Own the most
Wear the crown
Whoever holds the biggest position in a stock is publicly the CEO of that company. One crown per ticker.
194 crowns · 194 vacant · bell in
Cheapest three crowns to take, priced at the last trade.
AMCAMC Entertainment$2.68$3CLOVClover Health Investments$4.11$4TET1 Energy$4.64$5The rails
No new market and no custody.
Hyperliquid builder codes
Order flow routes with builder codes, which return a share of trading fees. Half of each ticker's revenue is the CEO's dividend, accrued per fill. ↗
Robinhood Chain equities
Tokenized shares settle on Robinhood Chain and count double in the score. Perp notional counts up to a per-ticker cap. ↗
The rulebook
Scoring, takeovers, dividends, cooldowns, and the firing rule. →
- 194
- Crowns
- 194
- Vacant
- $3
- Cheapest seat
What you do here
Take a crown, back a fight, or defend one.
01 · Take a crown
The biggest position holds the crown. Every ticker page prints the share count that takes it and what that costs.
See what a seat costs→02 · Back a fight
Anyone can open a fight against a sitting CEO. Others back it with shares. When the pool clears the ticker's threshold, the seat changes hands and backers take 40% of the salary, pro rata.
See live fights→03 · Defend the seat
Dividends accrue on every fill while the crown is held. The longest single reign wins the season. A drop past 12% vacates the seat and the firing posts publicly.
Read the firings→Tenure wins the season
Longest active reigns
No crowns have been taken. The board opens at the bell on September 8 at 9:30 AM EDT. Cost index →
Termination record
Recent firings
No CEO has been fired. A firing needs a sitting CEO and a stock 12% below its crowning price. The firing rule →