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DROP

the edges pay a quarter of the pot

One transaction with a little ETH. The ball bounces down six rows of pegs and lands in a slot, paid straight to your wallet. No token needed.

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pot · ETH
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an edge pays
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balls dropped
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board closes in
waiting for the first ball
—ETH a ball
One transaction. The path comes from the next block and lands in a few seconds.

The slots

“Now” is that slot's share of the pot this second. It changes with every ball.

Drops

  • Nothing yet.

Most edge hits

  1. Nobody has hit an edge yet.

After 7 days the board closes and the top spot takes whatever's left in the pot.

Drop

One transaction with a little ETH. 80% goes into the pot, 20% buys $DROP and burns it.

Bounce

At each of six pegs the ball goes left or right, decided by the next block's hash.

Get paid

Edges pay 25% of the pot, then 4%, then 1%. The middle feeds the pot.

Seven days

Then the board closes and the most edge hits takes what's left.

The odds

Each edge is 1 path in 64, so about 1 ball in 32 hits one of them. The 4% slots are 6 in 64 each, the 1% slots 15 in 64, and the middle 20 in 64. A slot pays its percentage of the pot at the moment your ball lands.

The pot is never seeded

It fills from drops only. Nobody puts money in to make it look bigger.

Why the ball lands a block later

If the path were decided in the same transaction, a bot could see the result first and only drop when it would hit an edge. So each ball's path comes from the next block's hash, landed by the keeper, by the next drop, or by you with the Land button.

Holders

Holding the lure amount of $DROP drops two balls for the price of one, and you're paid for the better slot.

The end

Seven days after launch dropping closes. Every open ball is landed, and whatever's left in the pot goes to the wallet with the most edge hits (the first to reach that count wins a tie).

No owner. No switches.

No admin, no pause, no upgrade. The price and the shares were fixed at deploy. Block hashes come from the chain's sequencer. Unaudited.