BALL Hourly Drawings

Hold $BALL.
Every hour, one wallet wins.

$BALL lives on Robinhood Chain. Your balance is your entry, every 10,000 tokens sitting in your own wallet counts as one ticket in the next draw, and the pot pays out in ETH.

No signup No wallet connection Never send funds to enter

Live ticket price

ETH

One ticket = 10,000 $BALL. The figure above tracks the current token price, so it moves with the market — the ticket size never changes.

How entry works

Four things happen, every hour.

There is nothing to click at draw time. If the tokens are in your wallet when the snapshot is taken, you are in.

01

Hold the token

Buy $BALL on Robinhood Chain and keep it in a wallet you control. Custodial balances you don’t hold the keys to won’t count.

02

Balances become tickets

Every full 10,000 $BALL is one ticket. Hold 50,000 and you carry five tickets into every draw that hour.

03

The snapshot is published

At the top of the hour the eligible holder list and its ticket ranges are committed and published before any randomness exists.

04

One ticket is paid

A public randomness beacon selects a single ticket. The pot is sent to that wallet onchain — no claim form, no waiting room.


Why you can check it yourself

Every draw leaves a paper trail.

Three artifacts per drawing, all public: who was eligible, where the randomness came from, and where the money went.

The committed entry list

Each draw pins a block, lists every eligible wallet with its ticket range, and publishes the file’s hash. One changed byte breaks the hash.

Randomness nobody owns

The commit names a public beacon round that hasn’t happened yet. The timestamps prove the entry list was frozen first.

The payout transaction

Winnings move as an ordinary onchain transfer from the pot wallet. Open it in the block explorer and read it like any other transaction.

Last Winners

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