Pikk Draws run 1,204 · Entries 2.9M · Disputes 0

Provably fair drops

Every drop ends with someone saying it was rigged.

seed committed block 21,904,117 drawn block 21,904,402 commit 0x7f3a9c2e…b41d

They are not being paranoid. A server picking winners in private is unfalsifiable in both directions, so an honest brand cannot prove it either. Pikk locks the seed before entries close and publishes a draw anyone can run again.

See a drawHow it works
Spring Court PackDRAWN
Entries
14,208
Winners
300
Seed committed
block 21,904,117 · before entries closed
Drawn at
block 21,904,402
Commit hash
0x7f3a9c2e4d1180ba66c7e5a9f0329db41d
Result hash
0xa10e45bb7c2f90d4e8831a6b0f5de97c2
Disputes
None. The draw replays to the same 300.

Replay it yourself

pikk verify --draw spring-court-pack --commit 0x7f3a9c2e…b41d
Draw receipt · 14,208 entries · 300 winnersReplayable by anyone
A completed Pikk draw on a laptop showing the committed seed, block numbers and winning entries, with an entrant's winning screen on a phone

Four things happen

The seed is locked before anyone enters.

That ordering is the whole product. Everything after it is arithmetic that anybody can check.

  1. Commit the seed

    You publish a sealed seed and the entry window opens. You cannot see the outcome, because the entries that decide it do not exist yet.

  2. Entries close

    The list is frozen and hashed. Nothing can be added, removed or reordered after this point.

  3. The draw runs on-chain

    Seed plus entry list produces the winners. It cannot be re-rolled until a favoured wallet lands, because every attempt is public.

  4. Anyone replays it

    Same inputs, same winners, every time, from any machine. The argument ends with a command instead of a statement.

What this replaces

“The draw was random. Trust us.”

Every brand says it and nobody believes it, because there has never been a way to tell an honest draw from a rigged one. Pikk makes that difference visible, which protects the brands running fair draws more than it punishes the ones that are not.

$PIKK

Randomness bond
40%Draw bondPosted by the brand to run a draw and slashed on any attempt to override the result off-protocol.
35%Buy and burnEvery completed draw removes $PIKK from circulation.
25%Entrant poolPaid to people who enter draws that run clean, win or lose.

Stake $PIKK to run a drop without posting a bond per draw.

Stop asking people to trust you.

Hand them the transaction instead.

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