House Rules
Clear principles that govern every round deployed by The House.
The House does not participate in rounds
The House maintains complete neutrality. We do not buy, sell, or take positions in any round we deploy.
The House does not interfere with price action
All outcomes are market-driven. We do not manipulate, influence, or intervene in trading activity. Bots, whales, snipers, and manual traders all operate under the same public conditions.
The House provides no promises or guarantees
We make no claims about returns, performance, or success rates. Participation is voluntary and at your own risk.
All rounds are deployed publicly
Every round is launched transparently. Contract addresses and deployment details are published immediately. There are no private allocations and no insider advantages.
Contract address publication process
At deployment, the contract address (CA) is first published in the official Telegram channel and then on X within the same minute. There is no early access, private distribution, or selective disclosure. All participants receive the same public information.
All participants are treated equally
There are no preferential tiers, no whitelist, and no restricted access. Everyone engages under the same structure.
Rounds follow a predefined structure
Each round follows a fixed public format: deployment, 8-hour active window, open market participation, and defined round end. No mid-round rule changes.
Each round lasts exactly 8 hours
Each round operates within a predefined 8-hour launch window from deployment. During this period, the market determines direction while The House maintains a neutral role.
When a round ends
Once the round concludes, the token continues independently on-chain. The House’s role is limited to the launch structure and does not extend beyond that phase.
Round end does not determine coin survival
A round ends strictly because the 8-hour period has concluded — not because of price performance or volume. A coin may continue trading, form a CTO, or build independently. The timer defines the round. The market defines the outcome.
Post-round activity is independent
If a coin continues beyond the 8-hour window, that activity is entirely community-driven and not affiliated with The House.
The House earns from creator rewards only
The House revenue model is limited to creator rewards generated by deployed rounds. We do not operate insider wallets or extract hidden fees.
Promotion applies to The House, not individual rounds
Marketing efforts promote The House as a venue. We do not promote specific price targets, performance claims, or individual round outcomes.
Marketing allocation
A portion of creator rewards may be allocated toward promoting The House, expanding reach, infrastructure improvements, and future vault development. Allocations serve the venue as a whole.
Community input shapes cultural elements
Participants may vote on non-financial aspects of future rounds, including names, tickers, visuals, scheduling preferences, and format ideas. Voting is advisory and does not influence trading outcomes or reward mechanics.
The House is a venue, not an issuer
The House provides structure. The market provides outcome. Participants choose how to engage.