Overview
Every season, we are excited to give back to our dedicated players by distributing over 9 ETH across various raffle events!
Requirements
In order to ensure fairness and give everyone an equal chance to win, everyone who wants to participate in raffles must have completed the Your adventure starts here quest which verifies your socials.
Types of raffles
We offer two main types of raffles to cater to different participant activities:
- Trading Raffles: Rewards your trading and earning within the platform.
- CS2 Grinding Raffles: Focuses on rewarding the effort and time you invest in playing.
In addition to this, we run Seasonal Community Milestone Goal raffles that drop rewards as we collectively reach the goals.
Eligibility Information
In order to be eligible for raffles, you must have completed the Your adventure starts here quest!
Raffle reward schedule
Each raffle type has Daily, Weekly, and Seasonal rewards. Winners are selected randomly based on participation, giving everyone a fair shot at winning.
The more points you earn, the greater your chances of winning.
- Example: You trade and earn 10 points over a reward period. Other traders earn 10 points total. Your chances of winning are 50% for each draw.
Multiple Wins Possibility
In our raffles, it's possible for the same participant to win multiple times within the same reward period, maximizing your rewards for active participation!
Transparency
You can validate that we fairly picked the winners by checking our smart contract and raffle data. Here's how:
- Go to our public raffle winners page.
- Select the raffle you want to check and gather the participants array, the array hash, the smart contract txHash and the raffle winners.
- Decompress the array, keep the same order ie [['0x123', 2], ['0x456', 1]] becomes [0x123, 0x123, 0x456]
- From the decompressed array, recreate the hash: using sha256, concatenate the participants wallets by joining them with a comma, and finally output the result in hex format.
- Verify that the smart contract function received the same hash and length of participants, and output the same raffle winners as recorded in the raffle winners page.
Note that the smart contract uses an external service to generate random numbers.