A stock-token capsule machine on Solana. Each batch has a fixed number of capsules, visible odds, and stock-token prizes you claim to your wallet.
CA SOONPull a capsule with LOOT or SOL. The first batch is pre-funded. Collected LOOT creator fees fund future batches. Holding LOOT alone doesn't grant a free pull.
Tokenized stocks on Solana. What you pull is what you claim.
Every pull this wallet made, with the prize inside and whether it has been claimed.
Balances read from the chain once a wallet is connected.
A pulled prize is a stock token sitting in the batch vault with your name on it. Claim sends it to the wallet that pulled. Nothing to approve beyond the claim.
Every batch has a fixed number of capsules and a prize table you can read before you pull. Nothing is added after it opens.
Each pull has a price in both. Holding LOOT alone doesn't grant a free pull — a pull is a pull.
The machine draws from what is left in the batch. Odds move as capsules leave, and the table shows the live count.
Prizes are tokenized stocks on Solana. Claim sends the token to the wallet that pulled it.
The first batch is pre-funded. From then on, collected LOOT creator fees buy the stock tokens that fill the next batch. A batch opens when it is fully funded — never before.
Odds for a prize = capsules holding that prize ÷ capsules remaining. Empty capsules are listed in the same table as everything else. The numbers on the batch page are the numbers.
Yes — a pull priced in LOOT is paid from your LOOT balance. Holding LOOT alone doesn't grant a free pull.
A capsule with no prize. Every batch lists how many it has, right next to the prizes. If a batch has none, the table says 0.
No. A batch is fixed when it opens. When its capsules are gone, it closes, and the next funded batch opens.
No. Batches, odds and prizes are all readable without connecting. A wallet is asked for only when you pull or claim.
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