Short, public and the same for everyone. Numbers may be tuned between seasons; they never change during one.
A campaign runs from Monday 15:30 CET (New York open) to Friday 22:00 CET (close). Orders must be in by Monday 15:00 CET. A legionary must stay staked the whole week to count. Unstaking mid-week drops him from that campaign - nothing else happens to him.
A legion's result is its stock's change from the previous Friday's official close to this Friday's official close. Source and timestamps are published for every week. Top three legions split the weekly pot 50 / 30 / 20.
Attack = the stock ends the week higher. Defend = it ends lower. A correct order earns 10 Denarii (15 if the stock moved more than 5%). A wrong order earns nothing. Denarii are points, not tokens - they cannot be transferred.
In a podium legion, the pot is shared among legionaries that were staked all week and called the direction right, by share weight: Legionary 1.0, Veteran 1.1, Signifer 1.2, Centurion 1.5, Imperator 2.0. One wallet can take at most 10% of a legion's pot.
A Signifer may shield one wrong order per season. A Centurion who calls it right lifts his whole legion's Denarii by 10% that week. An Imperator who calls it right does the same for his legion. Bonuses stack: a legion whose Centurion and Imperator both call it right earns +20%.
Ten campaigns. 60% of the season fund is paid weekly, 40% at the end: 15% to the legion with the most Denarii (members who marched at least 6 of 10 weeks), 15% to the ten best wallets, 10% by lottery among everyone who marched all ten. Titles - Legatus, Primus Pilus, Triumphator - are written into metadata at season end.
Funded by 50% of mint revenue and 4% of the 8% royalty. Pays in USDC on Ink. Weekly pot = 6% of the season fund. If the Aerarium is empty, the week is scored and Denarii are awarded, but no USDC is paid. All balances and payments are public.
Not a security, not a fund, not a stock. A legionary gives you no share, dividend or claim on any company. Tokenized stocks referenced are third-party products with their own rules and restrictions. This is a game about the market.