Borkshire Litepaper

Project & FAQ

Borkshire brings fantasy portfolios, collectible Borks, and weekly competition together. This litepaper explains the game as it is currently designed.

Where the project is

The core game is implemented for development testing, including minting, firms, rounds, rewards, and the Vault. Public testnet is the next milestone, followed by launch preparation and security, economic, and legal review. A launch date has not been announced.

Getting started

What do I need to play?

A wallet on Robinhood Chain, a Bork, ETH for transactions, and $BORK to activate your firm. Minting uses ETH; activation starts your participation in the weekly game.

How much time does a round take?

Choose your lineup before the weekly lock, then follow its performance whenever you like. If an eligible active firm skips picking, the round's default lineup takes over. See the weekly game for the full flow.

Can I run more than one firm?

Each Bork opens one firm, with its own activation, lineup, and rewards. Owning several Borks lets you try different lineups in the same round.

Where do the game's prices come from?

The game uses onchain price feeds where available and published price snapshots for supported assets without feeds. These reference prices track the assets in your fantasy lineup.

Where can I follow development?

Follow @BorkshireTrade on X for development updates, testnet news, and official launch details.

About this litepaper

Fees, caps, prices, and bonus levels shown here are current design values, subject to final review before launch. Examples illustrate the mechanics.

Borkshire Haffaway is an independent parody project, unaffiliated with Berkshire Hathaway or Robinhood. This litepaper is informational and is not financial, investment, tax, or legal advice, or an offer or solicitation.