From the moment the races opened it was pure chaos. The Telegram buybot didn’t stop for a second. Wallets flying in, traders flipping like maniacs, and everyone trying to outplay each other.
Some were in it for glory, trying to climb the leaderboard and hit the highest racing score possible. Others didn’t care about rankings at all, they just wanted to farm FUEL and hit the casino after.
The scoring was simple but brutal. Your score came from your wallet value in SOL or SRY combined with the trading volume you generated. Every buy and every sell counted. Some players went all in from the start, others scalped and timed their flips perfectly, trying to stretch every entry token as far as possible.
As the race went on the pace kept building. The final minutes were complete chaos with constant trades, leaderboard jumps, and everyone trying to squeeze out one last move before the timer hit zero.
When it ended, only 36 racers had taken part across both divisions, but together they pulled off more than 1,250 trades and over $81,000 dollars in real organic volume. No bots, no tricks, just pure human volatility.
A total of over $200 in winnings was paid out across both races, with FUEL prizes going straight to the top racers’ platform wallets. On top of that, two lucky attendees hit the jackpot, each winning the exclusive #001 “Sorry” Pitpet with a racing helmet and special future abilities still to be revealed.
It was wild, unpredictable, and easily one of the most entertaining tests of the SFW engine so far. Some played tactical, some reckless, some just wanted to stack FUEL for the slots. Everyone helped create the madness.
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Sorry for winning. Not sorry for the volume. 🏎️💨
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