Raid the House visualises Papertrade BTC/ETH positions as fighters facing the protocol LP. Its public page and activity stream loaded on 26 October 2026 without a wallet. The operator describes real-money positions, up to 1000x leverage and no protective stop. Displayed figures and events were not independently audited, and no fighter, position or order was submitted.
This arena is distinct from Tendies Cup contests on Robinhood Chain. The contest documentation describes virtual $100,000 portfolios and simulated trading, but entry burns and any posted prize are real assets. It also contains differing payout descriptions, so rules must be checked for each individual cup. Neither those virtual positions nor their paper fees describe the Papertrade arena.
Raid nights are still future plans: ten-minute party raids, entry and prize-pot rules are announced concepts, not a tested or observed delivered tournament. No launch date for the current arena was established.
The detailed arena fee note says a builder fee of 0.5% of adjusted PnL comes from the trader’s profit on a winning close, in addition to Papertrade’s 2% win fee. Promotional wording that the house pays must not be read as free access. Official builder rules distinguish the trader’s gain from the LP’s gain on a loss, exclusions for liquidation, bust-zone, wallet or keeper closes, and no fee accrual while payouts queue. Impact, adjusted PnL, settlement and other costs prevent a simple guaranteed all-in percentage. No complete fee calculation or settlement was reproduced.
The official registry displays Tendies Cup as Active at 0x497f682c83b461c2f1f3c4ea8bc0154b2ec46fcc; the site shows matching shortened ends. This does not prove the exact feeAddress registered by its interface, domain control or an audit. The site describes a revocable session key, but its permissions, expiry, storage, revocation, custody, execution and closing behaviour were not tested. Brand links between the site and @playtendiescup are documented; no legal operator identity or security guarantee is inferred.