Hold $MEGA. Win on the hour.

1. 01

   Point a wallet at the chain

   Any EVM wallet works — MetaMask, Rabby, Frame. Keep a little ETH for gas. You pay gas to buy and, once, to be entered; the draws themselves cost you nothing. Prizes are paid in ETH.

   Network

   any EVM network — chain ID shown once live

2. 02

   Hold at least 10,000 $MEGA

   Every 10,000 $MEGA in your wallet is one ticket in every draw from then on. No cap. Nothing is ever locked — you can sell at any time, and you are simply not in the next draw.

   Token

   not yet deployed — address goes here

3. 03

   Get entered, once

   The draw pays addresses on its on-chain register, so an address has to be added once before it can win. A bot does this automatically for everyone holding a full ticket, and anyone can add anyone — including you, for yourself, from the panel below. Nobody can keep an address out: the register is public and the function is open to all.

   Cost

   One transaction, once — then never again

4. 04

   The hour closes and the set is frozen

   The contract reads every registered balance, turns it into tickets, and freezes the result — then commits to a drand round roughly two minutes out, a round that has not been published yet. Nobody, including us, can know the number that will decide it. Moving tokens after the freeze changes nothing.

   Example

   50,000 $MEGA → 5 tickets, every hour

5. 05

   The winner is paid, not notified

   When the drand round publishes, its signature is verified on-chain, the contract works out which ticket won and who owns it, and the prize lands in that wallet in the same transaction. There is no claim form, no waiting room, and no button to press.

   Payout

   The whole jackpot, less a small settler bounty

  ╔═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
  ║   DRAW      WINNER                    ROUND            PRIZE  ║
  ╚═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

Every row is a settled draw recorded by the contract. The round column is the drand beacon that decided it — you can check that value against drand yourself, and confirm it was committed to before it was published.