every winner is drawn inside arcium's confidential compute, then settled on chain. the draw is sealed and verifiable, so no one can see it coming or change how it lands. not even us.
every buy and sell pays a small fee. it goes straight to the pot, nowhere else.
bigger bag, better odds. weight scales with what you hold, so splitting into ten wallets earns you nothing.
the draw runs inside arcium's confidential compute. no node sees the entries. no one picks the winner.
runs on arciumthe winner lands on chain with a receipt anyone can check. the pot resets. then it rolls again.
most raffle tokens ask you to trust a hash and a promise. ours runs the draw on arcium, the confidential supercomputer on solana. a loaded die is the oldest trick there is. this is the die you can't load.
the randomness is generated inside the sealed compute. you couldn't fix the outcome if you tried, and neither can we.
nobody sees the draw until it's already done. there's no moment to snipe and no order to read ahead.
every roll returns signed and verifiable on chain. you don't take our word for it. you check the receipt.
to be precise: for now this is a normal token, so balances sit on chain like any other. what's sealed is the draw, the part that used to require trusting the operator. that part is now off the table.