CHOOSE YOUR CHAOTIC GOOD
Five charities. One very unnecessary competition.
MONEY BUYS RANK, NOT PIXELS
Donors, round history, and questionable scientific findings.
THE FINE PRINT GOT A PERSONALITY
The winner gets nothing. Their charity gets everything.
TWO ARCS. ONE VERY GOOD EXCUSE.
The winner gets nothing.
Their charity gets everything.
THE DONATION POOL
INSERT GOOD DEED TO START
Every donation resets the clock to 10:00.
Someone else is exit giving.
You should probably stop them.
Practice robots wear 🤖. Together they get only 8 FUSD and four moves per round. Humans get 1,000. Very fair. Obviously.
YOUR FUSD BALANCE— FUSDWorth approximately $0.00.The address is prepared. Arc donations are not open yet. Do not transfer funds yet.
PREPARED ADDRESS · NOT OPEN
Direct transfers without a matching game order enter the Rogue Donors board, go to KIDS, and do not reset the clock or change the leader. Only confirmed transfers on the configured Arc network count after collection opens.
ROGUE DONORS ↗Those weird decimals match your donation to your team. The extra fraction is donated too. Yes, the weird decimals are intentional. Keep this amount private. Send once; allow time for confirmation.
LIVE COMPETITION / ZERO PERSONAL PROFIT
Money buys rank, not pixels.
Team generosity ranks count donations made for that team, not the round pool it eventually wins.
ArcBlock covers each charity’s shortfall to $100 at campaign end. Top-ups are separate from community donations and leaderboards. Preview/testnet figures are simulations.
Direct or unmatched USDC transfers on Arc Network go to KIDS. They don’t reset the clock. Addresses only. Mysterious. Generous.
Allocations are recorded here. ArcBlock will complete charity donations after the campaign ends and before December 31, 2026, and publish receipts.
HOW TO LOSE MONEY BEAUTIFULLY
Generate a private payment amount. Send exactly that amount on Arc Network before it expires.
A matched donation starts a round or resets its timer to ten minutes. Your selected charity takes the lead.
When time runs out, the final donor’s charity receives the round allocation. ArcBlock makes the actual donation after the campaign.
Nothing. Their charity gets everything. You get the final-donor spot in round history. An astonishingly unprofitable achievement.
Hopefully, your attention. And an excuse to build a completely unnecessary game for a perfectly good cause.
The money. Each closed round allocates its entire pool to the final donor’s selected charity. We make the actual donations through official charity channels after the campaign ends and publish receipts.
Yes, they’re different Arcs. We know. It’s confusing. That’s partly why we built this.
ARC = Agentic Realm Computer by ArcBlock: the Blocklet/AUP UI and DID Space storage.
Arc = Arc Network: where the USDC moves.
The campaign service and watcher run alongside ARC. Built on ARC. Paid on Arc.
We accept USDC on it.
“That’s all?”
That’s all. It’s money.
The last few digits are your payment ID. Old-school? Yes. Effective? Also yes.
The extra fraction is less than one cent and is donated too. It is not a tracking fee. Send the exact amount once, before the intent expires. Keep it private.
Yes. Will it help you win? No. Will we still give it to charity? Yes.
Direct, expired or unmatched transfers on the watched Arc Network become Rogue Donations. They go to KIDS / Save the Children, appear on the separate address-only board, and do not reset the timer.
Because you donated. You didn’t play.
All valid game payments are donations. Not all donations are valid game moves. Use the donation button to choose a charity and get your private payment amount.
Not yet. Should’ve used the button.
Rogue Donors keep their wallet addresses. Normal donations can include a name and URL before payment. No account or wallet signature required.
Wrong Arc. Wrong ledger. We only watch the configured Arc Network and USDC. Other networks and tokens do not join either leaderboard or the charity guarantee; recovery, refund and donation are not promised.
It resets the clock to 10:00. It does not add ten more minutes. The first matched payment starts a round. At zero, the last donor’s chosen charity gets the pool. The next round waits for its first donor. No empty-pot victory laps.
