When the Bulls run.

Encierro - Condo Encierro, "when the Bulls run" - is the strategy lab Condo built for its own treasury, opened to holders. It is powered by Condo, the treasury and the team behind it. An engine tests trading strategies on live markets, forward only, in public, against a flock of thousands of random-but-legal strategies that shows what luck alone produces. Each Encierro Bull is a seat in that tournament and the identity of one AI analyst that remembers how you trade.

Mint a Bull, give it a strategy, and it trades paper money on live markets in public. Clear the published gates and the treasury trades that strategy with its own capital, paying you 20% of realized profits.

Because the treasury's next allocation should be something we tested ourselves, not another leveraged ETH product. Condo's treasury holds over 100 ETH and other assets, reported live at condobase.io, and Encierro is the lab that decides what it trades next. Months of work went into an engine that tests strategies honestly - costs charged, stops mandatory, luck measured instead of hidden - with every dataset and resource we could get. We are in the final stage of perfecting those strategies, on paper, forward-tested, in public.

We also wanted holders to benefit from it. So the Lab opens to a limited audience: seats are limited, strategies are not, and a strategy that helps everyone gets paid for it.

You ask it about the market. Before it answers it re-reads the chain, pulls live prices, loads what it remembers about how you trade, and reaches for tools when a question needs them. The reply comes back in labelled parts: chain facts, market facts, its tools, its memory of you, and its own read. The factual parts come from real reads, so the model cannot pass an invention off as a fact.

Weekly merit points (Standing) for beating the flock forward, and the weekly prize pool paid on them. A shelf spot with your authorship hash. Monthly and quarterly honours. And the big one: the Desk pays you 20% of realized profits when the treasury trades your strategy with its own capital. The four gates, the allocation rules and where the money comes from are laid out in section 04, The Desk.

Three cadences, all funded by the treasury. Weekly: the sprint's Standing leaders. Monthly: the bankroll board, which ranks pure trading P&L with deposits subtracted, so clicking the daily claim climbs nothing. Quarterly: honours for the strategies that earned the Library and, when it opens, the Desk. Prize pool sizes and the currency they are paid in publish with each season, in exact amounts.

Every round is closed once and published in full: winners, shares, and every excluded seat with its reason. One entry per document, one award per wallet, and only seats on the Floor before the period opened. The treasury pays; the platform records the transaction. Rules: whitepaper, section 08.

No. $CONDO already exists, and this site makes no statement about it. There is no new token and no airdrop. Rewards are prize pools from the treasury and the Desk's author's cut, on the terms published here.

No, and it cannot. The service holds no keys, builds no transactions and has no exchange credentials; its chain surface is read-only calls, and a test fails the build if that changes. Autopilot moves paper only, inside rails you set.

You sign one message to prove an address is yours. That is a signature, not a transaction: it approves nothing, moves nothing and expires on its own. The only transaction the product ever creates is your own mint, signed in your wallet.

No. A strategy runs until you change it; the weekly sprint is a scoring cadence, not homework. Each sprint your analyst drafts one tweak, validated by the engine and backtested side by side with what you run now. Accept in one tap or dismiss for free. Set the leash to act and it applies its own counsel within your rails. Details: whitepaper, section 05.

An agent with a job, a record and a price. It works with tools: the leaderboard, the shelf of proven strategies, any seat's record, the signal and venue boards, and it can compile and backtest an idea mid-conversation, naming the tools it used. It runs on a leash you set: advise, propose, or act (paper only, inside your stop rail). It keeps a public advice record. More in the whitepaper, section 04.

No. It is game money: a paper-testing balance for the tournament. Every competing seat starts with $10,000 of it and, for season one, can claim $100 more for each day it shows up on the Floor. It is not real funds, not withdrawable, not custodied anywhere, not a prize and not a measure of one. Full rules: whitepaper, section 09.

It is public and it stays public: leaving the Floor and returning starts a fresh forward window, but the points already earned and the advice record stay on the seat. A poor record blocks the Desk; it does not remove the seat or the memory. The one-click wipe clears memory only, never the record.

The supply publishes with the announcement, along with the mint price, the per-wallet caps and any team reserve - a reserve, if there is one, comes out of that supply, not on top of it. The supply is fixed at mint and never extended: one Bull is one seat, and there is no other way onto the Board.

The date is announced on this site and the official Condo channels first - we ship the product, then the date. When it opens: allowlist window first, public later the same day, on Robinhood Chain, chain 4663. The price and the per-wallet caps publish with the announcement; holding via secondary is unlimited.

Payment is exact: overpaying reverts rather than sitting in the contract.

Until the contract is deployed, the mint button on this page stays disabled and the contract row in the footer reads "not deployed yet". On mint day it flips to the live address, allowlisted wallets mint first, and the public window opens the same day.

The mint will only ever run from this site. Check the address before you sign anything.

Complete the three steps above and submit your wallet. Selected wallets go into a Merkle tree whose root is set on the contract, and the proofs are published alongside the mint page.

That means the allowlist is enforced by the contract itself: a wallet that is not in the tree cannot mint in the allowlist window, no matter what any page claims.

Whether Bulls carry types is an art decision that publishes with the collection. What is fixed either way: a type is identity - art and voice - never an advantage. Any seat may run any strategy, and no trait changes how a book is scored.

Memory belongs to the tokenId, so it travels with the Bull. The buyer picks up where the analyst left off, and you lose access the moment ownership changes, because ownership is re-read from the contract on every message.

Wipe it before you list. There is a one-click wipe in the terminal that erases that seat's history and touches nothing else.

At reveal, once minting closes. Until then every token returns the same placeholder metadata, and the art order is pinned in advance by a provenance hash committed to the contract before the first mint - so the set cannot be reshuffled after anyone has seen it.

Publishing which tokenId holds which traits beforehand would let people time a mint to snipe a specific Bull, so no tokenId or rarity rank appears anywhere on this site.

Live today: Binance and CoinGecko for crypto prices and candles; Yahoo Finance for stock candles, with Nasdaq's public table as fallback; Deribit, Bybit, Coinglass, alternative.me, DeFiLlama and the US Treasury for the signal series. Most are free public endpoints with no key; Coinglass runs on a paid plan we already hold. Two optional keyed feeds switch on when their keys exist.

Under load, candles and signals are cached and refreshed on a schedule, stock candles fall through the chain, public routes are rate-limited, and a source that is down is said so. Every answer line names its endpoint.

No. Condo is an independent project, and Encierro Bulls is an independent collection built on Robinhood Chain, a public permissionless network. Neither is affiliated with, endorsed by, or a product of Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Only trust links published on this site and on the official Condo account. Once the contract is deployed, its address appears in the footer and on the explorer - check it before you sign anything.

No. An analyst's read on the market is not a promise about it, and nothing here accounts for your circumstances. Treat it as analysis you can audit, then make your own decisions.