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# What is GameCat?

GameCat is a last-player-standing onchain game on Robinhood Chain. Players spend $GAMECAT to Bounce the cat, keep the round alive, and compete to be the final Bouncer when the timer runs out.

Every Bounce grows the prize pool, resets the timer, and burns $GAMECAT, permanently reducing the supply.

Bounce the cat. Outlast everyone. Win the Pot.

### The Loop

* Spend $GAMECAT to Bounce the cat
* Every Bounce adds to the Pot and resets the timer
* When the timer hits zero, the last Bouncer wins the Main Pool
* Everyone who Bounced that round shares the Dividend Pool based on their Bounce Tickets

### Every Bounce Burns

5% of every Bounce is burned forever. The more the cat gets bounced, the scarcer $GAMECAT becomes. The game is the burn mechanism.


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