v1 is not switched off and never will be: the contracts have no owner and no pause. It is kept here so anyone who wants to keep playing it can. The current game is v2 — theladder.fun. Note v1 only awards a rung if your buy goes through its own router; v2 credits whoever sent the transaction.
Someone is squatting our DexScreener listing. theladder.fun is the only official website. Spread the word, thank you.
Own a rung. Push the price through a rung's top and it is yours. It pays you that rung's trading fees — but only while the price is inside it.
Be the king. Hold the highest rung anyone has taken and the pot pays you while the price stays above it. Take a higher rung and you take the crown.
Stake. Buy any amount and stake it — no minimum, no lockup. Stakers always share the pot, and take a bigger cut while the ladder holds its high mark.
Poke the pot. Anyone can hit settle below and take 1% of whatever that call pays out.
Capture a rung, claim trading fees. A rung pays its owner while the price is in it.
Rungs can get stolen. If the price drops below the rung's top, ownership shifts to whoever brings it back up.
The price can fall. This is an experiment: you can lose money.
Buy Past the line, this rung and its fees are yours. A bot may get there first — you keep the tokens either way.
Stakers always earn a share of the pot, and more while the ladder holds its high mark.
Every claim in how it works is checkable against these. The contracts are immutable — no owner, no upgrade, no pause.
The Ladder (ticker LDR) is deployed on Ethereum mainnet. All five contracts are verified on Etherscan. They are immutable: no owner, no admin, no upgrade path, no pause.
Buy through this site. A swap that reaches the pool any other way — an aggregator, a raw router — cannot be attributed to you, so the rung it crosses is awarded to nobody and its fees stay unclaimed. On the first day, 12 of 13 crossings were forfeited this way.
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