THE SOLANA POT
$LOTTO on Solana

The first prize starts with the first claimed fees.
$LOTTO.A LITTLE LUCK. ON SOLANA.
SOLANA
30-MINUTE DRAWS. PAID IN SOL.
Buy $LOTTO on Solana. Each whole 0.1 SOL per supported buy earns a ticket.
Hold each purchase for 30 full minutes. One eligible winner receives 50% of the claimed-fee pool when a draw can settle.
The next 30-minute window has started. Displayed records are from the previous update while tickets refresh. The previous round’s payout is confirmed separately.
Checks for new buys, tickets, winners and payouts every 5 seconds. Finalized chain records can arrive later; no manual refresh is needed.
THE SOLANA POT

The first prize starts with the first claimed fees.
ROUND 001
NOT STARTEDTrading link available after the official mint is set.
FOLLOW EVERY ENTRY
| WALLET | BUY AMOUNT | DATE / TIME (UTC) | TICKETS / STATUS | TRANSACTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
↗ The first entry could be yours.Qualifying buys will appear here once LOTTO launches. | ||||
Each whole 0.1 SOL of a single buy earns one ticket. A 0.5 SOL buy earns five. Protocol trading fees count; gas, tips and rent do not. A 0.000001 SOL rounding tolerance applies at ticket boundaries. Hold each purchase for 30 full minutes. Any sale, burn or transfer to another owner clears your tickets. Each purchase enters one payable draw, then its tickets expire whether it wins or loses. If there is no payable prize, unused tickets wait while held. A winning wallet clears its old tickets and skips the next draw.
YOUR SHARE OF THE CHANCE
Wallet ticket totals will appear when the first eligible buy finalizes.
YOUR WALLET. YOUR NUMBERS.
Paste a public wallet address to see its purchase tickets, holding status and previous wins. No connection or signature needed.
Live checking starts when the official mint and bot feed are connected. Explore demo mode to try sample records.
A LITTLE LUCK, ON RECORD
Completed rounds and payout links will be published here.
SIMPLE BY DESIGN
Buy at least 0.1 SOL of the official $LOTTO token on Solana in a single supported purchase and hold it for at least 30 full minutes.
Every whole 0.1 SOL of a qualifying purchase earns a ticket. Buy 0.5 SOL and get five tickets. After 30 full minutes, tickets enter the first eligible payable draw, then expire. A new purchase earns new tickets; you can keep your existing tokens.
At each 30-minute cutoff, eligible tickets are frozen using finalized chain history. A local cryptographic draw picks one winning wallet. Its old tickets clear, and that wallet cannot win the next draw.
After a cutoff, the bot claims creator fees into the dedicated creator wallet, then sends 50% of the remaining claimed-fee pool to the winner from that same wallet. The other half carries forward. Wallet top-ups are not prize fees.
5 eligible tickets out of 100 gives your wallet a 5% chance in that draw. Odds change as entries qualify or clear, then freeze at the cutoff. Winning and losing entries both expire after their one payable draw. Unused tickets wait if there is no payable prize. Percentages use the same integer ticket maths as the bot. A scheduled cutoff needs eligible tickets, a payable prize and complete finalized history; empty rounds roll over and settlement can be delayed.
THE RECEIPTS ARE PART OF THE GAME
Open a qualifying transaction, inspect the round’s entry list, and follow the winning payment on Solana.
The wallet, executed purchase amount, holding status, timestamp and transaction link.
The round’s eligible wallets, closing time, prize and snapshot hash.
A payout is marked paid only after its transaction has finalized.
The draw uses operator-run randomness. Transaction links verify the buys and payments; they do not independently prove fair winner selection.
BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR CHANCE
Yes. Each purchase must mature for 30 full minutes and remain held through the draw cutoff. With draw cutoffs at 12:30 and 13:00, a buy at 12:25 first qualifies at 13:00. Any sale, burn or transfer to another owner clears all existing tickets for that wallet. Moving between token accounts owned by the same wallet does not clear them.
Yes. A 0.5 SOL buy earns five tickets. Whole tickets from qualifying buys add together during the round. Fractional amounts do not carry between purchases. A 0.000001 SOL tolerance applies at each ticket boundary (0.099999 SOL earns one ticket). Each purchase gets one eligible payable draw. Its tickets expire after that draw, win or lose. If there is no payable prize, unused tickets wait while held. Team and creator wallets follow the same rules, including the winner cooldown.
No. A win clears that wallet’s old tickets and excludes the entire wallet from the immediately following draw, even if it buys again. New qualifying purchases can enter later draws after the cooldown and their own 30-minute holding period.
The prize is 50% of the remaining creator fees that have actually been claimed and allocated to the prize pool. Wallet top-ups and gas reserves are accounted for separately. The remaining half carries forward.
With no eligible tickets or no payable prize, there is no winner and the pool carries forward. Unused purchases stay eligible for a future payable draw while held. Tickets already entered in a payable draw never return, even if its payout is delayed. A network, history or funding problem instead delays settlement; it does not cancel an already selected winner. The next 30-minute countdown starts at the cutoff while the previous payout confirms separately. Delayed rounds are recovered in order, using their original cutoffs. The first payout is often at least 60 minutes after launch because buys need 30 full minutes before a cutoff.
There is no wallet connection, signature request or token approval on this website. It displays public Solana records and never asks for a private key or seed phrase. Token purchases happen separately through a trading app; the buy button opens pump.fun. Winners receive SOL automatically in their wallet, with no claim form or claim fee.
Not yet. This is a pre-launch preview. Demo mode uses sample records and never sends transactions. The official mint, supported markets and final terms must be published before entries open.