It’s a raffle.
We took out
the losing part
Hold $CHANGE to be automatically drawn in raffles every 10 minutes. Winners get $COIN sent to them automatically. No wallet connect, no effort, just some spare $change.
↳ yes. that’s the whole mechanic. no, there isn’t a part two.
COIN market closed — COIN figures shown as token amounts, not USD
How am I entered?
Automatically. Hold $CHANGE and you are in — the contract does it. No signup, no wallet connect, no claiming.
How many tokens?
10,000 $CHANGE is the entry line. Hold that and every draw includes you.
How often do payouts happen?
Every 10 minutes, around the clock. Winners are paid straight to their wallet.
Recent luck
Every ten minutes, 10–20 wallets get a ping. Last two draws, unedited, including whoever won the least.
↑ NOBODY UP THERE PAID A CENT TO PLAY. THAT’S THE WHOLE BIT.
How this costs you nothing
Four steps. None of them involve you being brave.
You hold change
Buy $CHANGE and leave it exactly where it is. 10,000 tokens is the entry line, because we had to draw one somewhere.
Trading pays the pot
Every $CHANGE trade pays a creator fee — yours too, on the way in and on the way out. That fee is the entire prize pot. Holding costs nothing; trading is what pays for it.
The jar gets dumped
Every ten minutes the fees are swapped to $COIN and split between 10–20 holders. One token, one ticket. No streaks, no strategy, no Discord alpha.
Your coins never move
Win or don’t, your $CHANGE stays in your wallet the whole time. Nothing is locked and nothing is held. Sell at 3am on a Tuesday. We’ll be awake.
Fine, what’s the catch
Can I actually lose money?
The draw itself can’t cost you a thing — no entry fee, no deposit, no approval to sign. But $CHANGE is a token and its price moves, so yes: the token can lose value, including all of it. The lottery is free. The token is a token.
Why every ten minutes?
Once a week is a lottery. Once a second is a slot machine. Ten minutes is roughly one coffee queue.
Where’s the prize from?
Trading fees. Every $CHANGE trade pays a creator fee; the keeper claims it, swaps it to $COIN and hands it to holders. The house takes a cut of the trading, not a cut of you.
How do I know it’s not rigged?
The keeper publishes its secret, the block hash and the exact holder list for every draw. Any round on this site has a “verify” button that re-runs the whole thing in your browser and tells you whether it matches. It doesn’t ask you to trust the answer — it shows the work.
Is the jar real?
The tickets are real. The jar is a metaphor we got emotionally attached to and then shipped.
The winner count moves with the crowd: 10–20 wallets per draw, scaled to how many are eligible. Every round record says exactly how many it paid.