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Loot offers a fun, high-variance way to win tokens directly from a growing prize pool. Loot transforms individual speculation into collective upside through shared prize pools that benefit from platform-wide activity.
Perfect for: Players seeking high-variance outcomes, communities looking to amplify prize pools, and anyone wanting exposure to growing token positions through shared upside mechanics.
The result: Individual plays fuel collective pools, creating bigger wins and stronger market momentum with every lootbox opened.
Buy a lootbox with ETH and open (minimum 0.001 ETH for accessible entry)
Receive 3 cards, for each:
The system randomly selects a reward tier
Then checks if that tier wins
If you win, you receive a percentage of the pool
If not, you receive $MINT
Wager 2$ on Basic Loot (Pool is 10 ETH)
Pull 3 cards:
1st card: Common (receive MINT)
2nd card: Epic (receive 20$ TokenX - 0.075% of pool)
Each play triggers real token buys.
Transparent, dual-randomization system designed for maximum fairness and market impact. Every spin in Loot triggers a two-step process that ensures fair outcomes while generating real token demand.
Each spin assigns you to one of five possible reward tiers: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, or Jackpot — each with distinct probabilities and payout multipliers. Higher tiers mean bigger wins, but come with steeper odds.
Dual-Randomization Process
Tier Selection: The platform randomly selects your reward category based on predefined selection probabilities.
Win Resolution: A secondary roll determines whether your tier results in a win, based on independent win odds for that tier.
Pool Dynamics
90% of every spin entry feeds into the prize pool (10% protocol fee).
Pools are token-specific and grow as more players spin.
Big wins reduce the pool, small wins recirculate it.
Jackpot claims the full pool, resetting the cycle.
The result: Fair, high-variance gameplay that turns every spin into a collective event — where individual wins create token movement, pool reshuffling, and market-level reflexivity.
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