Put in a dollar.
Crank it. See what falls out.
Capsule machines loaded with real Pons tokens. Every capsule has something in it, pulled from whatever's on the shelf. Most of them are small. Some aren't. And once in a while one comes out gold, and the machine launches a brand new coin on the spot.
Repost the launch, verify once, crank once on us. The free one has the exact same odds as a paid one — gold included.
- The pot
- $200
- Average back
- $0.75 / $1
- Golden capsule
- 1 in 3,333
Every number, and the math behind it →
Twenty cents of every dollar goes into the pot, and the two rarest capsules pay a slice of it — which means the pot is small right now and the big prizes are small with it. That gets better as people crank. There's no strategy here: every crank is independent of the last one and of your wallet.
Your cranks
Everything you crank, in the order it came out.
Who's winning
Ranked by what actually left the vault and landed in a wallet. Every row is rebuildable from the chain — these are claim events, not a list we type.
What's inside
Five Pons coins, bought and sitting in the vault right now. Every address is public and every one is equally likely to fall out — the split is how much of each we hold, not your odds. When a coin runs low, that capsule pays ETH instead.
The golden capsule
The top prize isn't a bag of somebody else's coin. It's a brand new one — a coin nobody has seen yet, with a name only the machine knows, launched the second the capsule cracks. And every trade it ever does pays you.
- The machine launches a coin nobody has seen before. The name is a surprise, and it stays a surprise until it's live.
- The trading fees point at your wallet from block one, straight from the locker. Nothing goes through us.
- The first buy is burned — the house doesn't keep a single token of your coin.
- Liquidity is locked forever. Nobody can pull it, including us.