Frequently Asked Questions

No. The Ponzi is the game's fiction. In-game cash (¤) is points: you can't buy it, sell it, withdraw it or redeem it, and it never becomes money. Recruiting other players pays nobody and props up no one's tower. The investors in the game are simulated. They are also very disappointed.

A free browser game. Build a skyscraper out of fake companies, pay the old floors with the new ones, and watch it fall. Everyone starts with ¤1,000,000 and a lobby. A run lasts three to eight minutes. Your score is how many floors you reached before it fell.

No. The game is free and needs no wallet, no sign-up and no token. A wallet only matters if you want to unlock holder facades.

A memecoin on Solana, launched on Pump.fun. It has no intrinsic value and no expectation of financial return. The only official contract address is CA DROPS AT LAUNCH. It is posted by our X account (handle published at launch) and on this site, nowhere else.

Loosely, and on purpose. The game doesn't need the token and never moves money. Holding $TOWER unlocks cosmetic facades for your tower. Holders receive a share of creator fees from $TOWER trading. That's the whole relationship.

Two things. A share of creator fees, and cosmetic facades in the game: Marble, Brass Deco and Raw Concrete. The facades carry no gameplay stats, ever. A marble tower falls exactly like a glass one. Holders get no promised return and no advantage in the game.

Trades of $TOWER on Pump.fun pay a creator fee. Pump.fun sets that rate and publishes it at pump.fun/docs/fees. We don't set it and can't change it. Holders receive a share of creator fees. Share and schedule: details at launch. How much that adds up to depends entirely on trading, and it can be zero. We don't forecast it.

Who runs the payouts (Pump.fun or the team) is set on the launch form and published here at launch.

No. There is a game, and it works today. When something new ships, we announce it after it ships, with a link. We don't publish plans. We publish floors.

Everyone starts with the same ¤1,000,000 and the same lobby. The economy is a seeded simulation, so the same seed and the same moves always produce the same result. The falling debris is physics for show and never decides a score. Leaderboard runs are checked against the simulation before they count.

Every few quarters a stress scenario is published one quarter in advance, and then it hits: a sector's revenue drops or rates go up. The game reads SOL's real 24-hour move, and a worse day makes the stress harsher. You'll see it on screen as "Market today". When market data isn't available, stress stays at normal.

A rank. The leaderboard sorts towers by peak floors, lifespan and biggest collapse. It awards nothing else.

When your tower falls you get a death certificate. Tap Export clip to record a 12–15 second replay of the collapse (MP4 where your browser supports it, otherwise WebM), or Post on X to share your tower's page.

The one whose contract address matches the pinned post on our X account (handle published at launch) and the address on ponzitower.com. Other tokens with this name or ticker exist. They are not ours. We did not build those floors.

Nobody. PONZI TOWER is not affiliated with Pump.fun, DEX Screener, X or any real company. Every company in the game is fictional, and names that match real brands are filtered out. Any resemblance to a real balance sheet is regrettable.

No. $TOWER is a memecoin with no intrinsic value or expectation of financial return. PONZI TOWER is a game; in-game cash has no value and cannot be redeemed. Not financial advice.