How CLAW works.

Getting a ticket

Your first $100+ buy before fees in a round earns one ticket. A wallet can enter once per round. Larger or repeat buys do not add tickets; sells, transfers and simply holding do not qualify.

No wallet connection or play button is needed on this site. A confirmed purchase registers the ticket, and its ball enters the machine. When purchases arrive together, their balls drop one after another.

Three-minute default rounds

Entries collect for three minutes by default; the admin can configure the duration at launch. At the deadline, the on-chain entry list and vault prize lock. A future block selects the winning ball.

One wallet means one ball. With 20 balls, each wallet has a 1 in 20 chance. The animation displays the recorded result; camera controls do not affect the draw or round timing.

A round with no entries settles without a winner.

Fees & prizes

The resolver deposits collected creator commission into the contract vault. Trades that do not qualify for a ball still contribute commission. The admin may also seed the prize at launch.

The winner and locked prize are recorded on-chain. The admin sends the reward manually and records that payment transaction for verification.

Checking a result

• Purchase. In Tickets, click the buy amount or transaction link to inspect the purchase. Click a wallet to open its explorer page when available.
• Round. In Round history, click the round number for its entry window and result. Open its tickets to check the closed list.
• Selection. “Verify selection” links to the published selection proof. It is separate from the payout transaction.
• Payment. “Tx” opens the payout transaction. Pending means the payout has not been submitted. Confirming means its transaction is awaiting confirmation. Paid means it has been confirmed.

Tx opens RH Scan. Published transactions link directly to their details.