Getting Started
Introduction
What Astro is, and how the crash game works.
Astro is a real-money crash game that settles on-chain, on Robinhood Chain.
The core loop
- A round opens and players place bets before a short betting window closes.
- A multiplier starts climbing from 1.00x.
- Each player decides when to cash out. The longer you wait, the higher the multiplier, and the higher the risk it crashes first.
- At an unpredictable point, the round crashes. Anyone still in gets nothing; everyone who cashed out before the crash gets
bet × multiplier.
What makes it different from a regular casino
- Provably fair: the crash point for every round is derived from a pre-committed hash chain and a public on-chain salt. Nobody, including Astro's own operator, can know or influence the outcome before betting closes. See Provably Fair.
- Self-custodial: you play from your own wallet. Astro never holds your funds beyond what you've deposited to play or invest, and there's no KYC gate to start.
- The house is investable: anyone can deposit into the Bankroll and earn a share of the house edge, instead of only betting against it.
What you play with
Astro runs on USDG (Paxos' USD stablecoin) as the in-game currency, and ETH for gas. See Network for chain details.
Ready to play? Continue to Quickstart.