Steal d Crown is a simple competitive internet game built around one shared virtual Crown.
One Crown. One holder.
You become the current Supreme Internetian, receive a Crown number, and begin your reign.
Your reign becomes part of the Crown’s history.
No.
There is no prize pool, payout, or winnings.
No prize. No payout. Just the Crown.
No.
The Crown has one current price.
You don’t enter a bid or choose an amount. You pay the exact price displayed when you choose STEAL D CROWN.
After every successful Crown transfer, the next Crown price increases by $0.10.
For example: $8.80 → $8.90 → $9.00.
This means every new holder takes the Crown at a slightly higher price.
You become the new Supreme Internetian and the Crown price increases by $0.10 for the next challenger.
Click Steal d Crown, enter your username, and complete the displayed payment.
After the payment is successfully confirmed, the Crown transfers to you.
Their reign ends.
The new holder becomes the current Supreme Internetian.
The previous reign remains part of the Crown’s history.
Every successful Crown holder receives a sequential number.
For example: Supreme Internetian #27
It identifies your place in the Crown’s history.
Your reign is the period during which you hold the Crown.
Your reign becomes part of the Royal Records after it ends.
Yes.
After taking the Crown, you can create a personalized Crown card/GIF and share your moment.
Your share asset can show:
The Crown price changes according to the game’s existing pricing mechanism after successful Crown transfers.
The price displayed on the site is the authoritative current price.
No.
The Crown is a digital game/status experience. It does not represent an investment, ownership interest, or financial instrument.
An old Crown card represents a past reign.
The current Crown shown on the website determines who currently holds the Crown.
The server determines the authoritative Crown state and successful transaction.
A payment redirect or screenshot by itself does not establish Crown ownership.
No.
Names and handles are entered by Crown takers and are not verified by Steal d Crown.
No.
A Crown taker can enter a name or public handle of their choice.
No.
A profile link simply points to the submitted handle’s social profile. It does not mean that profile owner purchased or claimed the Crown.
Yes.
If you believe a Crown entry is being used for impersonation, harassment, fraud, or other abusive purposes, contact us at support@stealdcrown.com.