Your bags
are your army
Mempire turns the coins already sitting in your wallet into fighters. Mint them, stake into them, build a deck of eight, and drop them on a live battlefield against another player's bags — with real SOL on the match.
Free to try on devnet. No real funds move until mainnet.
Sixty-four fighters. Every one a real ticker.
Twenty majors, twenty equities, twenty-four pump.fun memes — each drawn as itself, not reskinned from a shared rig.
Hold. Mint. Stake. Battle.
Four steps, and every one of them traces back to a token you genuinely hold. Break that chain anywhere and the game stops meaning anything.
- Hold
Your bags are the roster
Connect a wallet and Mempire reads what you actually hold. Coins under $25k liquidity or younger than 48 hours are refused — that gate is what stops anyone minting a god card out of a token they launched this morning.
- Mint
A coin becomes a fighter
The mint address is hashed into one of six archetypes — tank, swarm, ranged, splash, support, spell. It is global and permanent, so $BTC is the same class of fighter in your deck as in everyone else’s. Nobody rerolls.
- Stake
Conviction is power
Stake the token into its own card to raise its level. The curve is deliberately brutal at the top — ten levels on 1 + 0.6·√((lvl−1)/9) — so a whale buys an edge and never a win. Unstaking is a 72-hour two-step.
- Battle
Both players stake. One takes the pot.
Real-time lane battles: towers, bridges, elixir, cards dropped on a live field. Both sides put SOL in, the winner takes it out. Inputs land on a MagicBlock ephemeral rollup, so the match is onchain and still runs at 20 ticks a second.
The rules, in full
- Deck
- 8 cardsone card per coin
- Match
- 3 min+60s overtime
- Tick rate
- 20/secdeterministic lockstep
- Elixir
- 1 / 2.8sdoubles in the last minute
- Fighters
- 64memes, majors, equities
- Rake
- 10%stated, never hidden
It already runs
These are screenshots of the build, taken from the running app — not concepts, not renders. The full loop works on devnet today.
The arena
Two towers, one bridge, ten elixir. Every fighter on the field is a token somebody holds.
Your collection
Filter by memes, majors, or equities. Mint what you hold; stake what you believe in.
Pick your stake
Four tiers from 0.05 to 5 SOL. Ranked and Rush are humans only — the bot lives in Practice.
Eight slots
Three saved decks. One card per coin, so you cannot stack the same bag eight times.
Onchain, and still real-time
Card plays commit to a MagicBlock ephemeral rollup while both clients run the same deterministic lockstep simulation — fixed-point maths, twenty ticks a second, a state hash every forty ticks. If the two sides ever disagree, the match voids and both stakes come back. Escrow and payout stay on Solana itself, so a delegated match log can never strand a pot.
Both players stake.
One takes the pot.
Four power-bracketed tiers. Both sides put the same SOL in, the winner takes it out, and the 10% rake is printed on the screen where it applies. A draw splits at 5%.
Stakes and fees are the game's design, set in the program. They are not a promise about returns.
| TIER | STAKE | WINNER TAKES |
|---|---|---|
| Pauper | 0.05 SOL | 0.09 SOL |
| Knight | 0.25 SOL | 0.45 SOL |
| Duke | 1 SOL | 1.8 SOL |
| Emperor | 5 SOL | 9 SOL |
Get in before the queue
Early access, first crack at the mainnet launch, and a shout when the devnet build goes live.
OR COME SHOUT AT US