A sluice box is a thing you run flow through: gold settles in the box, and periodically you clean it out. Every buy of this token takes a fee of 2% of the ETH that goes in, and changes it into tickets — one for each 0.005 ETH. A random number from Chainlink VRF resolves each batch of tickets. This usually takes less than a minute, and a maximum of approximately ten minutes when the game is quiet. Most tickets pay a small amount, approximately 2.3% pay more than they cost, and a rare ticket pays 100 times its cost. A sell pays the same fee of 2% but does not give you tickets. There are no rounds, and there is no route that you can miss.
We take a fee of 2% and change it into tickets. You receive one ticket for each 0.005 ETH of fee. The minimum is one ticket. The tickets resolve when the next random number comes. This usually takes less than a minute, and a maximum of approximately ten minutes when the game is quiet.
You pay the same fee of 2% when you sell. A larger fee to sell is a sign of a scam. A sell does not give you tickets: you are leaving, so that money goes to the bank. Your tickets from before continue to resolve.
Stakers receive 30% of each fee. This includes fees from buys and fees from sells. The system pays ETH in proportion to your stake. A stake locks for 600 blocks. This is approximately two hours. If you add to a stake, the lock starts again for the whole position.
The bank comes first. While the bank holds less than its target, the system puts the staker share into the bank and stakers earn nothing. This keeps the prize honest. Your ETH to claim stays at 0 until the bank reaches the target. The card at the top of this page shows the target and the amount in the bank.
An automatic program usually resolves your tickets for you. Any person can do this. A win becomes a balance that you can claim. The program can also send the ETH to you. If it does not, use the buttons above. One click resolves a maximum of your 20 most recent tickets.
We take 2% of the ETH that you send. We change this fee into tickets. You receive one ticket for each 0.005 ETH. A buy of 1 ETH gives you 200 tickets. There is no other trading fee. This fee replaces it.
The system puts tickets into batches. One random number from Chainlink VRF resolves a full batch. A batch closes when it holds 0.015 ETH of fees. A batch also closes after 50 blocks. Then the system waits for three confirmations from Chainlink. Nobody — not you, not a searcher, not a validator — can see or influence the outcome. Randomness deliberately does not come from a block hash: a mainnet block is worth about 0.017 ETH to whoever produces it, so a validator could profitably drop one to reroll a prize worth more than that.
Most tickets pay a small amount. Approximately 2.3% pay more than they cost. Rare tickets pay 100 times their cost. An automatic program usually resolves your tickets and sends the ETH to you. Any person can do this. A win first becomes a balance that you can claim, so use the Claim button if nobody sent it. If the random number for a batch never arrives, you can take a refund for a ticket after 1,800 blocks. This is approximately six hours.
Stakers receive 30% of each fee. The system pays this ETH immediately, in proportion to your stake. There is no draw and no time limit. This is the reason to keep the token after your tickets resolve.
On average, a ticket pays back 50% of its cost. This rate is similar to the rate of FWA. A ticket costs you only the fee of 2%. Thus a buy costs you approximately 1% of the trade. You keep your tokens in every case.
Chainlink VRF makes the random number. A block hash does not. Thus the size of a prize is not a safety risk. No person can make a new result at any price. Only the bank limits a win.
We did not put any money in the bank. All of the money in the bank comes from the fee of 2%. Thus the game can only pay the money that it received. One ticket cannot win more than one quarter of the bank. This is why the largest win above is a live number and not a promise. It is small at the start, and it grows as the game takes more fees.
Stakers receive 30% of each fee. Stakers are the most reliable position to make a profit. Buyers pay for this. No new tokens are made, and no tokens were made in advance. The contracts have no owner. No person can pause them or change them.
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This is a game of chance with a published fee. You can lose all the money that you put in. No third party examined the contracts, and no person can change them. Thus no person can correct an error. If you buy inside an ERC-4337 bundle, the tickets go to the bundler and not to you. Do not buy with money that you need.
These are the addresses this page is talking to right now. Read them on Etherscan before you send anything. None of them has an owner, and no person can pause them or change them.