FLUKEa buy of $5 or more is one fetch at bone and at tendies — and the fee you pay is what fills them.
before you buy — your odds, right now
buy $100 of $FLUKEabout 1 in 83 buys is a fluke.
the small print
nothing to claim, nothing pending, answered in the same seconds. probabilities at the numbers on the board right now, never a promise.
how big the pots get — drag the day's volume
how these numbers are made
modelled by replaying the mechanism over 108 days of real chain trade data — what the maths does to real order flow, not a promise of any payout, ever. the pots size themselves to volume: nobody sets these.
the feast · one holder takes the whole table
the small print
no buy enters this one — holding is the ticket, and it is the only pot you can lose by selling.
the overflow
the last few fetches
every buy of $5 or more, win or stick, as it happens. the full record is on the ledger.
where you stand
what a sell costs
any decrease at all — a sell, a transfer, any amount — sends 41 days to zero, takes your 2× with it, and puts you 14 days from being back in the draw.
bone and tendies do not care how long you have held, and the records on your tree stay. only the clock and what depends on it can be lost.
nailed to your tree
your bag — what counts, and what has not matured
coins count toward the draw once you have held them 14 days. a top-up keeps your clock — its coins just wait their own two weeks.
the ones who entered when you did
your fetches
| when | put in | came back | odds were |
|---|
the feast · your seat
selling zeroes it. any decrease — a sell, a transfer, any amount — sends the clock to zero and your ticket with it. it is the only pot you can lose by selling.
look up any wallet — no connection needed
looking up needs no wallet and connects nothing — this whole site is read-only. the link you copy opens this exact sheet for anyone.
a record of what has already been paid, not a forecast. it only goes up because it is a running total — it says nothing about what any future buy or draw will do.
every fetch · newest first
| when | wallet | put in | came back | odds were |
|---|
a stick: nothing came back. a fluke: something did. every fetch is one or the other.
every row is reproducible from the chain — receipt opens the round it came from, recomputed in your browser.
the deepest in the wood needs an indexer
| # | wallet | days in | at | in the draw |
|---|
ranked by days held, never by size of bag — this board is for the ones who stayed. no titles for the top three.
not readable from the hook alone. a leaderboard needs every holder's clock at once, which is an off-chain index — it is not built yet, and this panel is a design, not a reading.
every feast so far
| draw | who | took | when |
|---|
one holder takes the whole table, every draw. the winner is derived from a drand round nobody could see when the draw was armed.
the fire
the ones who stayed needs an indexer
of the wallets that entered the wood each week, how many are still in it. counted by hold clocks, not by promises.
not readable from the hook alone. same reason as the leaderboard — cohorts need the whole holder set indexed off-chain. a design, not a reading.
straight answers
the odds, at today's board
| your buy | bone | tendies | either pot |
|---|
odds rise with the size of your buy and stop rising at 25% — the small pot stays the small buyer's pot, and a whale's surplus overflows to the holders. these move with volume; the page computes them, it does not store them.
the contracts
they go up here the moment they exist, and this page reads from them. a placeholder address would be the one unverifiable thing on a page about verifying things. the tech page has the mechanic in full, and every verify link on the ledger opens the round it came from.