A TV station, a hub of pads and a frog who runs the games.

Pads with a connected chat room (Camfrog today), live on the web for members: the chat, what's said on the mic (auto-transcribed), who's in the room and who's talking.

Prediction markets on whatever the room is arguing about. Buy shares in an outcome; prices move with every bet, and you can sell before it settles.

Pick 4 numbers and a Pepe Ball. The jackpot rolls over until someone hits it; draws are Sunday night.

Spin the arcade wheel for PAT and XP — from your wheel page, or on the main stage where it spins live on stream.

Texas Hold'em and Blackjack with Pepe dealing. Chat-room players and web players sit at the same table.

Heists with a crew, gangs, gear and a fight over the map. Crack the vault and split the take.

Post a challenge with a pot ("first to get Pepe to sing"), chip in on someone else's, or hunt one down and collect.

Head-to-head bets between members, with Pepe holding the PAT and an optional judge.

Put PAT to work in the protocol's vaults — the Bank, the House and the Market maker — and own a slice of what they earn.

Name colours, profile frames, banners, effects and Grand Theft Frogger avatar gear. Earned, bought or traded.

Posts from the community, and Pepe's snaps and clips from the pads as stories.

Where PAT comes from, where it goes and who holds it — the whole economy on one page.