How to Play

Enlist, pick a mech, play every arcade game and join the daily fight without spending anything.

One pot of $1,000, split into a slice for every mainframe. Each one pays its slice to its own holders scaled by how far it got: in full once it is liberated, its peak percent if the wall stands. Inside a mainframe, the slice divides by Signal.

There are no rival teams. Every pilot fights in The Iron Column, and the mainframes are the opponent.

Every mainframe is worth a slice of the season pool, and it pays that slice to its OWN holders based on how far it got. LIBERATED pays the slice in full, a wall that reaches 60 percent pays 60 percent of it, and what it never earned is never paid to anyone. Your cut of a mainframe's slice is set by the Signal you earned holding it. Nothing here is guaranteed money, so never spend what you cannot hold.

Every mainframe on the front is a real internet domain that has been turned into a token on Doma. Owning a piece of the token means owning a piece of the domain's onchain value. That is the ground this war is fought on.

Each mainframe has a funding bar called a bonding curve. When enough buying fills that bar, the domain graduates onchain. We call that moment the liberation, and it is the whole point of the uprising.

FDV is the fully diluted value, the price of one token multiplied by all tokens that will ever exist. Bigger mainframes need a bigger raise to be liberated. That is why the pricey ones unlock a bigger slice of the pool.

Tap any mainframe on the map and buy right there in the app: pick $1, $5 or $25 or type your own amount, approve once, and the token is in your wallet seconds later. You pay in USDC.e on the Doma chain, and holding $5 or more is what puts you in the cash split. Never share your seed phrase with anyone, including us.

Signal are just points. More points, bigger share of what the mainframes you hold pay out. Holding a mainframe from $5 earns Signal every single day, and Signal decide how that mainframe's slice divides among the pilots holding it. Selling early stops the drip and weakens the uprising. The Column wins by staying on the field.

20 real machines across 5 tiers. Tier 1 is a free pick at enlist, and the rest unlock with Scrap you earn by playing.

Eight faces stand beside the mech. Free pick, free swaps, and purely cosmetic.

Five camo finishes, free to repaint any time. Decals are earned in the field or unlocked with Scrap from playing, never sold for cash.

Played a past season? Your old ship, hull and figure come home to the shelf. Earned, never bought.

Every pilot has a public garage page you can share. It shows the mech and the trophies, never any money.

Behind-the-shoulder mech boxing. Every machine tells you what it is about to throw: read the glow, dodge the right way, and punish the opening. Guard stops the jabs, but hooks and uppercuts go straight through it.

You are the strain loose in the Warden's building. Patrols have eyes, the cameras sweep, and the turrets cannot be eaten, only avoided, so cross behind the crates: they break every line of sight without slowing you down. A small machine dies the moment you touch it; a bigger one takes time, and the feed makes noise that pulls the room toward you. Get spotted for two seconds and the alarm jams the exit and turns the whole floor on you.

Time only moves when you move. Stand still and the bullets hang in the air while you pick your line, then take the room apart one honest step at a time. Shooting costs you time, so every shot has to earn it. Once the rooms start repeating, the shooters stop standing still: each one sidesteps along the marked track under it, so lead them.

A street brawl straight out of the arcade golden age. Walk the belt, chain jabs into the big finisher, jump the telegraphed charges, and swing the pipes the machines drop. Three districts, three bosses, and when the third falls the arena opens and never stops.

Joining asks for one wallet signature. It is a plain text message: no transaction, no gas, no approvals, and nothing in your wallet can move from it. If any prompt ever asks for more than a signature, close it and report it on the radio.

Anything you buy sits in your own wallet on the Doma app. We never hold it, and we can never move it or take it.

Your seed phrase, or recovery words, should never be typed into any website and never sent to anyone, including us. Anyone who asks for it is trying to steal from you.

Rewards, support and announcements all happen in the open on Discord. Treat any private message offering help or a prize as a scam.