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Draw #5 emergency notice: A published 10-wallet policy applies after 11:42:48 UTC on Sep 6 following an anti-fraud review. Draw #6 returns to open eligibility.

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Hold the pot.
Win the pot.

Every $LUCK trade fills the pot. Draw #5 uses the published 10-wallet emergency policy; listed wallets must hold 20K+ tokens at payout.

01 Be on the published list 02 Hold 20K+ $LUCK 03 One winner / round

Live prize pool

$ 0.00

0.0000 ETH

Current draw

One winner · 80% of pot
Vault balance$0.00
Tax to vault100%
All-time paid0.0000 ETH
Completed draws0

The pot

Every swap builds the next jackpot.

A 5% creator tax on every buy and sell accrues toward the POTLUCK pot. When fees become payable, the keeper pays one qualifying wallet under the published round policy 80% of the pot (20% dev fee).

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On-chain

Live activity

  • Launch pending — activity will appear here.

How it works

Published policy. Replayable result.

01

Check the policy

Draw #5 uses the published 10-wallet emergency policy after a 20-minute public notice period.

02

Meet the minimum

The selected wallet must still hold at least 20,000 $LUCK when the keeper executes the payout.

03

Verify the receipt

The keeper computes the result from the sorted list and draw inputs; the vault records the snapshot and payout on-chain.

Proof, not promises

The vault is already on-chain.

Deployed before launch — it's the creator fee recipient for the $LUCK launch on Pons V2. The contract enforces timing, minimum holdings, and the 80/20 payout. The keeper supplies the snapshot hash and winner.

The receipts

Winner history

Every completed draw is read from the vault's DrawExecuted events with payout receipts.

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FAQ

The important stuff

What if I sell?

If a wallet's balance drops below 20K before execution, it is excluded from that draw's computed winner pool.

How is the winner selected?

The keeper sorts the wallets qualifying under the published round policy, hashes that snapshot, then computes keccak256(snapshot hash + draw number + snapshot block) modulo the list size. Anyone can replay those inputs after the draw. The current vault does not independently recompute this selection, so the keeper remains a trusted component.

How is the pot split?

The vault pays 80% to the submitted qualifying winner and 20% to the dev wallet in the same on-chain transaction.

When are draws?

The vault opens a draw window every 1,200 seconds. Execution can be delayed until creator fees are swept by Pons and become payable to the vault.

How is the pot funded?

A 5% creator tax on buys and sells accrues through the Pons fee system. After Pons sweeps those fees, the vault can claim and distribute them.