How to Conquer
Stake $WFC on a national team to mint shares of its pool. Real World Cup results move value between pools and into a prize fund the champion's backers split. Everything settles on-chain on BNB Smart Chain — open to every country, no restrictions.
The flow
Pick a nation
Choose one of the 48 World Cup teams on the Play page — click the map or use the dropdown.
Stake $WFC
Approve and stake $WFC behind that nation. You mint shares of its pool — your slice of everything that pool earns.
Matches move value
Real results (Win / Loss / Draw only — no score) grow the winners' pools and slash the losers'.
Manage or exit
Track positions in Portfolio. Request a withdrawal, wait out the unbond window, then claim your tokens.
Back the champion
If your nation lifts the trophy, its stakers split the jackpot pro-rata to their shares.
Shares, not tickets
When you stake, you receive sharesof the nation's pool:
shares = amount ÷ price factor
A pool that just lost has a lower price factor, so the same $WFC mints more shares — buying the dip. Your redeemable value is always pool ÷ total shares per share.
Per-match multipliers
Win
Pool grows; winners absorb the slash.
Draw
Both pools nudge up.
Loss
Pool is slashed 20%.
Where a slash goes (20% of the loser's pool)
Winner pool
Prize fund
Admin
Frozen during play
Once a nation's match kicks off and until the oracle posts the result, that pool is frozen — no staking or withdrawals. This stops last-second front-running of a known score.
Exiting a position
Request a withdrawal, then wait a 3-hour unbond. Your shares keep tracking the pool meanwhile. Claim charges a 5% fee (3% prize fund, 2% admin).
The jackpot
When the oracle declares the champion, the prize fund plus its seed becomes the jackpot. Anyone holding shares in the champion claims a slice pro-rata to their shares.
Group-stage cold-start bonus
Early group matches add a small bonus from a reserve to the winning pool, so the first stakers are rewarded for backing a nation before the crowd arrives. The bonus tapers off as the tournament heats up.