Every launchgets a pull.
Fees from every coin on the pad go into one pot. At midnight ET every coin that traded that day pulls the lever once. Three of a kind — that coin's holders split all of it.
0 coins pull tonight
01 — The draw
0 coins pull
at midnight.
Every coin that traded in the last 24 hours gets one pull. Dead coins don't pull — but everything they paid in stays in the pot.
02 — Launch a coin
Your coin is
the ticket.
Launch it and it's in tonight's draw. It pulls every night it trades. This is a preview — it signs nothing and spends nothing.
03 — How it works
Three reels. One pot.
Launch = ticket
Every coin launched on SlotPad is in the draw from its first night. No entry, no form.
Fees fill one pot
50% of every coin's trading fees go into one shared pot. Every coin, every trade.
Midnight, one pull
At 00:00 ET every coin that traded that day pulls once. 12 symbols, 3 reels — 1 in 144.
Three of a kind
That coin's holders split the whole pot, pro-rata. Nothing hits — the pot rolls to tomorrow.
04 — The rules
Published.
Not negotiable.
- Into the pot
- 50% of every coin's trading fees, from every coin on the pad.
- The draw
- 00:00 ET, every night. No skipped nights.
- Who pulls
- Every coin with at least one trade in the last 24 hours. One pull each.
- Odds
- 1 in 144 per pull. 12 symbols, 3 reels, any three of a kind.
- A hit pays
- The whole pot, split pro-rata among that coin's holders at the 00:00 snapshot.
- Two hits, one night
- The pot splits evenly between the coins, then pro-rata inside each.
- No hit
- The pot rolls to the next night. Nothing is skimmed off a rolled pot.
- Dev allocation
- None. A dev holds only what he buys, same as you.
05 — $SLOT
The house
coin.
The pad takes its own cut of fees like any venue. 20% of it buys $SLOT, every day. Fixed supply, no team allocation.
06 — Questions
Asked
at the bar.
Who picks the result?
Nobody. The odds are a fixed, published rule: 12 symbols on each of 3 reels, any three of a kind wins — 1 in 144 per pull.
Do I have to hold at midnight?
Yes. Holders are counted at 00:00 ET, the moment the coin pulls. Sell at 23:59 and you're not in it.
What if my coin dies?
It stops pulling. Everything it paid into the pot stays in the pot, and goes to whichever coin hits next.
How big can the pot get?
As big as the number of nights nobody hits. More coins alive means more pulls a night, so the longer it rolls the more likely it lands.
What if two coins hit?
The pot splits evenly between them, then pro-rata among each coin's holders.
Is any of this live?
The page is a preview. The pot, the draw board and the ticket are demonstrations — they sign nothing and reach no chain. The buy, chart and contract address are the only live parts.