How LOOTED works
A fully automated, publicly auditable machine. You do exactly one thing — hold the token. One graded card is given away every hour, and the whole SOL treasury pays out once a week.
One graded card
A real Collector Crypt graded card airdrops to a single holder, picked by ticket-weighted odds. No claim, no connect — it just lands in your wallet.
The SOL pot
20% of all revenue stacks up in pure SOL all week, then the entire treasury is paid out to one holder in a single provably-fair draw.
Where revenue goes
The loop, step by step
Revenue accrues
Trading on Pump.fun generates creator rewards and fees. They collect in the treasury — the only fuel the machine ever uses.
80 / 20 split
Each funded batch splits deterministically: 80% becomes the card budget, 20% accrues to the weekly SOL lottery treasury. Every split is published on-chain.
Buy graded cards
The 80% card budget buys real Collector Crypt graded card NFTs — the prizes given away each hour.
Hourly card draw
Every 60 minutes, eligible holders are snapshotted, the committed seed is revealed, an HMAC roll picks one winner, and one graded card airdrops to them.
Weekly SOL lottery
The 20% treasury grows all week in pure SOL. Once a week the same provably-fair roll picks one holder who wins the entire SOL pot.
Ticket math
You don't win by holding the biggest bag — you win by holding tickets. Your ticket count is set by three things: the size of your bag (on a square-root curve), your rank badge, and how long you've held.
The square root is the key: a wallet with 100× more tokens earns only about 10× more base tickets, not 100×. Whales still get better odds, but small holders always stay alive — conviction beats capital.
Rank multipliers
by balance
Hold-time multipliers
diamond hands win