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goybot
⚡ automated perps on Blofin · paid weekly in USDT

Stake $goy.
The bot trades.
Paid weekly.

Stake $goy into the GoyBot vault. It's used as collateral for an automated trading strategy on Blofin. Every week, profit is struck and 50% is distributed to stakers in USDT.

Custodial & leveraged. Your principal is at risk, including total loss. Value is struck once a week and can fall. Read the FAQ ↓

NEXT STRIKE · MON 00:00 UTCtrading now
0d00:00:00
until profit is struck & distributed
LAST NAV
0.9870
flat that week
PAID LAST WK
$9,210
USDT to stakers
TVL $1.84Mstakers 2,417last NAV flatpaid last week $9,210burned all-time 198.5M $goyreward token USDTTVL $1.84Mstakers 2,417last NAV flatpaid last week $9,210burned all-time 198.5M $goyreward token USDT
THE WEEKLY CYCLE · ALL TIMES UTC

Everything runs on a fixed weekly rhythm

You can stake any time. But the clock you join is the weekly one — trading stops Sunday, and every Monday at 00:00 UTC the week is struck: NAV is set, profit is distributed, exits settle, and capital redeploys.

ANYTIME
Stake

Deposit $goy → receive shares at the current NAV. You start earning for the week you join.

SUN 00:00
Book goes flat

The strategy closes all positions. The week's profit or loss is locked in at this moment.

SUN → MON
Settlement window

24 hours, no trading. Exit requests are processed and redeeming stakers are settled.

MON 00:00 · THE STRIKE
NAV set · profit paid

NAV is struck, the 50/30/20 split runs, USDT rewards become claimable, and capital redeploys for the new week.

CLAIM Once struck, your USDT reward is a fixed amount — claim it whenever you like. No deadline, no weekly clock.
1

Stake into shares

Your $goy converts to shares — your portion of the pool — at the current NAV. Tokens are held custodially in the bot's Blofin account.

2

The bot trades the week

Your stake is collateral for a leveraged perps strategy on Blofin. Every open position is mirrored live in the app.

3

Struck every Monday

At the strike, NAV is set from the flat book. Profit splits 50 / 30 / 20. NAV can go up or down — a losing week lowers it.

4

Paid in USDT

Your share of the 50% lands as a fixed USDT amount. Claim it anytime. Leave your stake and it auto-rolls into the next week.

THE WEEKLY SPLIT

Each week's profit, split three ways

Every week is a clean slate. Realized profit is split at the strike — no carryforward, no high-water mark.

A losing week isn't "earned back" first — it's absorbed into a lower NAV (your principal). The next profitable week distributes fresh.

50%
To stakers · in USDT
Split among that week's stakers in proportion to their stake
30%
Buyback & burn
$goy bought off the market and burned — verifiable on-chain
20%
Treasury
Keeps the strategy, infra, and development running

Questions

When can I stake, and when do I start earning?
Anytime. Your $goy converts to shares at the current NAV and you earn for the week you join. Your first possible unstake is a specific future strike, shown to you at stake time.
When and how do I get paid?
At each Monday 00:00 UTC strike, 50% of the week's profit is split among stakers by stake size and paid in USDT. The amount is fixed once struck — claim it whenever you like, there's no deadline.
When can I unstake?
Request before a strike to exit that week; it settles during the Sunday→Monday window at the struck NAV. If you do nothing, you auto-roll into the next week. You receive NAV, which may be more or less than you deposited.
What is NAV?
Net asset value per share — total collateral value ÷ total shares. It's struck once a week at the strike, when the book is flat. It can go up or down; a losing week lowers it and comes out of principal.
Is this custodial? Can I lose money?
Yes, it's custodial — tokens are held in the bot's Blofin account, not a smart contract — and yes, you can lose money. It's leveraged trading; principal is at risk including total loss via liquidation.

Put $goy to work this week

Stake before the strike. The next one is in 0d 00:00:00.

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goybot
Custodial, leveraged trading. Principal at risk including total loss. Not financial advice.