Fighters & Records

Your fighter is an NFT you own — not something you stake. It's your identity in the ring, and it carries a permanent battle record that follows the token forever.

Who can fight

Fighters are gated to an approved-collection allowlist. Today that's:

• Lazy Bull Club — the Herd.
• Geez and Gimboz — ApeChain collections.

You must own a fighter from an approved collection to create or accept a challenge — it's checked on-chain when the fight is accepted. Holding a bull also gives you the XP boost; the other approved collections can fight, but the boost stays bulls-only.

Permanent, token-bound records

Every resolved fight writes a win or loss to the specific token that fought — keyed to (collection, tokenId). Because it lives on the token, the record follows the NFT when it's sold. A battle-tested bull with a strong record is provably so, and that provenance is part of its value.

Records are tracked at two levels:

• Per fighter — each token's own wins and losses.
• Per collection — the community's aggregate, so collections can measure themselves against each other.

Internal vs community fights

• A fight between two fighters from the same collection is an Internal Conflict.
• A fight between different collections is a Community fight.

Both are tracked, which powers collection-vs-collection standings — bragging rights between communities, on-chain.

Seasons & champions

Records accrue all-time and per season. Each season crowns champions two ways:

• By wins — the fighter with the most wins that season.
• By volume — the fighter that won the most total APE.

These can be different tokens (lots of small wins vs. a few huge ones), so both are tracked. The current champions and standings are shown on the Fight Club Leaderboard tab.