Solana coin launcher
Every coin runs a draw.
A slice of every trade fee fills a prize pot. A verifiable random draw pays it to one holder, every round.
Round #212
Winner takes the pot
Ticket drawn
No. 000418
1 ticket per
0.01% of supply
Max 100 per wallet
Contract address · Solana
FykL7KSEbsoCzhzCaBeq3FGwPUS7CeLeVJwf8Dqgpump
How it works
Three steps, no claim form
1
Hold
Hold the coin. Every 0.01% of supply is a ticket, capped at 100 per wallet.
2
Fees fill the pot
A share of every trade fee drops into the coin's prize pot, held by the program.
3
Draw
At each round's close, a verifiable random number picks one ticket. The pot is paid to that wallet.
The mechanic
Check your odds before you hold
Move the sliders. This is a model with your inputs, not a forecast of anything.
1 ticket per 0.01% of supply held, capped at 100 per wallet. This is a model with your own inputs, not a forecast: volume and holders are whatever you type.
Prize this round
2.7 SOL
+0.3 SOL into the weekly jackpot (10% of the pot)
- Your odds, one round
- 1.32%
- At least one win in a day (4 rounds)
- 5.2%
- At least one win in a week
- 31.0%
- Average prize per day
- 0.142 SOL
Averages hide the reality: in any single round you most likely win nothing, and the price of the coin can fall by more than any prize.
Fees
Where a trade fee goes
Every trade pays a 1% fee. 10% of that goes to the protocol. The creator sets the pot share between 40% and 80% at launch and keeps the rest. Each round pot then sends 10% to a weekly jackpot.
Example split at 60% to the pot
60%
Pot
30%
Creator
10%
Protocol
Guarantees
What the rules lock in
No dev picks
Winners come from a verifiable random value. Neither the creator nor we choose.
No late entries
Entries are snapshotted before randomness is requested. Buying at the last second counts for nothing.
Whale cap
One wallet can hold at most 100 tickets per round, so the pot can't be cornered.
Locked rules
Round length, pot share and caps are fixed at launch. Nobody can withdraw the pot.
Verifiable does not mean risk-free. Contract bugs, a randomness provider that holds back a result, or a network outage can delay a draw. The programs aren't deployed or audited yet.
Examples
What a coin page looks like
$STUB
Stubby
A mascot coin that draws a winner every hour. Smallest pot, most draws.
Draw
Every hour
Modeled prize
0.54 SOL
$PUNCH
Punch Card
Six-hour rounds, a bigger creator cut. Four draws a day.
Draw
Every 6 hours
Modeled prize
1.01 SOL
$STAND
Grandstand
One draw a day with the largest share of fees in the pot.
Draw
Every day
Modeled prize
37.44 SOL
Examples only. They have no contract, no holders and no real market, and can't be traded.
FAQ
Questions
Is this live?
No. The programs aren't deployed and launches are closed. The site shows how it will work, with clearly labelled examples.
Do I have to do anything to win?
No claim step is planned: the pot is paid straight to the winning wallet at the draw.
Does selling before the draw matter?
Yes. Tickets use the lower of your balance at the start and at the end of the round. Sell during the round and you lose those tickets.
What are the odds?
Your tickets divided by all tickets in the round. Use the simulator: for most holders, most rounds are a miss.
Is it legal where I live?
That depends on your country and is on you to check. Read the legal page before you hold or launch.
What if nobody holds tickets?
The pot rolls into the next round of the same coin.