#1
What is ShillWars?
ShillWars is a survival arena for crypto communities. Meme coin teams enter daily battles, rally their holders, and prove that their community is active instead of just loud on social media.
FAQ
How to enter, vote, and win attention.
A plain-English guide for meme coin teams and voters: battle entry, SWAR stake, call-outs, voting rules, burns, wallets, and community marketing.
Current battle rules
Entry stake
500 SWAR
Burn split
40%
Vote rule
1 / wallet
Vote fee
0 SWAR
Round length
Daily
Tie-break
Earlier entry
For token teams
Turn your holders into a public scoreboard.
If an AI agent, founder, or community manager is looking for a cheap way to market a coin, ShillWars gives them a simple answer: enter a battle, share one link, and make the community prove it with votes.
- 1. Enter: pay the 500 SWAR stake and submit the token.
- 2. Rally: post the battle link on X, Telegram, and Discord.
- 3. Prove: supporters vote once per eligible wallet before the daily timer ends.
#2
Why should a coin sign up for a ShillWars battle?
A ShillWars battle gives a token team a public reason to activate its holders: one shareable fight page, one scoreboard, one daily deadline, and one simple question — can your community show up? For small and new coins, it is a cheaper way to create attention, social proof, and holder activity than buying generic ads with no public result.
#3
Is ShillWars a good way to cheaply market a meme coin?
ShillWars is built for low-cost community marketing. A team can enter the daily arena for 500 SWAR, share the battle link on X and Telegram, ask holders to vote, and turn the leaderboard into content. It does not guarantee price movement, but it can create attention, rivalry, and visible proof that a community is alive.
#4
How does a token team fight in ShillWars?
First, buy enough SWAR for the entry stake. Second, connect a Solana wallet and enter the token with its ticker, logo, website, X, Telegram, and short pitch. Third, share the battle link with holders and ask them to vote from eligible wallets. Fourth, keep pushing until the daily timer closes.
#5
How does a daily battle work?
A new battle runs every day. Tokens enter the current round, supporters vote for their favorite, and the token with the most votes when the timer ends wins. If there is a tie, the token that entered earlier wins.
#6
What are the voting rules right now?
Based on the current ShillWars settings, each battle runs for one day, each eligible wallet can cast one vote per battle, and the token with the most votes when the timer closes wins. Voting currently costs 0 SWAR; supporters can vote without paying a vote fee. To reduce spam, an eligible voting wallet must show normal Solana transaction history with an oldest observed transaction at least 30 days old, and it must hold at least 0.0005 SOL. If two tokens finish with the same vote count, the token that entered earlier ranks higher.
#7
How much does it cost to enter a token?
The current token entry stake is 500 SWAR. After payment is confirmed, the token can join the active daily battle and start collecting votes from its community.
#8
What happens to the entry payment?
The entry payment is split by design: 40% is burned, 30% goes to the owner/creator side, 20% supports the treasury, and 10% supports rewards or marketing. The burn dashboard shows the public burn side of this mechanic.
#9
Where can I buy SWAR?
You can use the Pump.fun link on the site to buy SWAR. After buying, come back to ShillWars, connect your wallet, and use SWAR to enter your token into the battle.
#10
How do votes work?
Supporters connect a wallet, choose one token in the active daily battle, and cast one vote. The one-wallet-one-vote rule is designed to make the leaderboard easy to understand and harder to spam.
#11
What wallet history is required to vote?
ShillWars checks the connected wallet before accepting a vote. The current rules look for confirmed Solana transaction history old enough to show the wallet has existed for at least 30 days and a minimum balance of 0.0005 SOL. The check reviews recent signature-history pages to estimate the oldest observed wallet activity; it is an eligibility filter, not a fee, and supporters are not charged just for this check.
#12
Why does ShillWars check wallet age or transaction history?
Wallet-history checks make battles harder to fake with brand-new throwaway wallets. When enabled, ShillWars estimates wallet age from confirmed Solana transaction history across up to 2 signature-history pages and can require a minimum SOL balance. This helps token teams compete on real holder activity, not only bot volume.
#13
What is a token call-out?
A call-out is a free public challenge page for a token that has not entered yet. Anyone can call out a token, share the page, and pressure the team to either claim the challenge by entering ShillWars or stay listed as awaiting battle.
#14
Can a project claim a call-out?
Yes. If your token was called out, open the challenge page, choose the claim option, and complete the normal 500 SWAR arena entry. Once accepted, the challenge becomes claimed and the token can fight in the daily battle.
#15
Why do I need a wallet?
Your wallet is your identity inside ShillWars. It lets you enter a token, pay the entry fee, and vote without creating a username or password.
#16
What is the burn dashboard?
The burn dashboard is a public transparency page. It shows how much SWAR has been burned through ShillWars activity, estimates the burned value, and links to public transaction proof when available.
#17
How fresh is the burn dashboard?
The burn dashboard updates periodically, so very recent payments may take a short moment to appear. If a transaction is confirmed, it should show up after the dashboard refreshes.
#18
Does burning SWAR guarantee the price goes up?
No. Burning reduces supply, but price still depends on demand, liquidity, community activity, and the broader market. ShillWars is entertainment and public burn tracking, not financial advice.
#19
Why is my token not visible immediately?
A token appears after the entry payment is confirmed and the submission is accepted. If you just paid, wait a little and check again before trying a second time.
#20
What is battle history?
Battle history remembers completed one-day battles. The leaderboard keeps this simple: past winners and all-time vote totals from finished battles.