HOW IT WORKS
A gacha machine that runs on trading fees.
There is no ticket to buy and nothing to enter. Holding GATCHA is what makes you eligible, pulling the machine is free, and it happens again as soon as the next one fills.
TRADING FILLS IT
Every GATCHA trade pays a 1% fee. Half of that arrives as SV151 on its own — nothing to claim, nobody pressing a button — and goes straight into the machine. The other half goes to STONK, the platform GATCHA launched on. Nothing else fills it.IT FILLS TO 1,510
When the machine reaches 1,510 SV151 it seals. That amount is the prize, and from the moment it seals it can no longer change — not by us, and not by the next trade.ANYONE PULLS
A sealed machine can be pulled by anybody. It costs the puller nothing and gives them no advantage — pulling is a public action, and the person pressing the button has no more chance of catching it than anyone else. If nobody pulls it, it pulls itself.SOMEONE CATCHES IT
Randomness decides the outcome. Nine times in ten a GATCHA holder catches the whole machine, selected in proportion to what they held. Once in ten the Vault catches it instead.IT RESETS
The prize is paid out on chain, the round is recorded permanently, and the next machine starts filling immediately. There is no gap and no final round.THE ODDS
Nine times in ten a holder catches it. Once in ten the Vault does. This is not a split of the prize — no percentage is taken off a winner. It is the outcome of the round: either a holder catches the whole machine, or the Vault does.
Holding twice as much GATCHA gives you twice the chance. Not a guaranteed win, and never a schedule — the odds are the only promise here.
The 90/10 outcome is a compile-time constant in the program, and the 1,510 SV151 threshold is fixed when the machine is created and immutable afterwards. Neither can be adjusted round to round. The fairness page sets out what that does and does not guarantee, including the upgrade authority we retain.
HOW YOUR WEIGHT IS MEASURED
Snapshots of who holds GATCHA are taken across the life of each machine, and your weight is the sum of your balance across them. Hold consistently and you are counted every time.
Up to three holder snapshots are taken while a machine fills — the first credit, one from the middle, and always the credit that fills it. A machine that fills in one go has one. They follow fee flow, not a published schedule, so there is no percentage to buy in front of.