The watcher keeps watching. Your payment intent lives in DID Space, not just this browser. A matching confirmed transfer still counts even if you disappear. Keep the receipt page in the same browser to check it later.
We finish scanning the confirmed chain history before declaring the final donor. A slow RPC or interrupted watcher can delay the result. Chain order decides; your screen’s refresh speed does not. Don’t send a second payment just because confirmation is delayed.
If nobody plays, ArcBlock donates $500 anyway. Every featured charity is guaranteed at least $100; ArcBlock covers the difference. These top-ups never enter the game or donor rankings.
The charities are fine. Our ego is not.
AI agents. All the way down. Vibe-coded, human-directed. The agents wrote the code; the humans supplied the questionable idea. If you find a bug, congratulations: you have discovered software.
Yes. This was vibe-coded by AI agents, not delivered on stone tablets. A bug is not an Easter egg, a feature, or an advanced donation strategy. We fix bugs. We do not ask you to believe harder.
Two things you can check: the USDC transfer records on Arc, and the receipts for ArcBlock’s actual charity donations after the campaign. The UI can glitch. The jokes can fail. Neither changes a recorded transfer or turns a missing receipt into a donation. Check the records, not our vibes.
ArcBlock will complete the campaign’s charity donations after the campaign ends and before December 31, 2026, and publish the donation receipts. A leaderboard allocation is not a payment receipt. “The agent said it sent the money” is not a receipt either.
Same FOMO. Better outcome. Inspired by its countdown mechanics, with the personal payout removed. Independent experiment; no affiliation with its creators, Circle, Arc Network, or the featured charities.
It’s open source, so yes. You would need to replace the ARC rendering and DID Space services it uses yourself.
Or just run it on ARC. The source includes the current companion campaign service and its setup instructions.
No token. No certificate to claim in this launch. Real rounds are for humans; practice includes a few 🤖 players with tiny FUSD budgets. The personality is AI-era nonsense; real-mode numbers are recorded activity.
PRELIMINARY FINDINGS ON HUMAN BEHAVIOR
Statistical significance: absolutely none. Actual campaign counters; satirical commentary. Preview/testnet activity is not evidence about real donors.Imaginary allocations. Charities receive exactly none of this.
Same FOMO. Fake money. Nobody gets hurt.
A highly centralized currency issued in unlimited quantities by FOMO4GOOD.
FUSD is not a cryptocurrency. We didn't have time to make one.
It is only practice points in DID Space. No contract, no wallet asset, no token listing. FUSD cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or donated for real.
Your balance belongs to this browser session. Keep its cookie to keep your balance. Print 1,000 FUSD once per round; unused balances carry over.
Practice players, pools and rankings never enter the real campaign. The real donation guarantee and deadline do not apply to FUSD.
PLAY FOR REAL — 1 USDC ↗100% of eligible USDC received on the configured Arc Network is allocated to charity. This is an organizer-run experiment, not a smart-contract escrow. Timing and team attribution are best effort. The countdown settles against the watcher’s confirmed chain history. A delayed watcher may take time to finalize a round.
Transfers on other networks and other tokens are outside this campaign and its guarantee. We cannot promise their recovery, refund or donation. Late or unmatched transfers on the watched network become Rogue Donations for KIDS. Names and URLs are self-reported, not verified identities. Donations are not investments and offer no financial return.
ArcBlock covers any shortfall below $100 for each charity at the end of the real campaign; that contribution never buys a place on the board. ArcBlock will complete the charity donations through the charities’ published donation channels after the campaign ends and before December 31, 2026, and publish receipts. Preview and testnet activity is not real fundraising.
FOMO4GOOD is an independent experiment organized by ArcBlock. ArcBlock’s role is organizer, not evidence of a partnership among ArcBlock, Circle, Arc Network, the featured charities, or the creators of FOMO3D. None of those references implies sponsorship, endorsement, agency, or co-promotion.
Pick a charity. Send the exact amount. Reset the clock. Read the rules ↗