One holder.
One whole share.
Every hour.
Attach any launchpad coin. Its creator fees buy real tokenized stocks — and every hour, one holder takes the entire pool.
To be announced — the token ships after the mechanism is proven.
⚠ Always verify the address on the official channels below. Impostor tokens are common.
Splitting a pool 190 ways pays $1.18 a head. We give one person the whole share.
Reward bots split each pool across every qualifying wallet. The idea is sound; the arithmetic isn't. Dividing a small pool hundreds of ways produces amounts too small to notice, and paying out to hundreds of wallets costs more than it delivers.
A $225 pool, split 190 ways
$1.18
per holder
The same pool, one winner
$225
whole share
Expected value
Identical
only variance differs
Nobody is worse off in expectation — a proportional draw pays the same on average as a proportional split. The difference is that one of these outcomes is worth telling someone about.
Four steps, once
every hour.
- 01
Fees accrue
A coin redirects its creator fees to the reward wallet. Setup is gas-only and stays under the creator's control.
- 02
Stock is bought
Every 60 minutes the pool buys the coin's chosen tokenized stock on the open market.
- 03
The roll
A weighted draw picks one holder. Weight is your time-weighted average balance across the hour.
- 04
Claim
The result is published as a single on-chain commitment. The winner claims directly and pays only their own gas.
Pool up to $2,000
100% to one winner
Pool above $2,000
70% to one winner · 30% across ten runners-up
Published up front rather than decided later — the rules should never move once people are playing by them.
WIN BIG
One winner. One whole share.
The full hourly pool goes to a single holder. Same expected value as splitting it — but a result worth talking about.
PROVE IT
Every roll has a transaction. Check it yourself.
Fees in, stock bought, winner paid, wallet remainder — reconciled publicly every hour. Any mismatch trips a red flag, including against us.
EVERYONE ROLLS
No minimum. Hold one token, you're in.
No qualifying threshold. Weight is proportional, so splitting a bag across wallets gains nothing — a minimum would add no protection.
The numbers have to
agree every hour.
A reward bot is only as good as what actually leaves its wallet. Four figures are published each cycle, and they must reconcile. If they don't, the row is flagged in red — we hold our own ledger to the same test.
Collected from the coin this hour
Executed on the open market
Transferred to the winner
Left in the reward wallet
No rolls settled yet — the ledger fills as soon as the first coin attaches.
Every row will link to its transaction. Nothing here is self-reported.
Why the roll can't be gamed
- WeightingProportional to holdings
- Expected value is identical to an even split. Only the variance changes.
- Snapshot60-minute time-weighted average
- Buying moments before a roll earns a sixtieth of the weight. No lock-ups needed.
- RandomnessCommit-reveal on a future block
- The commitment is published before the outcome exists, so the winner cannot be chosen.
- ThresholdNone
- Proportional weight is resistant to wallet-splitting by construction.
- ExcludedLiquidity pools, bot and team wallets
- Otherwise a share of every prize would cycle straight back into the pool.
- UnclaimedReturns to the pool after 7 days
- Nothing is stranded. An unclaimed prize makes the next roll bigger.
Real equities, not points
Each attached coin picks the stock its rolls pay out in, from a menu of tokenized equities, funds and commodities. The protocol buys them on the open market at the time of the roll — nothing is minted or simulated.
Zero to the team
No cut reaches a team wallet. The 2% funds the Grand Roll — a larger daily draw open to anyone holding $ROLL.
Proof first.
Token after.
The mechanism has to be demonstrably working on real coins before a token exists. Built the other way round, it would just be a promise.
- 01now
Proof first
Public reconciliation dashboard, before any token exists.
- 02
Live rolls
The bot runs on real coins. Real winners, real transactions.
- 03
Grand Roll
A larger daily roll, funded by every attached coin.
- 04
$ROLL launch
The token ships after the mechanism is demonstrably working.
What works, and what doesn't
STRENGTHS
- Distribution cost stays flat whether a coin has 50 holders or 50,000.
- Rewards are real tokenized equities, bought on the open market.
- Every roll is reconstructible from public data by anyone.
- No qualifying threshold, so small holders are never excluded.
RISKS
- A weighted roll means most hours you win nothing. Variance is the trade-off for a prize worth having.
- Pool size depends entirely on the attached coin's fee activity. Quiet coins mean small rolls.
- Tokenized equities carry their own market and issuer risk, independent of this protocol.
- Rolls are a game of chance, not a return on capital. Never commit funds you cannot afford to lose.
Attach a coin.
Watch the next roll.
Setup runs through the bot and costs only network gas. The creator keeps control of the fee redirect and can stop it at any time.