REC
All calls are recorded for quality assurance · Commit lands before the randomness exists · drand quicknet, League of Entropy · Every shift re-derives from the published proof · Nobody has to trust the operator ·
Call Center
CallCenter

Creator fees, connected to callers — every shift, drawn at random.

CA —
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Demo shift — not a real pot
In the pot this shift
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How it works

Call the coin. Every call is a ticket. Every shift, the creator fees get connected to random callers.

1 Call the coin

Post a callout on the coin's pump.fun page. That's your entry — nothing to sign up for, nothing to buy.

One call per 6-hour slot counts. Calling twice in the same slot still counts once.

2 Collect tickets

One ticket per slot, 4 slots a day — so up to 4 tickets per shift.

More tickets means better odds, not guaranteed odds. The draw is weighted: 4 tickets is 4× the chance of 1.

3 Get connected

At the end of each shift, 6 callers are drawn. Line 1 takes 70% of the pot; 5 more split 20%. The rest rolls into tomorrow.

Win once and your whole wallet leaves the pool — nobody wins twice in a shift.

Shift one UTC day · 00:00 → 00:00, drawn just after it closes Not eligible spam or deleted calls, team wallets, brand-new accounts
The winners aren't picked by us. The queue is frozen and hashed on-chain before the randomness that picks the winners exists — it comes from drand, a public randomness beacon we don't control. Every shift publishes a proof you can re-run yourself.

Connected — this shift's payouts

The queue — everyone who called

Check your call

Paste your wallet to see your tickets and get cryptographic proof your calls were in the queue before the randomness existed.

Intake — insert shift tape

Drop a proof.json here and this page re-runs the entire draw in your browser: it rebuilds the merkle root from the entrant list, re-derives the seed from the on-chain commit plus the drand beacon, and re-picks the winners. Nothing is sent anywhere — the audit runs on your machine.

Drop proof.json or click to browse · paste with ⌘V / Ctrl+V
Quality assurance
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Switchboard — the audit

One line per check. A single red lamp means the published draw does not match what the proof says happened.

    Shift report