Paste an address to check it against the last draw, or connect the wallet that bought.
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The hook pays the winning address only, by pull: nothing moves until that address calls claim(). Unclaimed pots roll into the next round after 90 days.
Launch pending
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$uPOT is not live yet.
This page turns into the live round the moment the pool opens on Ethereum: the pot, every ranked buyer and the draw, read straight from the chain. No contract address exists yet, nothing is for sale.
The launch is close. The contract address will be posted on X first, and nowhere else.
Paste a token contract address. This pulls that token’s most recent real trades, applies the 5% buy tax, and shows you the pot it would have built, with every real buyer ranked by the odds they would hold in the draw.
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Paste a contract address to begin.
The pot
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The trades are real. The pot is not. No jackpot contract exists on this token: the 5% tax
is applied on top of its actual buys to show what the mechanism would have collected.
Standings
odds settle at close
Rank
Wallet
Bought
Tax paid
Weight
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Win chance
Paste a contract address and press Load.
The draw is weighted by real tax paid: an eligible wallet’s chance equals its share of the total
weight. Snipe-window wallets are barred from it. The biggest early buyer is only the
most likely winner, never a certain one.
Winner-
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Where the data comes from. Pools, prices and trades are read live from the
GeckoTerminal public API. It returns the last 300 trades on the token’s deepest pool, which is
typically the last few minutes to a few hours depending on how actively the token trades.
Snipers fund the pot, they do not win it. Snipe-window buys pay the surcharge and are
barred from the draw entirely. Weighting them at the base rate was not enough: paying several times
the tax would still have handed them the best odds in the field, so the anti-sniper rule would
have rewarded sniping. Here the snipe window is pinned to the three oldest buys the page holds, so it
stays put as you switch views. On a real launch it is the first 10 seconds, once. Rank 1 is likewise
the first buyer inside the loaded window, not the token’s first buyer ever.
The draw is genuinely random. It runs on the browser’s crypto RNG over the real
weights. On-chain this needs a VRF; see the spec. Reload the standings and spin again and you will
get a different wallet.