Blitz Round · on BOT Chain

Sixty seconds. Every tap on-chain.

The contract lights a cell. You tap it. BOT Chain confirms the transaction, adds your point and lights the next one - so your score is only as fast as the chain.

Free to play - you only pay gas. No token, no entry fee.

Players
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Rounds played
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Block time, last 100
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Gas per tap, live
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Measured from the chain as you read this.

Why it's on-chain

The blockchain isn't behind the game. It is the game.

Every tap is a transaction

Each tap calls the contract. There's no off-chain game to play first and submit a score for later.

The contract keeps score

You send a cell, never a number. The contract checks it against the lit target and adds the point itself.

Sixty seconds, hard stop

The window is fixed by the block that starts your round. After it closes, the contract rejects every tap.

A board anyone can check

Best scores and the round they came from live in contract storage. Nothing on the board comes from this website.

How a round works

Connect, start, tap, settle.

  1. Connect

    Your wallet address is your player. No account, no password.

  2. Start

    One approval starts the round and hands a short-lived session key a small gas float, so taps need no popups.

  3. Tap

    Tap the lit cell. Each tap is signed, sent and confirmed before the next cell lights.

  4. Settle

    At zero the round is settled on-chain, your best and the board update, and the float comes back.

Trust, as mechanism

We never take the app's word for it.

This website only draws the grid. Every rule that decides a point runs inside the BOTBlitz contract, on every tap, before anything is written. Refresh mid-round and the game picks up from the chain.

Checked on every tap

  1. 1

    Owner

    The caller is the player, or the session key named for this round only.

  2. 2

    Window

    The block's timestamp is before the round's end. At 60 seconds, taps revert.

  3. 3

    Step

    The tap answers the current step. A step that already scored cannot score again.

  4. 4

    Pace

    One tap per block per round, so no client can outrun the chain.

  5. 5

    Cell

    Matches the lit target: +1 and the next cell lights. Anything else is a miss.

One round · 60 seconds

Sixty seconds is enough to find out.

Connect, approve once, and tap. Your best round goes on the board for anyone to verify.

Start a 60s round