You can't snipe a gacha machine.
No contract exists yet. When it does, the CA will appear here and on X — nowhere else. Anything else claiming to be is not us.
Constant odds
spins never sell outSpins never sell out and the odds never decay. The 1,000th crank faces exactly the same machine as the first. There is no cheap block — nothing to snipe. Ever.
Provably random
Switchboard VRFEvery pull settles from verifiable randomness. The result doesn't exist until after you commit — nobody can peek, grind or front-run it. Including us.
Pity floor
every 10th · RARE+Pure luck makes lonely bags, so luck gets a floor: every 10th pull is guaranteed RARE or better. The ceiling stays pure luck — the bottom is a contract.
Graduation → LP burned
LP → incineratorAt the raise threshold the machine closes, proceeds seed the pool, and the LP is burned on-chain. No key can pull it. Not a promise — an invariant.
Turn the crank
Pay a fixed price to spin. Same price, every block, forever.
Fair roll
Switchboard VRF picks your tier after you commit. No one can predict or rig it.
Win your bag
Your tokens mint on claim. None were pre-made.
The pool opens
At the raise threshold the machine closes and seeds the pool.
Locked forever
The LP is burned to the incinerator. Nobody can pull it.
supply = distributed ÷ sale%
winners mint on claim
team/LP mint at graduation
ratios fixed %, never
fixed amounts
pre-mint none. ever.
Switchboard VRF (Solana)
request bound at spin time
reveal later slot, oracle-
delivered only
grind impossible
peek impossible (also us)
spin(count) pay + vrf settle(request) credit bag claim() mint winnings deposit(asset) seal capsule graduate() seed + burn lp open_machine(p) launch lab
Deposit anything
A machine is loaded by deposits — tokens, NFTs, whatever its curator accepts, each sealed into an identical capsule. Nobody knows which is which. Including us.
Pull blind
One price per pull, always. The machine hands you a random capsule from the pool. The dome count is all the information anyone gets.
Earn the edge
Depositors take a cut of every pull on their machine. The house edge doesn't go to a house — it goes to whoever filled the dome.
Machines all the way down
Anyone can deploy a machine — your pool, your price, your odds, published before it opens. CRANK is the protocol underneath: sealed draws, pity floors, fee routing.
Forty capsules sealed for the genesis machine — the collection the dome dispenses. Tap a card to flip it. Original CRANK artwork, nothing minted yet: the set goes on-chain when the first machine opens; the machine above is a simulation of exactly that.
| Tier | Probability | Allocation band |
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Draft parameters for the genesis machine — not live data. Token machines run constant odds forever: the tiers keep the same probability on every spin, and the jackpot is never "used up". Final parameters are published before any machine opens; every draw settles from verifiable randomness.