attempt, not a simulation. A frontier model got the identical board and the identical protocol — position in, outcome out, no rule stated. It was even given the list of possible rules, which you were not.
ARC-AGI-3 drops an agent into an unfamiliar game and makes it discover the rules by playing. Over the 30-day developer preview, humans solved every environment. The models did this:
Source: ARC Prize, ARC-AGI-3 developer preview. Figures as published; if they move, this table moves with them.
Send $NOTABOT to the vault, paste the transaction hash, and the server checks it on Robinhood Chain before the prize counts — it reads the receipt and looks for a transfer of the token into the vault. No receipt, no prize. Whoever solves the board takes the pot.
Nothing can be sponsored yet: the token isn't deployed, so there's nothing to send and no vault to send it to. This turns on the day it exists.
Attach a wallet to a win and the server writes it down — after replaying your moves, so nothing gets in that wasn't earned. One win per wallet per day, however many times you press the button.
Being straight with you: there is no token, no
date, and nobody is promising you an amount. What we can say is that this record is the
only thing a launch allocation could ever be built from — we can't invent rows in it
and neither can you. Check any wallet at /api/wins?wallet=0x…, including ours.
Nobody has been paid anything, because the vault is empty and the token doesn't exist. This section is not a placeholder for a promise — it's the format every payout will take once there are any.
When a payout happens, three things get published together: the
winner's signed ticket, the transaction hash, and the date. You can check any ticket
yourself at /api/claim?t=<ticket> — it returns the day, the wallet
and the move count, or tells you it's forged. We can't fake one, and neither can a winner.
Everything on this page works. Nothing here stands in for something we intend to build later. When a thing is not built, it is listed below as not built.
On payouts, so there is no misunderstanding: the vault is funded from a share of token revenue, not from anyone's savings, and no payout happens until it can cover one. Winning today earns you a signed ticket, not a promise of money. When the vault has something in it, its address goes on this page and you can read the balance yourself.
/api/claim?t=…/api/wins.