Stake USDT. Answer one email a day for a hundred days. Everyone still standing at the end redeems at the pool's value. Everyone who drops leaves their stake behind for the survivors.
Enter the gameGive us your email and the amount you want to play with, in whole US dollars. Start with as little as $10.
We email you a precise USDT figure. Its decimal digits are unique to you. Send that exact amount to the game wallet within one hour, ERC-20 on Ethereum mainnet only.
Once your transfer confirms on-chain, usually within 15 minutes, your tokens are issued at the pool's current value and you are in the game.
Every morning we email you one question. Reply with your answer within 24 hours. Do that for 100 days and you can redeem your tokens at the pool's value.
Stake anywhere from $10 to $10,000. Your deposit buys tokens at the pool's value (NAV) on the day it lands.
Dropouts raise the price. When a player leaves, their tokens are cancelled but their stake stays in the pool, so every remaining token is worth more.
Survivors redeem at NAV. After 100 successful check-ins you may redeem your tokens, in full, paid in USDT to your Ethereum address at the NAV of the moment you ask.
Nothing is promised. The pool's value moves only when players join or drop. Your confirmation email shows the exact NAV your deposit was issued at.
Your deposit email is on its way from game@youdeadyet.co. Send the exact amount within one hour to enter the game.
Real funds. This game is played with real USDT. Stake only what you can afford to lose.
Ethereum mainnet, ERC-20 USDT only. No other chain, no other token, and never to any address except the one in your deposit email.
Exact amounts only. The decimal digits are your marker. Late or mismatched transfers go to manual review, which can take up to three business days.
100 days means 100 days. Redemption opens only after 100 successful daily check-ins, and it is for your full balance.
One active entry per email. An entry that ends frees your email to enter again.
For more details, refer to our Terms of Use