Lily Pad Leap
One button, one very good dog, one very determined pond. Sign your best run to your Solana wallet and you are on the monthly board — first place gets a 50,000 $ivy airdrop.
Lily Pad Leap
Hop the logs, scoop the $ivy coins. Tap twice to double-hop, hold for height.
Tap / press space to startScore 0.
Space, tap or click to hop · hold for height · double-tap to double-hop · P to pause. The game is fully playable with no wallet. Connecting only reads your public address; signing is a free, read-only message that never approves a transaction or touches funds.
Pond Court · August 2026
#1 wins 50,000 $ivyMonthly board. It resets on 1 September (UTC) and the top wallet is airdropped 50,000 $ivy.
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How to play
Tap, click or press space to hop — hold for a higher arc, tap again mid-air for a double hop. Logs and stumps end the run. Coins are worth 15 and chaining them within about two seconds builds a combo worth up to 30 each. Clearing an obstacle by a whisker pays a +10 near-miss bonus. Press P or the pause button any time.
No wallet needed
The whole game is free to play with no wallet, no sign-up and no transactions. A wallet is optional and only unlocks the season board, XP, streaks and reward eligibility.
How scores count
Every run gets a one-time code from the server. Your wallet signs the code and the score together — a free read-only message — so only you can post your score. The server re-checks the run length, input rate and coin count before it counts.
The airdrop
Board resets on the 1st of each month (UTC). The highest verified score that month is airdropped 50,000 $ivy to the wallet that signed it.
XP, levels, day streaks and fair-play scores are earned by playing and can never be bought. Runs that look automated still show on the board but earn no XP and pause reward eligibility until clean runs restore it. Play for fun. This is a community game, not a financial product, and the airdrop is a discretionary community reward paid from project allocations.
