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 shift counts. Calling again in the same hour still counts once.

2 Collect tickets

One ticket per shift — and there is a new shift every hour, 24 a day.

Miss an hour and you miss that draw. Call every hour and you are in every draw.

3 Get connected

At the end of every hour, one caller is drawn. That caller takes 90% of the pot. The remaining 10% rolls into the next hour.

Shift one hour, on the hour · drawn the moment it closes Not eligible spam or deleted calls, team wallets
Launch shift: shifts were shortened from a day to an hour part-way through launch, which would have stranded everyone who called before the change. This first hourly shift is widened back to launch, so every caller since launch is still in this draw — nobody lost their spot. The widened window is written into the published proof, so you can check that rather than take our word for it. Plain hourly shifts start once this one settles.
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