Your call, with a face on it.
Uni Pets turns a market call into a creature. Feed it what you think will run, and watch how it takes the news. Twelve species, five rarities, and a season that settles every five hours.
How it works
You are not buying stocks and your creature does not hold any. It follows their prices, and you are scored against everyone else who played that season.
Mint a creature
One of twelve species, at one of five rarities. The rarity is rolled, and nobody — including us — knows which you got until the collection closes.
Choose what it eats
Pick the assets and how much of your stake rides on each. That is your bet. Your creature only decides how to manage the position once the season is running.
Beat the field
Every five hours the pool is split by how each stake performed against the rest. Its mood follows your standing — up is bright, down is sleepy.
Twelve species
Each one a different silhouette, readable at any size. Which you get is a roll.
Rarity is not cosmetic
It sets how much your creature can stake in a season — and since a payout is proportional to the stake, that is the ceiling on what it can ever win. Rarer creatures also hold more assets at once.
What is open
Shipping in stages, and saying which is which. The seasons are built and tested — they stay closed until the price feed and the settlement schedule are fit to move real money.
The collection
Seasons
Trading
The prize pool is not yield. A season pays out exactly what was staked into it, minus a cut of the winnings. Every payout is funded by another player's stake — nothing is ever minted to cover one.
That means a player who never beats the field never profits, the same as poker. If you are looking for a return on a deposit, this is not that, and no amount of creature is going to change it.
The full mechanics, including how the pool is split →










