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# Crash

#### **What is Crash**

Crash is a real-time multiplier game where users participate in a continuously increasing value and decide when to exit before the round ends.

Each round starts from a base multiplier that increases over time. Users can join the round and choose when to exit, securing the current multiplier at that moment.

The round ends instantly at a randomly determined point. Users who exit before the round ends receive their calculated value, while those who remain in the round until the end do not receive a return.

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#### **How it works**

Each round begins with a multiplier starting from a base value.

* The multiplier increases continuously in real time
* Users can join the round by entering an amount
* At any moment, users can choose to exit

When a user exits:

* The current multiplier is applied to their amount
* The result is calculated instantly

At an unpredictable point:

* The round ends instantly
* The multiplier stops
* The system resets and a new round begins

If a user exits before the round ends:

* The user receives their result based on the multiplier

If the round ends before the user exits:

* The participation ends with no return

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#### **Key mechanics**

Crash is built on timing and decision-making.

* The multiplier increases continuously over time
* Users decide when to exit
* The round ends at a non-visible, unpredictable point
* Outcomes depend entirely on timing

This creates a system where:

* Early exit provides lower but safer outcomes
* Waiting longer increases potential value but also risk

At the same time, each interaction contributes to the platform:

* Every participation generates transaction volume
* A fixed **5% protocol fee** is applied
* **2.5% is burned** and **2.5% is distributed in USDT**

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